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5. Law Of Dual Effect

The Law of Duel Effect states that all substances which are taken into the body, or which come in contact with it from without, occasion a twofold and contrary action— the secondary action being the opposite of the primary action, and the more lasting.

Therefore, the primary action (reaction) from taking a stimulant would be stimulating but the secondary and longer lasting effect would be depression. Likewise, the primary reaction from taking a pain-suppressant would be relief from pain but the secondary, longer-lasting effect would be increased pain. If the immediate and temporary effect of a dose of digitalis is to stimulate the heart, the secondary and permanent effect is to depress the heart.

Why would this be so? The body marshalls its available forces to handle the situation at hand which at that moment might be an abnormal substance in the form of a pain-suppressant. This toxin which has been so introduced has to be dealt with and eliminated as quickly as possible. During this time, the organism halts reparative and healing processes which are felt as symptoms, thus temporary relief.

However, as soon as the foreign substance is disposed of, the body reinitiates its healing processes with the return of the old symptoms. However, due to the tremendous expenditure of vital energy and the added toxins from the drugs, greater harm has been done. The heart becomes weaker after its stimulation due to exhaustion and added toxins. Likewise affected are all bodily organs.

Home > Lesson 40 – The Dangers Of Drug Medication: Over-the-Counter And Prescription Drugs

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. History Of Drugs
  • 3. What Are Drugs?
  • 4. What Do Drugs Do
  • 5. Law Of Dual Effect
  • 6. What Drugs Cannot Do
  • 7. Why Drugs Are Used
  • 8. Why Drugs Should Not Be Used
  • 9. What The Body Does When Drugs Are Taken
  • 10. Some Specifics
  • 11. What To Do Instead Of Taking Drugs
  • 12. What To Do When Acute Symptoms Manifest Themselves
  • 13. Questions & Answers
  • Article #1: The Poisoning Practice By Virginia Vetrano, B.S., D.C.
  • Article #2: Principles of The Hygienic System by R.T. Trail
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