Mahatma Gandhi Quotes

We Labor Under The Fatal Delusion That No Disease Can Be Cured Without Medicine. This Has Been Responsible For More Mischief To Mankind Than Any Other Evil ... Disease Increases In Proportion To The Increase To The Number Of Doctors In A Place.

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