Skin with open wounds or active inflammation
Conceptual Origin: From Empirical Observation to Theoretical Framework In the 16th century, the Swiss physician Paracelsus established the philosophical foundation for dose-response relationships with his statement, The dose makes the poison ( Sola dosis facit venenum )
Many patients tolerate and benefit from: bone broth and mineral-rich soups softly cooked vegetables that are easy to digest high-quality proteins such as organic poultry, fish, eggs, or slow-cooked meats healthy fats in modest amounts to support healing These foods provide nourishment without overwhelming digestion and can often be consumed even when appetite is limited
Systemically, because it involves copper, there is a theoretical risk of copper overload with prolonged, high-dose use without proper cycling
I feel the vigor of my thirties, and my skins improved
However, the safety and efficacy of long-term restriction require further study