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Your Health and Its Care
DR. WILLIAM (RADY, M.D.
Raaa'ars shaulal aaWrasa iaaulrto Hi William lraa"y,
23 n Camilla, Bavaria Milta. CaL
LET'S HAVE IT 0 UT ABOUT CALCIUM
With atraight face and all the
ponderous dignity with which
the medical profession expounds
ay- legend! and
Mj theories for
I'm still on
the ah, ah,
probation
laity, a news
paper health
columnist said
the other day:
"Deposits of
calcium In the
walls of the
blood vessels
As We Live
ELDERLY MOTHER
COMPLAINS OF
WEDDED SONS' NEGLECT
Grown children, after they
marry and go to homes of their
own, sometimes become so pre
occupied with their own interests
that they forget and neglect an
aging parent. The parent, after
sacrificing the best years of her
life for her children, Is entitled
to better treatment than that.
How to get It Is the problem
that Is facing the widow who
wrote:
(Q) "I hare two sons. Both
are marritd, own their home,
have cars, radloa, TVs, ate.
Thay both have children. I am
living all alone and working,
My one son calls ma every day
but tha only time I hear from
my other son Is whan ha comas
with a gift at Christmas and
lakes my gifts to the family.
Ha never even calls ma to say
Hello' on my birthday or
Mother's Day. I am lonely but
I can't bring myself lo push In.
My one son has plenty of tlma
lo visit friends, lake trips, go
to a cottage In summer, but he
never, never thinks of seeing
if I need help or want lo go
anywhere. He sees his wife's
people but has no lime for ma.
How can I bring him lo his
senses?"
(A) My sussestlon is that nn
Invite your two sons and their
wives to your home for a Sunday
ainner or for
By ILIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D.
vorlta foods, have f lowers
around to give a festive atmo
sphere to the place, and wear
your most becoming dress. All
through the meal be gay and
cheerful. The important thing is
to get them In a good frame of
mind for the blow that Is coming.
Then, as soon as dinner Is
over, tell them you want to talk
seriously to them. Have all your
facta and figures down on paper
to read out to tliem. Tell them
just how much you earn, and
how much other income you
have. List your usual expenses,
and then add others that might
come In the emergency class,
such as a warm winter coat,
dentist bills, doctor bills, etc.
Ask all four of them if they
think they have been treating
you fairly by doing nothing to
help you and by never bothering
to come to see you. Ask them
how they would feel if, at your
age, their children never called
them up from one Christmas to
another. Then see if this is not
an eye-opener to make them re
alize how selfish they have been
and to take steps at once to mend
their ways.
If you have a personal prob
lem, write Elisabeth Hurlock In
care of this newspaper.
(Copyright 1952, General
Features Corp.)
" "Vv St v:
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Dr. Biaerf
is" (sic) "the principal thing re
sponsible for hardening of the
arteries. Why calcium should be
deposited ... no one yet knows."
Although this bald statement
fairly represents the prevailing
medical thought, if one can call
it thought, about arteriosclerosis
or hardening of the arteries, the
absurdity of it must be appar
ent to any medical student or
physician who has an elemen
tary knowledge of pathology.
Why, away back in the nine
teenth century Dr. Osier gave a
truer view of it. He said:
"Calcificatlon( that if, de
posit of calcium) of the arterial
wall follows fatty degeneration
and sclerosis, and is associated
with atheromatous changes , . .
It Is by no means always a senile
change."
No, children, calcium la not
deposited in the walls of the ar
teries out of a clear sky. This
change in the condition or struc
tural of the artery wall occurs
only as a consequence of degen
eration. In view of the wide circula
tion of this column it is the duty
of any physician or pathologist
who finds anything wrong about
my teaching to point out the er
ror. I promise to print, as the au
thor approves, any reasonable
correction or contrary view sub
mitted, and I'll keep the author's
identity secret or reveal it, as he
or she may prefer.
There is a similar notion in
the popular mind in reference to
calcium deposits in or around
the joints. This causes "arthri
tis" or rheumatiz, according to
the legend or theory expounded
by many medical practitioners.
