The gazette-times., March 26, 1914, Image 3

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The drugless physician claims and proves thai normalization aa.l
stimulation of the spinal tissues can and does assist the patient's tudj in
overcoming the effects of bacterial invasion. He stimulates the beaut, a
explained above, by Nature's own stimulant the nerve and brings in
the help which the bacteriologist with sorrow deplores as non-existent.
The bacteriologist is speaking honestly, and with the highest and best
motives when he says that "in the battle lelween the germ and the'body,
all we can do is to watch with intense interest the ultimate outcome."
Yet the bacteriologist in good time will learn that the drugless physician
has found a way of taking an active part in the battle, and. reinforcing
the body witli its own chemical troops, which, if they do not always de
cide the day, decide it many, many times.
All the leading medical journals, and I take several of them, have
at least one good article in almost every issue of the paper on Typhoid
Fever. 'The leading article in Clinical Medicink, with editorial note,
for March, 1914, by .1. M. French, M. D., contains the following: "A
menu oi mine, wno was graduated irom Harvard the year alter i was
from the University of Vermont, txk for the subjec of his graduating
thesis "Typhoid Fever;'' and in discussing the treatment he wrote as
follows this sentiment, he tells us, embodying the suDstance of theteach
ings lie had received on this point : "The treatment of typhoid fever is
devoted to the one end, namely, to keep up the patient's strength until
the disease has run its course. There is no drug which will lessen, cure
or cut short the disease." This statement has a most familiar sound and
calls to mind the. similar words of Osier; raising, indeed, the question as
to whether Osier took his ideas from Harvard or Harvard and Osier both
drank from the same fount of knowledge. Undoubtedly the statement
quoted represents the consensus of medical opinion of a generation ago.
As for my friend, I am glad to be aide to tell you that he has entirely
repudiated these ideas and advocates and practices something quite oppo
site to these pessimistic notions."
The harmful effect of drugs on the living body has long been known
and realized by the really scientific man, such as the bacteriologist, the
physiologist, the chemist and the pharmacologist. Men like these who,
knowing that drugs were worse than useless, began a few years ago to
investigate germ diseases with the hope of finding, in the germs them
selves, sonic hidden cure for the diseases which the germs produced. This
was the beginning of what is known as "serum therapy." It consists in
the injection into the human body of the liquid part of the blood that
is, the part of the blood that remains after the clot has been removed
of an animal that has been treated with the germs which produce the
special disease that it is desired to cure.
They know the limitations and the extreme dangers of the method,
and have long since come to the conclusion that science must look in
other directions for a rational and safe method of fighting germs in the
bodies of men.
The greatest genius of experimental therapy in the world so ac
claimed at the recent International Medical Congress at London I mean
Professor Ehrlich, of Frankfort-am-Main, 'ITAS ABANDONED SERUM
WORK, regarding the field as already worked out, and is now devoting
himself exclusively to the study of effects of certain chemical compounds
on the germ of syphilis. Such things are highjy significant.
The drugless physician, by the quick and jxisitive results flowing from
the subtle touches of his finger tips on the living body, has been and is a
living and daily verifier and demonstrator of a therapeutic theory which
is still twenty years in advance of ordinary medical thinking.
This, then, is the great and beautiful discovery that has Iteen made
and established as an absolute fact by the wonderful experiments of the
research men in Europe. Their work has proved, once and forever, that
the only cure for disease is the cure which Nature has already installed
in the body. And many of the foremost leaders in this work besides Pro
fessor Ehrlich have abandoned serum therapy as a futile hope for man,
while a great many others never had any faith in it at all. They are still
studying the blood and its conduct under abnormal conditions. This new
science is called "Experimental Pathology" and those who are working
in it are in reality working along drugless lines.
Following the use of serums countless patients have been left in
deplorable condition as a result of administering these much-praised but
oft-failing "cures" and have sought the skill of the drugless physician.
For example: I have treated and cured the paialysis of many children
resulting from and following the antitoxin treatment of diphtheria.
CAUSE OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS.
In the "Technical World Magazine" for January, 1913, is an account
of the discovery by Dr. M. J. Rosenau, professor in Harvard University,
of the cause of Infant ile Paralysis. This is no new discovery to the drug
less physician. I was taught this same discovery eighteen years ago in a
school of Drugless Healing and have been for fifteen years treating and
curing children with this terrible disease. I can Doint out to you any
day on the streets of our city children I have cured and others I am treat
ing for this malady which is responsible for more cripples than any other
ailment.
RHEUMATISM ANOTHER (!ERM DISEASE.
The Medical Record for March 7, 1914, contains the announcement
and review of a new book by Sir William Osier, Bart. M. D., F. R. S.,
Regius Professor of Medicine in Oxford University, England; Hon. Pro
fessor of Medicine in Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, in which is
announced the discovery of the microbe which they have called Diplo
coccus rheumaticus, which they claim to be the essential factor in the
production of rheumatism. This places rheumatism without question in
the list of germ diseases which should not be treated by the administra
tion of drugs. Dr. Osier is assisted by at least a dozen others who are
leaders in medical thought and professors in the leading universities of
this country, Canada and England. Score another victory for the drug
less physician.
THE CLEAR TREND OF THE HEALING ART.
What has been said in the foregoing article, brief and simple as it is,
will suffice to explain why and how the drugless physician has re-written
the text books of pathology, which is to say, the record and explanation
of the morbid (or diseased) processes and tissues of the human body. It
has ushered in both a new explanation of the causes of diseases and a
new method, anew technique, of cure; and, unlike much of old-time
medical speculation and practice, the drugless method is so practical and
full of common sense that all persons may understand its basic principles
and procedures when these are clearly outlined. The drug-system physi
cian who treads the border line of libel, and deals in scandal and gossip
concerning his competitors, is a fairly good man to let alone and my
opinion is that lots of peoplo will give him absent treatment.
(Continued next week)
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