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• Title: Lecture: Lecture II: Physiology and Therapeutics
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  • processes of elimination in the nervous system, with breakdown
• Title: Lecture: Lecture III: Physiology and Therapeutics
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  • head system or nerve-sense system, a rhythmic system, and a
  • metabolic-limb system. I must stress particularly that this
  • external picture, if he understood the head system as something that
  • simply ends at the neck, the circulatory or rhythmic system as being
  • encompassed by the trunk, while the digestive system encompasses the
  • limb system, the sexual system.
  • What is important here is that while the nerve-sense system is located
  • with an anthroposophical purpose about the nerve-sense system, it is
  • the system of functions in the human organism (for we are concerned
  • whole human being is head. The same is true for the other systems. It
  • discredit them to the world, spoke about the “belly-system” in
  • order to ridicule what is actually referred to by the metabolic system. He
  • the distinctions between the head system, and therefore the
  • nerve-sense system, on the one hand, the metabolic-limb system on the
  • other hand, and the mediating system, the rhythmic system, whose
  • systems.
  • physically in the nerve-sense system. It is not the case, as is
  • connected primarily with the feeling and willing systems also take
  • place in the nerve-sense system. Such an opinion does not hold up
  • with the nerve-sense system but with the rhythmic system, that just as
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• Title: Lecture: Lecture IV: Physiology and Therapeutics
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  • the human organism consists of the nerve-sense system — the head
  • system — working oppositely to the metabolic-limb system; these two
  • are then balanced by the rhythmic system. All breakdown processes, the
  • completely necessary breakdown processes of the nerve-sense system,
  • processes of the metabolic-limb system. You can imagine (and this can
  • be verified in detail) that because the two systems of the human
  • system, for example, should not be influenced too strongly from the
  • head system, bypassing the rhythmic system; when this happens an
  • activity suitable only to the head system works its way into the
  • metabolic limb system.
  • come to understand how such intrusions of one system upon the other
  • system, the nerve-sense system (in which there must also be metabolic
  • by metabolic processes that make the head system resemble the
  • metabolic-limb system inwardly and functionally. The reverse can also
  • take place, because the same functional system that is normally active
  • in the head is also active in the metabolic-limb system, though in a
  • become too intense in the metabolic-limb system, where it should only
  • that is also present in the metabolic-limb system strongly impregnates
  • the metabolic-limb system with head activity, which thus becomes
  • system will take place in the abdominal organs. Of course it will take
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