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EMUNCTOLOGY The Principles and Fundations of the Emunctory System Constituting the body of Health knowledge of the Emunctory System "History teaches us that the views of modern times constantly revert to those points which were regarded by earlier observers as settled, and thus, particularly nowadays, when so few have leisure for the historical study of science, there is perhaps ample justification for bringing old notions within the intellectual view of a succeeding generation." - R. Virobow's Preface to his “Gesammelte Abhandlungen zur Wissenschaftlichen Medicin” 1856 “Where a truth is made out by one demonstration, there needs no further inquiry; but in all probability where there wants demonstration to establish the truth beyond doubt, then it is not enough to trace one argument to its source and observe its strength and weakness, but all the arguments, after having been so examined on both sides, must be laid in the balance, one against another; and upon the who let he under standing determines its as sent.” - John Locke on the Conduct of the Understanding. CONTENTS Emunctology: The Principles and Foundations of the Emunctory System and its Relationship with; All Organs of the Body.............................................................................1 Chapter 1 Emunctology......................................................................................................................3 What Is to The Physical Being, The Most Precious Thing it Possess?..............................3 The Co-Working of The Divine and The Human..............................................................4 Emunctology......................................................................................................................5 Emunctologist....................................................................................................................6 Title of Doctor....................................................................................................................6 Intention.............................................................................................................................6 The Example to Follow......................................................................................................8 Before Emunctology: For There Is Another Way..............................................................9 Hygieo-Therapeutic College..............................................................................................9 Western Health Reform Institute.....................................................................................10 British College of Health.................................................................................................10 Reformed Medical College of New York........................................................................10 Tilden Health School and Sanitarium..............................................................................10 Weltmer School of Magnetic Healing & Suggestive Therapeutics.................................10 Weger Health School.......................................................................................................11 Davis College of Neuropathy...........................................................................................11 Southern Neuropathic College.........................................................................................11 Gymnacolon Darmbad Institut.........................................................................................11 New Health Society..........................................................................................................11 Nature of Disease Institute...............................................................................................12 The Ideas and the Ideals of Emunctology........................................................................13 Method in the Application of Emunctology.....................................................................14 Examinations...................................................................................................................15 Chapter 2 Principles of Emunctology...............................................................................................17 The Five Essential Points in Securing Health..................................................................18 The Foundation Principles of Emunctology....................................................................19 Emunctology....................................................................................................................19 The Law of the Emunctories is Supreme.........................................................................21 If I Were 21......................................................................................................................22 The First Organ Created by the Foetus is The Emunctory System.................................22 The Word Emunctory.......................................................................................................22 The Scope of Clinical Research of Emunctology............................................................23 The Organs Composing the Emunctory System..............................................................24 Thermo-Therapeia The Heat-Cure...................................................................................24 The Nose..........................................................................................................................26 An Account of the Operation of Medicine......................................................................27 A Millennium Held at Bay!.............................................................................................27 Concerning the Treatment of Fevers................................................................................28 Reformed Practice...........................................................................................................29 How to Supply the Place of Medicines by Diet...............................................................30 Chapter 3 Water & Health................................................................................................................32 Water is Essential to the Life and Function of Every Living Cell...................................32 Special Adaptation and Automatic Functions..................................................................33 The Water Balance of the Body.......................................................................................33 Water and Health.............................................................................................................47 Eliminatory Action of Spa Water.....................................................................................48 Chapter 4 The Aim of Emunctology.................................................................................................50 The Abilities of an Emunctologist...................................................................................51 Emunctology The Art which Aids Nature........................................................................51 Remove the Cause And the Symptoms will Disappear...................................................52 Digestions & Discharges of the Human Body And the Diseases of their Principal Organs..................................................................................................................................57 Improper Drainage...........................................................................................................57 Poor Eliminations............................................................................................................61 What is disease?...............................................................................................................62 Personal Cleanliness........................................................................................................62 Community is the Biggest Factor in Health Creation......................................................64 Chapter 5 Definitions.......................................................................................................................66 The Nature of Disease Institute.......................................................................................67 Thesis, Antithesis, Synthesis............................................................................................68 Difference Between Emunctology and Medicine in Principle and Concept...................68 The Concept of Interconnection......................................................................................69 The Dynamic Pathology of Disease Processes................................................................69 The Organism as a Whole...............................................................................................70 The Principle of Unity.....................................................................................................72 The Nature of Disease.....................................................................................................74 Treat Functions Not Symptoms.......................................................................................79 Some Fundamental Concepts and