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Coniultant In Medicine
Mayo Clinic
Emerltui I'rofeuior of Medicine
Mayo Clinic
(Recliter and Tribune Syndicate!
1961)
Preseni-Day Enlhusiaam
About Hypnosii
T have rortrl monv nrllolnc
about hypnosis .aBd I keep
receiving letters from people
who want to
know If hyp
nosis would
make them
stop eating too
much, or
make junior
atop grinding
h i s teeth or
blinking h i s
eyes, Actually
I much doubt
it suggestion during one hyp
notic trance will perform
many of the desired miracles.
I have read much on hypnosis
and have talked to psychia
trists and scientific hypnotists
and nowhere have I fould
great enthusiasm. As I have
said in this column, experts
in this field toll me that in
many cases It takes several
treatments If the patient is to
be much helped. Also, they
tell me that the suggestion
cannot be expected to last for
a long time.
Dr. Sidney Epstein, lecturer
in psychology In the univer
sity of California School of
Dentistry, lold the American
Denial association that anx
ions and emotionally disturb
ed persons can be Injured by
hypnotism: it can precipitate
a mental upset. The doctor
said that while trying to cure
a patient of teeth-grinding and
nail-biting, one can throw him
into some type of bahavior
that can be worse. In a den
tist's chair only from 5 to 26
per cent of people can be
given satisfactory sedation
with hypnosis .alone. This
agrees with what a number
of hypnosis-using anethetists
have written, lo the effect
that hypnosis can help most if
given with some other anes
thetic agent.
Traveler's Diarrhea
As" thntisnnrlK of nnrsnns
who have lourneved to. Der-
haps Mexico, or Central Amer
ica, or even lo Europe, have
learned, it Is a common ex
perience of travelers to get
an acule and violent diarrhea.
In the Dast. such diarrheas
usually have been ascribed
to amebas or to germs of the
nnrntvithnid nr naracolon
groups. In 1959, Dr. Varela
nrl his associates made a
thnrniiirh stttHv of the bacteria
found in Hie intestinal contont
of msnv American tourists
who were victims of diarrhea
in Mexico, and concluded that
none of the common bacteria
and amebas which have al
ways, in l ho oast, been blam
ed, can now be held responsi
ble for Ihc many attacks of
diarrhea experienced.
It cnnms nrohlihle that mttnv
of the violent but brief at
tacks of diarrhea suffered by
travelers are due to a virus.
I think the cause must always
be a virus when the bowel
empties out in a few hours
without fever or abdominal
soreness or cramps or griping,
but perhaps with nausea and
vomiting. The next day the
patient feels weak, but usual
ly he is well on the way to
recovery. I have had this sort
of thing happen to me many
a time when on a journey,
Acute diarrhea of bacterial
origin is likely to be assoct
ated with some fever, abdom
inal soreness and perhaps
cramping, and often great
prostration. Sometimes, if the
"storm" comes shortly after
a meal it is due largely to
toxins produced in some meat
or poultry by harmful bac
teria. Particularly dangerous on
a hot summer day is hambur
ger made from scraps of meat
that have slowly accumulated
in a butcher shop. Very dan
gorous are custard fillings in
cream puffs or chocolate
eclairs. At church picnics a
dangerous dish is a dishpan
full of a macaroni or a custard
that was made the night be
fore and not. quickly refriger
ated. None the Worse
A peculiar finding in tropi
cal countries is that a large
percentage of the natives seem
none the worse for a bowel
full of enormous number of
amebas and worms and other
parasites. I remember once
having as a patient a husky
Mexican rancher who said he
had never been ill a day of
his life. He underwent an ex
amination only because his
wife insisted on his going
through the Mayo Clinic with
him. His bowel was a veri
table menagerie containing
nearly every type of ameba
and worm known to science.
But then, again, I have seen
many a traveler acquire some
amebas and in a matter of
weeks be at death's door.
To avoid trouble, the trav
eler probably will do well to
avoid foods such as salads
than can be prepared Willi
dirty hands. He will avoid
the water served him and will
order bottled water. But he
must demand that the bottle
and a glass without ice be
brought to his table. Other
wise, very dirty hands may
put ice cubs into the bottled
water. Actually, it is a won
der there, isn't more infec
tious diarrhea met with in
this country because, in many
restaurants, many foods and
all ice cubes are handled by
none-too-clean fingers.
What is colitis? Do I have
Its smVDtoms? Can 1 be cured?
Manv women who ask these
questions do not get satlsfac-
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