Bøger af Ludwig Hopf

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"In dem vieltausendjährigen Kampfe gegen die sein Dasein bedrohenden feindlichen Gewalten hat Nichts so sehr das Gemüt und den Verstand des Menschen bewegt, als die Angst vor den Giften und das Suchen nach Mitteln, um dieselben zu bekämpfen. Erfüllten ihn schon die Folgen einer Vergiftung durch ein Tier mit Entsetzen, so musste dasselbe noch grösser sein, wenn er, vorher gesund und kräftig, plötzlich ohne sichtbaren Feind von einer giftigen Krankheit niedergeworfen wurde, die sich in übelriechenden Ausdünstungen und Entleerungen, in eiterigen Ausschlägen und Beulen über den ganzen Körper äusserte. Nichts ist daher natürlicher, als der seit Jahrtausenden die Menschheit bewegende Wunsch nach solchen Mitteln, wodurch eine Gift- und Seuchenfestigkeit erlangt werden könnte.Dass wenigstens die Giftfestigkeit an und für sich kein Ding der Unmöglichkeit sein sollte, davon musste den Menschen schon in allerfrühester Zeit das Beispiel solcher Tiere belehren, welche sich erfahrungsgemäss ungestraft der Einwirkung von Giften aussetzen, die bei anderen Tieren unbedingt Krankheit und Tod herbeiführen."Dieses Buch über Immunität und Immunisierung ist ein unveränderter Nachdruck der Originalausgabe von 1902.