Impaired Health Its Cause and Cure: A Repudiation of the Conventional Treatment of Disease
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| Rating | : | 4.57 (503 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00KZ17PCU |
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| Number of Pages | : | 333 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-13 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Godd but not always clear to a layman. Great ideas but frequently diffult to follow. The basic idea is an expansion of his book Toxemia but not, in my opinion as "user friendly" as that book.
My methods are devoid of any suggestion of mysticism or supernaturalism, and are not above the understanding of the most commonplace mind, unless its simplicity appears uncanny to distorted understandings.. Is there any excuse for all the sickness, and for the supposed scientific technique that is formulated for doctors and nurses to carry out in such heathenish, grandiose manner as we see it in grandly conducted hospitals and sanitariums as well as in private life? None whatever. Every graduate of one of these institutions goes out an advocate and teacher of the fallacy.These statements will fall, for the most part, on stony understandings, and will fail to take root immediately and grow; but they are as true as the eternal verities, and will some day be common knowledge. Little do the public and those who run these supposed-to-be necessary institutions know that each and every such plant is a college for educating the people into the sick habit. Meantime the horrors of the sick-chamber and surgical rack will continue.As a refutation of the necessity for all the so-called remedies carried into the sick-room—surgery, drugs, prescriptions, vaccination, serum injections; faith, suggestion, and mind cures; the laying on of hands, and every other device known and used as remedial—I offer my simple methods; namely, that of taking nothing into the sick-room, and of doing no
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