The Chemistry and Wonders of the Human Body

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Exploring the intersection of religion, astrology, and biochemistry, this work by George Washington Carey presents a unique perspective on human health and disease. Carey, a physician and pioneer in the field of biochemistry, argues that the human body operates as a "chemical formula," linking physiological processes to spiritual dimensions. His theories, which gained traction in new-age and homeopathic circles, delve into the mineral-based causes of disease and propose a chemical connection between humanity and the divine. This reprint of his 1921 edition emphasizes the relevance of his ideas in contemporary discussions of health and spirituality.