Quote by Georg Groddeck

Disease is a vital expression of the human organism.

Disease is a vital expression of the human organism.

Summary

This quote suggests that disease is not simply a disorder or malfunction of the human body, but rather an important and meaningful manifestation of the human organism. It implies that diseases serve a purpose in the overall functioning of our bodies, potentially indicating imbalances or attempting to restore equilibrium. By framing disease as a vital expression, the quote proposes that it should be understood and interpreted as a part of our body's natural processes, rather than simply as something to be eradicated or suppressed.

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