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Structure and Function are reciprocally related. |
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The body has self-regulatory mechanisms. |
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The body has the capacity to heal/defend/repair itself. |
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When normal adaptability is disrupted or when Environmental Changes overcome the body's capacity for self-maintenance, Disease may occur. |
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Rational treatment is based upon the prior principles. |
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Movement of body fluids is essential to maintenance of health |
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Nerves play a crucial role in controlling body fluids. |
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Somatic components of disease equal manifestations of disease and also contribute to maintaining the diseased state. |
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