Hippocrates

But it is not perfectly good, and so is not zealous giving.

As if a knight should give a shield to a doctor, and the doctor should give a copy of the aphorisms of Hippocrates or the art of Galen to the knight.

Wherefore the wise say that the face of the gift ought to resemble that of the receiver.

That is to say, should be suitable to him, and should be useful.

Again, to give things that are of no use to him who receives them is indeed good, in so far as he who gives shows at least his friendship; but it is not perfectly good, and so is not zealous giving.

As if a knight should give a shield to a doctor, and the doctor should give a copy of the aphorisms of Hippocrates or the art of Galen to the knight.

Wherefore the wise say that the face of the gift ought to resemble that of the receiver; that is to say, should be suitable to him, and should be useful.

And herein is the liberality deemed zealous of the man who is thus discerning in his gifts.

My masters, the ancient Pantagruelists, have confirmed that which I say, and withal declared it to be not only possible, but also maintained the lawful birth and legitimation of the infant born of a woman in the eleventh month after the decease of her husband.

Hippocrates, Liber de Alimento, Plinius, Liber Septimus, Caput Quintus, Plautus in his Cistellaria, Marcus Varro in his satire inscribed the testament, alleging to this purpose the authority of Aristotle, Censorinus, Liber de Die Natali, Aristotelis, Liber Septimus, Caput III and IV, De Natura Animalium, Gellius, Liber Tertius, Caput XVII, Servius in his exposition upon this verse in Virgil's Eclogues, Matri Longa Decem, etc., and a thousand other fools, whose number has been increased by the lawyers, Folii ste suis et legitimo intestato paragrapho finem, and in Authentica de Restitutionibus et ea quae parit in undecimo mense.

Moreover, upon these grounds they have foisted in their Robidiladic or Lapiturolive law, Gallus, Folii ste libro et postimo libro septimo, Folii ste statu hominum, and some other laws which at this time I dare not name, by means whereof the honest widows may without danger play at the close buttock game with might and main, and as hard as they can, for the space of the first two months after the decease of their husbands.

I pray you, my good lusty springle lads, if you find any of these females that are worth the pains of untying the codpiece point, get up, ride upon them, and bring them to me.

This particular cancer is caused by HPP, which actually comes from cunnilingus.

so apparently Catherine Zeta-Jones his lovely wife wasn't really happy with him sort of blaming his throat cancer on her going down on him so apparently that's like the medical sage Hippocrates was the first to formally describe the HPV related signs and symptoms way back in 400 B.C. the revered greek physician initials reflection were limited to a technical description of a distinctive kind of genital bumps i feel like this was just started of lads who are like they're like smoking fags their whole life and then they get through cancer and the wife is like giving out they want a

cooler reason they wanted his own cooler why they got it

would you i mean it's not a bad trade-off katherine zeta jones you know

The Hindu Vedas from 1400 to 1200 BCE do too.

Hippocrates wrote about it.

Lanik didn't invent auscultation.

He invented mediated auscultation, listening through an instrument rather than directly.

Modern medication has been around for a hundred years.

Whereas holistic medicine has been around before Christ, BC, like Hippocrates time.

It's been around for so many years and people have more trust in a pharmaceutical drug than they do in medicine.

All these people who have used holistic protocols for decades and thousands of years and have more trust in this pharmaceutical drug.

Again, to give things that are of no use to him who receives them is indeed good, insofar as he who gives shows at least his friendship.

But it is not perfectly good and so is not zealous giving as if a knight should give a shield to a doctor and the doctor should give a copy of the aphorisms of Hippocrates or the art of Galen to the knight.

Wherefore the wise say that the face of the gift ought to resemble that of the receiver, that is to say should be suitable to him and should be useful.

And herein is the liberality deemed zealous of the man who is thus discerning in his gifts.

Because they do send out signals that tune the immune system and tune health and tune wellness and tune the body.

You know, going back a couple thousand years, we'll go back to Hippocrates, let thy food be thy medicine, let thy medicine be thy food.

You know, very true.

Many who have listened to several of these podcasts, I would emphasize and let sunshine be thy medicine too.