Terminology in Emunctology....................................80 Systemic Toxicity.............................................................................................................82 Systemic Adverse Reactions............................................................................................83 Disease.............................................................................................................................84 Elan Vital, Vital Force.....................................................................................................87 The Vital Energy of the Whole Man is localized in the Vegetative System....................88 The CARE Principles of the Human Body......................................................................89 Circulation.......................................................................................................................89 Assimilation.....................................................................................................................89 Relaxation........................................................................................................................90 Elimination......................................................................................................................91 Emunctology....................................................................................................................91 Emunctories Organs of Elimination................................................................................92 A Lesson of Cooperation.................................................................................................94 Chapter 6 Disease.............................................................................................................................97 A Rational Basis for the Study of Disease......................................................................98 Arthritis A Lesson Learned.............................................................................................98 Inflammation...................................................................................................................99 What Is Disease.............................................................................................................102 The Study of the Nature of Disease...............................................................................104 The Law Governing the Production of Symptoms........................................................107 The Totality Of Any Disease, Is The Totality Of The Morbid Action...........................108 Medical Observations Concerning the History and Cure of Acute Diseases................109 The Difference Between Health, Health Conditions and Disease.................................111 Causes of Disease..........................................................................................................112 Diseases Are Rather Condition......................................................................................113 The 3 Main Factors in the Origin of Health Conditions................................................113 The 5 Main Factors in the Causation of Health Conditions..........................................115 Microzyma.....................................................................................................................116 The Fallacy of the Germ Theory on Disease.................................................................117 Natural Defences of the Body Against Disease.............................................................118 Migrainic Psychoses......................................................................................................122 Neglect, Overindulgence, Disregarding of Warnings....................................................129 Elimination....................................................................................................................129 Excretion of Toxins.......................................................................................................130 Eliminations Channels of the Body...............................................................................133 A Few Words in Regard to The Functions of The Waste and Repair of The Animal Tissues................................................................................................................................134 Chapter 7 The Immune System......................................................................................................135 Immunology and Gastroenterology...............................................................................135 Intestinal Permeability...................................................................................................135 Treating Disease, it is to Maintain Efficient Elimination..............................................135 So Called Latent Syphilitics or Paretics and Tabetics, A Water Suggestion..................137 Emunctories & Therapeutics.........................................................................................138 Fundamental Methods of Treatment..............................................................................143 Emunctology Statement on Vaccines.............................................................................144 Antibiotic Use Before Age 2..........................................................................................145 Organic Life...................................................................................................................145 Organic Functions..........................................................................................................147 Microbiome....................................................................................................................148 The Importance of the Microbiome in Health...............................................................148 Important Note Regarding Vaccines..............................................................................148 Chapter 8 Of our Evacuations, and their Obstructions...................................................................150 Chapter 9 Lymph & Emunctories...................................................................................................163 The Lymph Its Function and Role in the Protection of the Body The Anatomy and Physiology of Lymphatic Circulation.................................................................................164 The Barrier Function of Lymphoid Tissue In Health.....................................................164 Lymph in the Colon.......................................................................................................165 Lymphatic Obstruction in the Pathogenesis of Intestinal Mucosal Atrophy..................165 Non-Inflammatory Lymphatic Obstruction...................................................................165 Pathologic Basis of Disease...........................................................................................166 The Bactericidal Action of Lymph................................................................................166 The Spleen as a Bacterial Filter.....................................................................................169 Cancer Method of Spread..............................................................................................170 How Does Lymph Move?..............................................................................................170 Understanding Lymph Circulation................................................................................171 The Emunctory Function of the Lymph.........................................................................172 Pappenheim's Terminology of Pathological White Cells in the Blood..........................173 The Lymphatics.............................................................................................................174 Universally Distributed..................................................................................................175 Lymphatic System of the Pancreas................................................................................176 The Lymphatics of the Dental Region...........................................................................178 Characterization of the Dental Lymphatic System........................................................179 On the Relation of Blood to Lymphatic Vessels............................................................179 Intestinal and Hepatic Lymphatic Systems....................................................................186 Lymph System Facts......................................................................................................186 The Lymphatic System is Cooperative..........................................................................187 The Transformation.......................................................................................................187 What is Lymph?.............................................................................................................187 Lymphatic Circulation...................................................................................................188 The Origin of Lymph.....................................................................................................188 Lymphatic