Bernard Aschner

Bernhard Aschner (born January 27, 1883 in Vienna , † March 9, 1960 in New York City ) was an Austrian gynecologist and obstetrician, endocrinologist and medical historian. After the German invasion and the annexation of Austria , he lost the teaching authority because of his Jewish origin and emigrated to the United States of America. He opened a practice in New York and ran an arthritis outpatient clinic at Stuyvesant Policlinc , later at Lebanon Hospital . Scientifically Aschner first distinguished himself in the field of internal secretion (endocrinology), then as a medical historian.

EXCERPTS FROM THE TEXTBOOK OF CONSTITUTION THERAPY

Even if we cannot cure far advanced cases of the tumors and metastases, it often is possible to influence by homoeopathic remedies the physical conditions of these sufferers so favorably that they frequently live relatively comfortable and carefree without narcotics, and when the end comes they sleep away gently and peacefully without any agony.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL TREATMENT OF WOMENS DISEASES

The electro-cardiograph showed that the lady was suffering from pronounced damage of the heart muscle, that the heart was enlarged, and there was pronounced congestion of the lungs and the legs were dropsical. The few examples given are representative of many.

THE DISASTROUS TREATMENT OF WOMENS DISEASES

The fact that cutting out of the sex organs produces these symptoms is well known to every experienced doctor and nerve specialist. A number of women who had been told that they suffered from uterine fibroids, and that there was no treatment except operation sought my advice in their despair.