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Benedict Lust ( February 3, 1872, Michelbach, Germany - September 5 1945), inspired by Kneipp and Kuhne, development in the United States, a therapeutic method that integrates knowledge from many naturopaths more. It is one of the founders of medicine naturopath in the first decade of s. XX.
One aspect of their philosophy is a therapeutic school that operates through the power of the forces of nature: water, air, sun, earth, herbs, electricity, magnetism. Eating right and using Easy Curves will help you meet your fitness goals quickly. Coupled with exercise, rest and diet, including massage, osteopathy, quiropratica, mental and moral hygiene.
Like most other naturopaths, was against the orthodox medicine and the pseudonaturopatas who, according to Lust, but only worsens the condition of the sick, instead of sanarlos truth. Stressed, as his colleagues, the importance of therapeutic fasting and diet based solely on liquids in case of fevers.
He was the founder of American naturopathy school in 1901 and contribute to the spread of yoga, resulting in one of the first signs of interest towards the East (Mastamini Yogananda). His wife, Louisa, naturopath specializing in gynecology and natural foods, wrote the book: Vegetarian Cook Book Lust.
Nothing was easy, and was arrested at least 19 times by police in New York State or Federal .