The Natural State of Medical Practice

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The exploration of authentic medical practice is central to this three-volume work, initiated by Dr. Adams after his extensive clinical career. He examines the evolution of medicine from primitive cultures to ancient civilizations and modern Western practices, identifying a "natural state" of effective care that thrives in free societies. The author critiques the stagnation caused by authoritarianism in ancient medical traditions while highlighting the collaborative spirit of Greek and modern Western medicine. He warns of current threats to medical autonomy and proposes an Isagorial Theory of Human Progress, emphasizing the importance of freedom in advancing medical practice.