Capillaries....................................................................................................188 Lymphatic Vessels..........................................................................................................189 Lymph Nodes.................................................................................................................189 The Concept of Drainage...............................................................................................189 Setting up Drainages......................................................................................................190 Manual Therapy Techniques to Improve Drainages......................................................191 Drainage of the Head and Neck.....................................................................................191 Draining Cervical Lymphatics.......................................................................................192 Lymphatic and Venous Drainage...................................................................................193 Thoracic Lymph Drainage.............................................................................................194 To Stimulate Lymph Flow..............................................................................................194 To Increase the Volume of Lymph.................................................................................195 Treatment for Drainage and Circulation of the Thorax.................................................195 List of Toxins and Waste Products Lymph Drained by the Lymph...............................196 Lymph-Stasis Arising as a Primary Condition in Various Organs, or Partly So............196 Development of Tumours..............................................................................................198 The Emunctory Flow.....................................................................................................198 Mental Attitude..............................................................................................................198 The Renew and Regenerative Power of the Body at the Cellular Level.......................199 The Importance of Cellular Vitality...............................................................................199 Autophagy: A dynamic Cellular Recycling Process......................................................199 The Nerves of the Capillaries, with Remarks on Nerve Endings..................................200 The Vasomotors.............................................................................................................201 Lymphuria......................................................................................................................203 Chapter 10 Glands & Hormones......................................................................................................209 Ductless Glands The Ovarian and Thyroid Functions Compared.................................209 Hormones.......................................................................................................................210 Oxytocin and the Potency of Touch...............................................................................210 The 2 Systems that Regulate and Coordinate Body Functions......................................211 The Endocrine Glands and Internal Secretions.............................................................212 The Importance of the Hypothalamus Gland.................................................................213 The Interaction of the Glands of Internal Secretion......................................................213 Psychogenesis & Internal Secretion..............................................................................213 The Relationship of the Thyroid Gland to Alimentary Toxaemia.................................215 The Thyroid Gland and the Toxemias...........................................................................216 Epileptiform Manifestations in Endocrinous Disorder..................................................217 Emotion as a Factor of Hyperthyroid States..................................................................218 Hysteria & Hyperthyroidism.........................................................................................219 The Glands & Internal Secretions..................................................................................219 The Ductless Glands and The Principles of Health.......................................................220 The Importance of the Ductless Glands.........................................................................233 Chapter 11 The Liver and the Emunctory Circulation.....................................................................235 The State of the Liver in relation to the Health of the Body..........................................237 The Tongue in the Diagnosis of Gastric Diseases.........................................................240 The Chylopoietic Functions...........................................................................................241 Excretory Function of the Liver.....................................................................................242 Mechanisms of Bile Formation.....................................................................................242 The Liver: Defined........................................................................................................242 Secretion of the Gastric Juice by the Stomach..............................................................243 The Production of Bile...................................................................................................243 General Treatment of Liver............................................................................................244 Toxicolytic Powers of the Liver.....................................................................................245 The Liver - The Next Line of Defence..........................................................................246 Toxins cause no distress so long as Liver works well...................................................246 The Importance of Maintaining a Healthy Liver: To Prevent Organic Disease............247 Toxicity Affecting the Liver...........................................................................................248 The Liver Plays a Critical Role.....................................................................................249 Chronic Liver Disease & Renal Dysfunction................................................................250 Chapter 12 The Kidneys...................................................................................................................252 Renal and Urinary Diseases...........................................................................................252 Urological and Venereal Diseases..................................................................................252 The Primary Detoxifiers of the Body.............................................................................253 Causes of Renal Pain.....................................................................................................254 Liver and Kidneys..........................................................................................................255 The Function of the Kidneys.........................................................................................255 The Functional Activity of the Kidneys.........................................................................256 The Relation of Renal Disease to Mental Derangement...............................................258 Urinary Infection...........................................................................................................259 Chapter 13 The Lungs......................................................................................................................262 Care of the Lungs...........................................................................................................262 The Excretory Function of the Lungs............................................................................264 Function of Pancreas in Metabolism.............................................................................264 Chapter 14 The Skin.........................................................................................................................266 Functions of the Skin.....................................................................................................268 Care of the Skin.............................................................................................................269 Skin Diseases.................................................................................................................271 Lymphatics of the Skin..................................................................................................271 General Etiology of Diseases of the Skin Their Relation to the General Organism.....272 The Superficial Inflammations of the Skin....................................................................272 Tumours of the Skin......................................................................................................272 Skin Lesions Due to Toxemia........................................................................................273 Ultra Violet Rays and the