Nature's Healing Agents; the Medicines of Nature (or the Natura System)

In Nature's Healing Agents: The Medicines of Nature (or The Natura System), Dr. Reuben Swinburne Clymer presents a sweeping and visionary synthesis of natural healing, spiritual philosophy, and medical science. First published in the early twentieth century, this work reflects Clymer's belief that true health arises from harmony between body, mind, and spirit — a principle that placed him at the forefront of the naturopathic and metaphysical healing movements of his time.

Clymer explores the hidden intelligence of nature, arguing that every plant, mineral, and elemental force contains within it the capacity to restore balance and vitality to human life. His "Natura System" integrates diet, herbal medicine, magnetic energy, and moral discipline into a holistic framework designed not merely to cure disease, but to elevate consciousness. Drawing upon ancient hermetic philosophy, Rosicrucian thought, and early medical research, he reveals how the same laws that govern the cosmos also guide the body's innate power to heal itself.

 Written in Clymer's distinctive blend of mysticism and empirical observation, Nature's Healing Agents is both a manual of natural therapy and a spiritual treatise on the divine order of life. It invites readers to see health not as the absence of illness, but as a state of alignment with the universal energies of creation. For students of naturopathy, esoteric philosophy, or holistic wellness, this classic remains a cornerstone of integrative healing literature — an enduring testament to the unity of science and spirit.