Biological medicine sees arthritis as a systemic disease caused by metabolic disorder and chemical imbalance in the organs, glands, and tissues of the body. The inflammatory and the degenerative changes in the functions of the joints and the surrounding tissues are brought about by the biochemical disturbance, hormonal imbalance, and weakened functions of the vital organs, effected by the prolonged physical and emotional abuses and stresses to which the body has been subjected.
The biological therapies, therefore, are directed at: (1) eradication and correction of the abnormal and health-destroying conditions which have led to the development of the disease; (2) assisting the body’s own healing forces in normalizing all the metabolic processes, cleansing the body of the accumulated toxins and wastes, strengthening the functions of all the vital organs, revitalizing the glandular activity, establishing a chemical balance in the tissues-or, in sum total, rebuilding and strengthening the general health of the patient.
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