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Excerpt from Alcoholic MedicationConvention), accepted by either of those gentlemen. The author has, therefore, yielded to the suggestions of many who were present, and who with him regretted that a fair and full discussion of the whole subject could not then and there be had, to allow the manuscript to be printed in pamphlet form.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.for...

Excerpt from Diptheria: Its Nature, History, Causes, Prevention, and Treatment on Hygienic Principles, With a Resumé of the Various Theories and Practices of the Medical ProfessionThe increasing prevalence of the malady known as diptheria, in various parts of the United States, the disastrous results of drug medication, and the superior safety and efficacy of the Hygienic or hygeio-therapeutic method of treatment, supply the motive for present...

Excerpt from The Hydropathic Encyclopedia: A System of Hydropathy and Hygiene, In Eight Parts, I. Outlines of Anatomy, Illustrated, II. Physiology of the Human Body, III. Hygienic Agencies, and the Preservation of Health, IV. Dietetics and Hydropathic CookeryFor imperfections in style and arrangement, the only available apology is, the many cares incident to the medical direction of two hydropathic establishments during the whole time occupied...

Excerpt from The Hydropathic Encyclopedia: A System of Hydropathy and Hygiene, In Eight Parts, I. Outlines of Anatomy, Illustrated, II. Physiology of the Human Body, III. Hygienic Agencies, and the Preservation of Health, IV. Dietetics and Hydropathic CookeryFor imperfections in style and arrangement, the only available apology is, the many cares incident to the medical direction of two hydropathic establishments during the whole time occupied...

Excerpt from Sexual Physiology: A Scientific and Popular Exposition of the Fundamental Problems in SociologyThat all Of the readers into whose hands this work may fall will assent without further investigation to all Of the doctrines propounded, is more than the author can expect, or even desire, nevertheless each proposition advanced has been carefully studied and deliberately adopted, and, in his Opinion, contains a truth which the whole wor...

Excerpt from Sexual Physiology: A Scientific and Popular Exposition of the Fundamental Problems in SociologyThat all Of the readers into whose hands this work may fall will assent without further investigation to all Of the doctrines propounded, is more than the author can expect, or even desire, nevertheless each proposition advanced has been carefully studied and deliberately adopted, and, in his Opinion, contains a truth which the whole wor...

Excerpt from Water-Cure for the Million: The Processes of Water-Cure Explained, Popular Errors Exposed, Hygienic and Drug-Medication Contrasted, Rules for Bathing, Dieting, Exercising, Etc., Recipes for Cooking, Directions for Home-Treatment, Remarkable Cases to Illustrate, EtcWherever and by whomsoever this system is understood, it is adopted. J ust so fast as people become thoroughly acquainted with it, they abandon all the systems of drug -...

Excerpt from Water-Cure for the Million: The Processes of Water-Cure Explained, Popular Errors Exposed, Hygienic and Drug-Medication Contrasted, Rules for Bathing, Dieting, Exercising, Etc., Recipes for Cooking, Directions for Home-Treatment, Remarkable Cases to Illustrate, EtcWherever and by whomsoever this system is understood, it is adopted. J ust so fast as people become thoroughly acquainted with it, they abandon all the systems of drug -...

Excerpt from Tobacco: Its History, Nature, and Effects, With Facts and Figures for Tobacco-UsersBut if we cannot substantiate its use, we can at least demonstrate its abuse. Its relation to the human organism is that of a virulent poison and its employ ment, in any form, as a luxury, is a Violation of natural law, and a source of debility, imbecility, immorality, impiety, poverty, misery, disease, and prema~ ture death.About the PublisherForgo...

Excerpt from Tobacco: Its History, Nature, and Effects, With Facts and Figures for Tobacco-UsersBut if we cannot substantiate its use, we can at least demonstrate its abuse. Its relation to the human organism is that of a virulent poison and its employ ment, in any form, as a luxury, is a Violation of natural law, and a source of debility, imbecility, immorality, impiety, poverty, misery, disease, and prema~ ture death.About the PublisherForgo...

Excerpt from The Hydropathic Encyclopedia, a System of Hydropathy and Hygiene, in Eight Parts, Vol. 2: An Outline of Anatomy, Illustrated, Physiology of the Human Body, Hygienic Agencies and the Preservation of Health, Dietetic and Hydropathic Cookery, Theory and Practice of Water-Treatment, Special Pathology and Hydro-TherapeuticsThe eclectics, who select the good and reject the bad of all sys tems, claim that water acts like a hundred other ...

Excerpt from The Hygeian Home Cook-Book, or Healthful and Palatable Food Without CondimentsExcellent bread may be made of wheat-meal, rye meal, corn-meal, 'oat-meal, or of various admixtures of them, to please the fancy or suit the taste. Those who employ wheat-meal exclusively should see that the grain be plump, clean, and properly ground. In grinding it should be finely comminuted, or cut into small particles by sharp stones or hand mills. I...

Excerpt from The New Hydropathic Cook-Book: With Recipes for Cooking on Hygienic Principles, Containing Also a Philosophical Exposition of the Relations of Food to Health, The Chemical Elements and Proximate Constitution Alimentary Principles, The Nutritive Properties of All Kinds of AlimentsOn looking through Miss Beecher's book, it seems to me the evil is much more profusely scattered than the good that the wine and brandy she commends in he...

Excerpt from Popular Physiology: A Familiar Exposition of the Structures, Functions, and Relations of the Human System, And Their Application to the Preservation of HealthThe object of this volume, which is partly a compilation from the author's larger works, is to present, with the usual Anatomical idescriptions and illustrations, a more complete explanation and application of Physiology and Hygiene to the purposes of practical life, than is ...

Excerpt from Popular Physiology: A Familiar Exposition of the Structures, Functions, and Relations of the Human System, And Their Application to the Preservation of HealthThe object of this volume, which is partly a compilation from the author's larger works, is to present, with the usual Anatomical idescriptions and illustrations, a more complete explanation and application of Physiology and Hygiene to the purposes of practical life, than is ...

Excerpt from The Hydropathic Encyclopedia, Vol. 1: A System of Hydropathy and Hygiene, in Eight PartsWriters generally agree that medicine first became a profession among the Egyptians. Its origin, however, is involved In fabulous and impenetrable Obscurity. In Egypt and in most of the earlier nations the priests were the practitioners of the healing art, and unfortunate was it for the human race when medicine Was elevated to the dignity of a ...

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Diphtheria - Its nature, history, causes, prevention, and treatment on hygienic principles, with a resumé of the various theories and practices of the medical profession is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1862. Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preser...