Skin......................................................................................273 Arteriosclerosis and Diseases of the Skin......................................................................274 Aetiology of Cutaneous Angiomata...............................................................................275 On the Functions of the Skin in Relation to Life, Health and Disease..........................276 Absorption Abilities of the Skin....................................................................................277 Secretive........................................................................................................................278 Excreting Abilities of the Skin.......................................................................................278 Mental Complaints.........................................................................................................279 As a Custom, Bathing is as Old as Humanity................................................................282 Rejuvenation..................................................................................................................283 The Byzantine Bath.......................................................................................................289 The Study of Fascia in Emunctology.............................................................................291 A New Concept of Biotensegrity Incorporating Liquid Tissues: Blood and Lymph.....191 The State of the Emunctory System and its Effects Upon the Nervous System...........292 Diet: A Causation Factor in Nerve Disease...................................................................293 The Relation of Light to the Nervous System...............................................................293 Chapter 15 The Colon......................................................................................................................296 The Bowels....................................................................................................................297 The Function of the Colon.............................................................................................297 Alimentary Tract be Regarded as a Whole....................................................................298 Failure to Influence Infection in the Colon....................................................................298 Bacterial Allergy............................................................................................................298 Results of Colon Irrigation............................................................................................299 Lane's kink.....................................................................................................................299 The Colon and Colitis....................................................................................................301 The Clinical Picture of Colitis.......................................................................................302 The Involvement of the Alimentary Tract.....................................................................303 The Over-Responsive Abdomen....................................................................................305 The Conscious Abdomen...............................................................................................306 Alimentary Toxaemia....................................................................................................307 Treatment.......................................................................................................................309 Colon As Site of Focal Infection in Chronic Pyelitis, Cystitis and Prostatitis..............309 Carcinoma of the Colon and Rectum.............................................................................310 The Colon is the Main Organ of Elimination................................................................311 Chapter 16 Gastro Intestinal Tract....................................................................................................313 Function of the Digestive Tract.....................................................................................313 Gastro Intestinal Tract and the Neuroses.......................................................................314 The Gastrointestinal Tract in Nervous Disease.............................................................314 Auto-intoxication in Paediatric Neurology....................................................................317 Gastro-Enterology and Cardiology................................................................................317 Mechanical Aspects.......................................................................................................318 Effect of Pathologic Conditions of the Abdomen on the Cardiovascular System........318 Chemical, Toxic and Infectious Aspects, Cardiovascular Pathologic Conditions Affecting Abdominal Viscera.............................................................................................318 Effect of Pathologic Conditions of the Abdomen on the Cardiovascular System................................................................................................................................319 Reflex Disturbances, Cardiovascular Pathologic Conditions Affecting Abdominal Viscera................................................................................................................................319 Important Direction to Observe.....................................................................................320 The Sense of Smell and the Organs of Reproduction....................................................320 Liaison of madness with different diseases of the viscera of the lower abdomen, and with certain lesions of the cerebral pulp.............................................................................321 Dementia Praecox and the Adolescent Psychoses From the Organic Viscera Viewpoint...........................................................................................................................321 Chapter 17 The Three Brains Cerebral, Abdominal, Pelvic.............................................................327 The Brain in Relation to the Emunctories.....................................................................327 The Brain Not the Sole Organ of the Mind...................................................................327 The Body Renews Itself.................................................................................................328 The Physician's Part in Preventing Mental Disorder.....................................................329 The Cerebrospinal Fluid in Diagnosis...........................................................................330 The Abdominal Brain Gut-Brain axis............................................................................331 The Pelvic Brain Ganglion Cervicalis Uterina..............................................................332 Chapter 18 The Heart.......................................................................................................................341 The Cardiovascular Apparatus.......................................................................................341 The Prevention of Arteriosclerosis and Heart Disease..................................................343 The Care of Cardiac Conditions....................................................................................345 Chapter 19 The Circulation of the Blood.........................................................................................349 The Emunctory System and The Purpose it Serves.......................................................349 The Circulatory System.................................................................................................351 Circulatory System........................................................................................................352 Effect of Poisons in the Circulatory System..................................................................352 The Colon in Relation to the Blood Supply...................................................................352 Treatment of Eclampsia.................................................................................................355 Principles of Treatment in Puerperal Eclampsia............................................................355 The State of the Blood in a Causative Relation to Several Functional Disorders.........356 Blood Picture of Autointoxication.................................................................................357 The Blood-Picture of the Auto-intoxication Due to Chronic Colonic Stasis.................357 The Early Circulatory Indications of Chronic Bright's Disease....................................362 Acidosis.........................................................................................................................364 Acid Intoxication.......................................................................................................... 