A certain potion of roots mixed with beer was noted as a
cure for jaundice – but had a side effect of impotence. The question then
becomes – is this permitted? Since the Torah forbids offering a castrated
animals as a sacrifice (Lev. 22:24), the rabbis understand that castrating a
human is forbidden. Even as an unintended consequence.
But it is a permitted remedy for one already “castrated” ?
Or perhaps it (sterilization) is permitted to women - who are not obligated to procreate?
But R. Johanan b. Beroka notes the command to be “fruitful
and multiply” (Gen. 1:28) is addressed to both man and woman (“And God
blessed them: and God said unto them”).
It seems, then, that this cure would not be allowed except for
the elderly.
It’s a big topic handled in only a few sentences. There is
more to discuss.
High bloodstream pressure should be cared for strongly in order that the bloodstream pressure could be managed in addition to simultaneously, it is long-term troubles could be definitely avoided or even lessened.
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