Aside from arbitrary state
ments by doctors whose dignity
is offended when patients evince
any knowledge of nutrition or
metabolism, there Is no scientif
ic ground for the fear that "too
much calcium" in food, water or
medicine, will cause calcification
or the deposit of calcium in or
around the Joints.
In every instance such calci
fication or deDosit of calcium Is
a consequence of sprain, strain,
inflammation or degeneration.
If any physician or pathologist
differs with me about this I In
vite him or her to submit a brief
statement for publication here
and I promise to treat sucn com
munication with professional
courtesy.
This is the first of a series of
talks about calcium.. The aecond
will follow in a few days. It is
an Important subject and I think
both doctors and laymen should
know more about it.
QUESTION'S ANSWER!
Childbirth Without fttr
I have had my last two children by
Dr. Grantly Dick Read's method and
X think It ll a wonderful experience.
IMri. H. K.)
Aniwer T advlie every potential or
expectant mother to read Dr. Read'i
hook. CHILDBIRTH WITHOUT FEAR,
published by Harper Ac Bros, and
available In your public library.
Thin Neck
Would like to know If using cocoa
butter or a lanolin compound for a
thin neck will fill It out. (R. T.I
Answer Nothing applied external
ly can fill out think neck or flat or
hollow places. Consume liberal
amounts of milk, butter, eggs, ham.
bacon, cheese and whole wheat
MOO-O-OS
and MUSINGS
A local horticulturist
(a word meaning anyone
with an acre of pears and
two Cadillacs) has suc
ceeded in crossing a prune
with a watermelon.
It would appear that
there is a new wrinkle in
the melon trade.
Little Daisy
If Veu DID NOT er CANNOT Finish
HIGH SCHOOL
Ten Can Study at Heme m Spare Time ant) tarn a High School Diploma
PREPARI NOW far Callage er La.rn a Trade
OUR GRADUATIS HAVI INTIRID OVIR 300 COLLEGES
Dept. Mad.
Nims..HMH,
Addresa.H
City
S 26
AMERICAN SCHOOL
1744 Broadway, Room 204
Oakland 12, Calif.
State..
Dt, Hurlock
dinner some
v e n I n g. Ar
range for a
time when all
four of them
can be present
together.
Give them no
clue as to what
you have in
mind. Merely
treat it as a
pleasant family get-together. Ar
range to have your two sons' fa
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stamped, self-addresserl envelope for
pamphlet HOW TO GAIN WEIGHT.
Oft to the Asylum?
Years ago you said some people can
sleep well only with their heads to
the west, on account of the effect of
the earth's rotation on the heart. I
carrlfd tha clipping to prove to my
friends that I am sound of mind, for
I have known that all my life. Now I
have mislaid the clippinf and beg that
you repeat your atatement . . .
(E. W. G.)
Answer I'm sorry, old man, but I
never made such a statement and I do
not believe there la any ground for
such belief.
National Newspaper Syndicate,
Chicago 6, Illinois
Washington (U.R) An AFL
union leader late Saturday re
ported that union voting on a
proposal to end the 52-day West
ern Union strike was "running
so close that it's impossible to
predict the outcome."
South African Mob Of 12,000 Profesfs Union Man's Arrest
Johannesburg, South Africa
(U.R) Police battled a mob of
12,000 many of them yelling
and screaming women which
gathered outside City Hall Sat
urday protesting the arrest of
a union official on charges he vi
olated anti-Communist laws.
Thirty-eight persons in the
crowd and several policemen
were injured when the police
wielded truncheons, chair legs
and broomsticks against bottles
and sticks.
Come to Rescue
Hundreds of women black,
white and half-caste surged
forward screaming when police
arrested E. S. Sach9, secretary of
the South African Garment
Workers union. The mob tried
tn rescue Sachs as police drag
ged him up the front steps of
City Hall and through the big
main entrance.
The union immediately issuea
strike call, effective Tuesday.
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ton on fugitive warrants in con
nection with two North Carolina
floggings after he arranged to
surrender through his lawyer.
A union spokesman said the
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SiriKc will icuiaui til iwivs un
til we get Sachs back."
Sachs was taken to police
headquarters, where another
crowd soon gathered. The city
was quiet by early afternoon but
police said they were remaining
on a stand-by alert.
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