364 Nephritis Inflammation of the Kidneys.........................................................................365 Observations on Acidosis in Nephritis..........................................................................366 The Principal Aims and Methods of the Emunctologist................................................367 In the Correcting of Disorders.......................................................................................367 The Treatment of this Element of Disease: Foreign Morbific Matters in the Blood.....367 The Cleansing of the Bloodstream................................................................................368 Function and Composition of Blood..............................................................................369 The Constitution of the Blood.......................................................................................371 The Function of the Blood.............................................................................................373 The Circulation of the Blood.........................................................................................373 Heart Conditions............................................................................................................374 State of the Blood..........................................................................................................374 Depression.....................................................................................................................374 What Affects the Heart..................................................................................................375 Metabolic Toxic Sediment or Toxic Load.....................................................................375 How the Blood Becomes Contaminated........................................................................376 Certain Pathological States of the Blood Specially Characterizing Many Dangerous Diseases, Intentions and Means by Which These States are Most Successfully Treated...376 Arteriosclerosis, Cardiosclerosis & Intestinal Putrefaction...........................................378 The Causes of Arteriosclerosis......................................................................................378 Specific Effect of Digitalis............................................................................................381 Circulatory Conditions...................................................................................................382 Low Arterial Tension that is a Reflex of a Constitutional Condition............................383 The Mechanism of Megaloblastic Blood Formation....................................................384 The Role of White Blood Cells......................................................................................385 Is Man Body Potentially Immortal................................................................................386 The Defences of The Body............................................................................................386 Glands Destroy Poisons.................................................................................................388 Chapter 20 Sir William Osler on Health & Disease.........................................................................390 A Note on Epidemics.....................................................................................................393 Treatment of Typhoid Fever...........................................................................................394 The Process of Immunization Through Typhoid Inoculation........................................394 Chapter 21 Medicines in General.....................................................................................................396 On the Use of Specifics and Their Method of Functioning if to be of any Usefulness..........................................................................................................................399 Chapter 22 Treatment of Chronic Disease.......................................................................................401 Reconstructive Personal Hygiene & Human Conservation...........................................401 Fibromyositis or “Rheumatic Conditions”....................................................................403 We should Differentiate Between Neuralgia and Myalgia............................................404 Conditions Rather than Diseases to be Treated.............................................................409 Remarks on the Treatment of Chronic Disease.............................................................410 Reconstructive Personal Hygiene..................................................................................420 Dr John Madison Taylor, AM, MD................................................................................433 Chapter 23 The Effect of Medical Trade Toxic Drugs on the Emunctories.....................................436 Modus Operandi of Medicines......................................................................................436 Vegetable Materials are more Congenial to the Human System than Minerals............439 Pernicious Effects of Blood Letting...............................................................................440 Removal of the Poison...................................................................................................443 Chapter 24 Remove the Cause.........................................................................................................445 In a State of Disease......................................................................................................445 Treatment of Disease.....................................................................................................445 Scarlet Fever And Its Treatment....................................................................................446 The Indications for Treatment.......................................................................................448 Why I Write this Book...................................................................................................448 Posture as Factor in Health............................................................................................448 Natural course of the Morbid Processes Occurring in the Animal Body.......................453 Chapter 25 Cell Immortality.............................................................................................................455 Regeneration of the body...............................................................................................456 The Brain Regenerates...................................................................................................456 The Kidney Regenerates................................................................................................456 Longevity.......................................................................................................................456 No One Dies of Old Age................................................................................................457 Coma & Death...............................................................................................................457 Biological Immortality...................................................................................................457 Sir William Arbuthnot Lane, MD MS, Bt, CB, FRCS (1856–1943).............................458 Dr Alexis Carrel, MD Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (1912).........................459 Elie Metchnikoff Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (1908).................................459 Dr Henry Tissier.............................................................................................................460 Dr John Harvey Kellogg, MD.......................................................................................460 Dr Alexander Bryce, MD...............................................................................................460 Lorande Loss Woodruff.................................................................................................460 Vladimir Dilman............................................................................................................461 The Ageing Process Delayed & Reversed.....................................................................461 Chapter 26 The Relationship of Man to His Creator........................................................................463 On Human Evolution.....................................................................................................463 Sufficient Evidence........................................................................................................464 For when everything else fails, there is only Prayer......................................................464 Memorandum.................................................................................................................464 Form of Prayer...............................................................................................................465 Essential to Good Health is a Cheerful Optimistic Spirit..............................................465 A Psalm to Asaph The Chief Musician to both David and Salomon.............................465 Music and Aid to Health................................................................................................466 Physiological Effects of Music......................................................................................466 Chapter 27 The Healing Crisis.........................................................................................................468 The Healing Crisis, Herxheimer