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By 1817, however, the German historian of medicine Kurt Sprengel suggested that Brunonian medicine " has very few supporters ."
He then further advanced Brown's ideas on graduation, making Germany the main centre for the implementation of the Brunonian system of medicine.
It set out his theories, often called the Brunonian system of medicine, which essentially understood all diseases as a matter of over or under-stimulation.
After 1800 books on music therapy often drew on the Brunonian system of medicine, arguing that the stimulation of the nerves caused by music could directly improve health.
Underneath it all lay the elements of the Brunonian system, with its dynamic interplay of impression and response, positive or negative in terms of health ( physiology ) and divergences therefrom ( pathology ).