METHUSELAH ARCHIVE SOURCES / KO-KNEIPP-NATURAL-CURE-MOVEMENT-2016

Sebastian Kneipp and the Natural Cure Movement of Germany: Between Naturalism and Modern Medicine

secondary literature · 2016
type:secondary literature
year:2016
citation:Ko, Youkyung. Sebastian Kneipp and the Natural Cure Movement of Germany: Between Naturalism and Modern Medicine. Uisahak (Korean Journal of Medical History). 2016 Dec;25(3):557-590. DOI: 10.13081/kjmh.2016.25.557. PMID: 28529304.
LINK
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10568157/
SUMMARY
Peer-reviewed medical-history article situating Kneipp within Germany's broader 19th-century Natural Cure Movement. States the Kneipp Cure's five tenets (hydrotherapy, exercise, nutrition, herbalism, mind-body balance) and that, unlike some contemporaries, Kneipp accepted vaccination and medication and sought recognition from organized medicine. DOI and PMID both resolved directly on the PMC/PubMed record.
NOTES

Used for the five-pillars structure and Kneipp’s relatively accommodating stance toward conventional medicine, which the article credits with helping his method gain lasting institutional acceptance.