Reaction.....................................................................468 Chapter 28 The Treatment Plan........................................................................................................472 Did the Master Heal all Individuals Alike?...................................................................472 Palliative Care................................................................................................................472 Treatment Plan...............................................................................................................473 Suggestive Therapeutics................................................................................................475 Therapeutic Suggestions................................................................................................475 Meditation Therapeutics................................................................................................477 Music Therapeutics........................................................................................................477 Electricity Therapeutics.................................................................................................478 Therapeutics...................................................................................................................478 How to Prescribe Intelligently, Rapidly and Successfully.............................................482 Team Relation Practitioner and Seeker..........................................................................483 Chapter 29 The Role of Hydropathy in Emunctology......................................................................486 The Foundation of Hydropathy in Emunctology...........................................................488 Achieving a Cure by Water............................................................................................490 Hydropathy....................................................................................................................491 Properties of Water.........................................................................................................492 Indications for Treatment The Rationale of the Action of Water in Health...................493 Steps toward the Cure of Disease..................................................................................494 Capillary Stasis..............................................................................................................494 The Rational versus the Regular Treatment...................................................................495 Treatment for Scarlet-Fever...........................................................................................499 Poisons...........................................................................................................................499 The Necessity of Using Lavements...............................................................................500 Hydrotherapy.................................................................................................................502 Nervous Excitability and Insomnia...............................................................................502 Hydrotherapy in the Treatment of Ptosis and The Asthenic State.................................502 Paralysis Treatment of Infantile.....................................................................................503 The Use of the Enema in Insanity..................................................................................503 Hydrotherapy in the Treatment of Nervous and Mental Diseases.................................504 Application of Hydrotherapy in Nervous Diseases.......................................................508 Hydrotherapy in Diseases of the Nervous System........................................................509 What is Hydropathy.......................................................................................................511 Hydrotherapy in Nervous Diseases...............................................................................516 Hydriatric Procedures as an Adjunct in the Treatment of Insanity................................516 The Application of Water as a Therapeutic Agent.........................................................521 Hydropathy in the Treatment of Mental Diseases.........................................................522 The Chief Methods of Application................................................................................524 The Many Advantages to be Derived from the Various Other Hydrotherapeutic Measures.............................................................................................................................525 Enemata.........................................................................................................................526 Colonic Irrigation in Chronic Colitis.............................................................................527 The Wonders of Water What Makes It All Possible......................................................529 Hydropathy in the Treatment of Chronic Diseases........................................................531 The Value of Hydropathy...............................................................................................543 Acute Pneumonia or Bronchopneumonia Tuberculosis................................................544 Lukewarm or Cold Baths in Typhus..............................................................................544 Bath Treatment for Deafness.........................................................................................545 The 5 Pillars of Hydropathy...........................................................................................548 Note concerning the Construction of Hydropath Wet Installations..............................548 Chapter 30 Medical Trade Pharmacology and its Effects................................................................550 Medical Trade Antipsychotic Treatment Have Schizophrenia = Get Parkinsonism......................................................................................................................551 Warning on the Medical Trade Drugs............................................................................553 A Note Concerning the Synthetic Poisonous Medical Trade Pharmaceuticals.............554 The Secondary or Therapeutical Effects of Medicines..................................................555 Of the Operation of Medicines on the Material Causes of Diseases.............................556 The Various forms of Skin-Irritation Due to the Administration of Drugs...................557 Chapter 31 The Role of Osteopathy in Emunctology.......................................................................560 Osteopathy to Cure Disease...........................................................................................561 Postural and Other Tensions..........................................................................................561 The Therapy of Manipulation........................................................................................562 Concerning Osteopathy..................................................................................................563 Osteopathy Fully Explained..........................................................................................563 The Emunctory System Function & Effects in Health and Disease..............................564 Disease Defined.............................................................................................................565 The Lymphatics.............................................................................................................566 Universally Distributed.................................................................................................567 Erysipelas......................................................................................................................568 The Philosophy of Digestion.........................................................................................571 The Lesson of the Tree..................................................................................................572 A Great Host..................................................................................................................572 Harmony Must Exist......................................................................................................573 An Obstruction...............................................................................................................573 The Emunctories............................................................................................................578 The Seeds of Destruction in the Human Body...............................................................580 The Concept of Drainages.............................................................................................581 Perfect Drainage............................................................................................................584 What Treating Means.....................................................................................................585 Concerning the Liver.....................................................................................................585 Retroflexion...................................................................................................................585 Osteopathic Treatment...................................................................................................586 The General Osteopathic Treatment..............................................................................587 Observations on Common Clinical Conditions.............................................................588 A Final note on the Variations of Manipulations...........................................................588 Chapter 32 The Role of Chiropractic in Emunctology.....................................................................590 Chiropractic Treatment is Adjustment...........................................................................590 Posture in the Prevention of Disease.............................................................................593 Chapter 33 Inflammation & Infection..............................................................................................595 Mortification of the Cellular Tissue from Inflammation...............................................595 Mortification of Muscular Tissue..................................................................................595 Cellular Levels of Organization.....................................................................................596 Inflammation..................................................................................................................596 Inflammation Evils due to Toxaemia.............................................................................597 The Leucocytosis of Disease.........................................................................................600 Morbid Anatomy............................................................................................................601 The Colon as a Focus of Infection.................................................................................602 Anatomy and Physiology of the Distribution Route of Toxins and Normal Products of Metabolism.........................................................................................................................602 Chapter 34 Pain................................................................................................................................608 Types of Pain.................................................................................................................608 All Pain Has Its Origin In Inflammation.......................................................................608 The Progress of Pain......................................................................................................609 The Pain Sense...............................................................................................................609 Chapter 35 The Role of Neuropathy in Emunctology......................................................................613 Historical Origins of Neuropathy...................................................................................613 Dr Andrew Paxton Davis, MD, DO, DC.......................................................................615 Neuropathy: Take Off the Pressure................................................................................616 The Relations Between the Mind and the Nervous System..........................................618 The Manifold Therapeutic Relations of the Nervous System........................................621 Cell Nutrition.................................................................................................................621 Disease...........................................................................................................................622 Health Depends Upon a Proper Balance between Cell-Nutrition & Cell-Function......................................................................................................................622 Disturbances of the Vasomotor Mechanism As a Factor in Diagnosis and Therapeutics, Chronic Constipation............................................................................623 Vasomotor Nerves..........................................................................................................624 Therapeutics of Vaso-constriction and Vaso-dilatation.................................................626 Observations on The Regeneration of Nerve-Fibres.....................................................626 Principles of Neuropathy And its Application...............................................................628 How Neuropathy Affects the Organism.........................................................................630 The Relation of Manual Therapy to the Vasomotor Mechanism...................................634 The Common Tegument................................................................................................640 The Importance of the Physical Examination of the Back in General Diagnosis.........642 Rectal Reflexes..............................................................................................................648 Concerning Rectal Reflexes..........................................................................................649 Neuralgia of the Rectum................................................................................................650 Applying Neuropathic Treatment..................................................................................651 Osteopathic Manipulations, Chiropractic Adjustments, and Swedish Massage Neuropathically Given........................................................................................652 The Cause and Cure of a Form of Backache: Lumbago Coprostatica..........................652 Tic-Douloureux (Trigeminal Neuralgias)......................................................................652 Lumbo-Abdominal Neuralgia........................................................................................653 Neuralgias......................................................................................................................653 Irritating Harassing Cough............................................................................................653 Scoliosis.........................................................................................................................654 Nervous Conditions.......................................................................................................654 Blood Supply.................................................................................................................655 Kinking or Stasis at Splenic Flexure.............................................................................656 Appendix Reflex............................................................................................................656 Mechano-Therapeutics in the Treatment of Chronic Constipation...............................657 Diminution in the Function of the Abdominal Sympathetic.........................................657 Passive Manipulations of the Abdominal Viscera.........................................................658 Passive Stimulation of the Abdominal Sympathetic......................................................659 Observations on the Gastro-Intestinal Nervous System................................................660 Neural Visceral Reactions..............................................................................................662 Chronic Backache Its Cause and Treatment..................................................................663 Vegetative Nervous System...........................................................................................664 The Importance of Stimuli in Pathology and Treatment in the Light of the Doctrine of the Neuron..........................................................................................................................666 Remarks on Physicodynamic Agencies in Diagnosis and Treatment............................667 The Human Hand...........................................................................................................671 Chapter 36 Mucous Membranes.......................................................................................................675 Conserve The Mucous Membrane.................................................................................676 Upper Respiratory Mucous Membrane as a Key to Error in Metabolism.....................677 The Role of the Mucous Membrane in Diseases of Nose, Throat, and Ear...................678 Structure and Function of Mucous................................................................................679 The Ear from the Entrance to the Eustachian Tube Upwards........................................680 Nose and Nasopharynx..................................................................................................681 The Nostrils, Pharynx, and Mouth.................................................................................681 The Influence of Warm Confined Atmospheres on the Mucous Membrane of the Nose and Throat...........................................................................................................................682 Nutrition in Relation to Infections of the Upper Respiratory Mucous Membranes......683 Dermatology and Associated Disorders of the Mucous Membranes.............................684 Lupus Erythematosus.....................................................................................................685 Other Affections Producing Lesions..............................................................................685 Reflex Vertigo Treated by Cauterizing the Nasal Mucous Membrane..........................686 The Regeneration of Mucous Membrane in the Human Antrum..................................686 The Regeneration of the Epithelium..............................................................................686 Method of Repair...........................................................................................................687 The Inflammation of Mucous Membranes....................................................................689 Therapeutic Action of the Natural Mineral Springs Waters Upon the Mucous Membranes.........................................................................................................................690 Aloe Vera in the Treatment Ulcers of Mucous Membranes...........................................692 Chapter 37 Neurasthenia..................................................................................................................694 The Menopause..............................................................................................................696 Intestinal Stasis..............................................................................................................697 Occlusion of the Intestinal Canal by Masses of Faeces, “Ileus Paralyticus”, Conditional upon Habitual Constipation................................................................................................701 Constipation with Hypochondria...................................................................................702 Neuralgias......................................................................................................................702 Neurasthenia, Nerve Exhaustion...................................................................................703 Lymphostasis.................................................................................................................705 The Organic Basis of Neurasthenia...............................................................................707 Chapter 38 Neural-Arc Reflex.........................................................................................................714 The Conservative Value of Right Posture......................................................................714 A Straight Back is a Good Index of Physical Efficiency...............................................716 The Relation of the Central Nervous System to the Alimentary Canal.........................717 The Relation of Malformation of Body Segments to Visceral Diseases.......................717 Malformation of Body Segments and Visceral Disease................................................718 Visceral Affections Found Associated With Minor Curves of Vertebral Segments Belonging to the Same Sympathetic Segments as the Affected Organs, Taken in Order From Above Downward.....................................................................................................719 Rheumatoid Arthritis of Ribs.........................................................................................720 Subluxations of Vertebra................................................................................................720 Intervertebral Disc Disease............................................................................................721 Hydropathy....................................................................................................................722 Relation of Rectal Disturbances to other Pelvic Disease...............................................723 Reflex Nervous Disturbances........................................................................................724 Chronic Infections of the Large Bowel Including the Sigmoid and Rectum.................725 A Consideration of Colonic and Rectal Infections........................................................725 Tubercular Infection......................................................................................................726 Amoebic Ulceration.......................................................................................................727 Bacterial Infections........................................................................................................727 Sigmoid and Ano-Rectal Infections..............................................................................729 Some Sequelae of Infection...........................................................................................730 The Work of Sir William Arbuthnot Lane.....................................................................731 The Neural-Arc Reflex (Bowel Reflex)........................................................................735 Referred Pain.................................................................................................................736 The Discovery of the Neural-Arc Reflex.......................................................................737 Healing Crisis................................................................................................................738 Body Structure Functions..............................................................................................739 Pain................................................................................................................................741 Treating the Neural-Arc Reflex.....................................................................................742 Emotions and the Bowel................................................................................................742 Symptoms and Parasites................................................................................................744 Chapter 39 The Influence of the Nervous System and External Temperature Upon Certain Circulatory Changes...........................................................................................................746 Concerned in the Etiology of Catarrh, Ulcer, and Simple Dilation of the Stomach..............................................................................................................................746 Circulatory Disorders....................................................................................................746 Causes of Disturbance of the Gastric Circulation..........................................................747 Mental Causes: Excitement and Worry..........................................................................747 Dietetic Errors are Chiefly Manifest in the Nervous.....................................................748 Grave Circulatory Disturbances Excited by Gastric Irritation......................................748 The Influence of External Temperature upon the Gastric Circulation...........................749 Seasonal Influence Upon Gastric Disorders..................................................................751 Splanchnic Congestion from Malaria and Burnt of Body.............................................752 Splanchnic Stasis Considered in the Etiology of Gastric Ulcer.....................................752 Oral Sepsis is a Secondary Cause..................................................................................754 Thrombosis and Anaemia..............................................................................................754 Haematemesis of Splanchnic Stasis..............................................................................754 Simple or Atonic Dilatation and Splanchnic Stasis.......................................................755 Circulatory Changes in 32 Cases of Gastric and Duodenal Ulcer Operated Upon.......755 Suggestions in Treatment: The importance of External Warmth...................................756 Chapter 40 Myofascitis....................................................................................................................759 A Pathological Explanation of Many Apparently Dissimilar Conditions......................759 Glass Arms.....................................................................................................................759 Charley-Horse................................................................................................................760 Myofascitis....................................................................................................................760 Toxic Absorption from the Colon the Underlying Factor..............................................761 Clinical Findings............................................................................................................762 Treatment.......................................................................................................................764 Colonic Treatment.........................................................................................................764 Variety of Previous Diagnoses and Treatment in Cases of Myofascitis........................765 Degree of Improvement in 40 Illustrative Cases of Myofascitis Treated by Medicated Colonic Lavage, Cultures and Diet....................................................................................767 Illustrative Cases............................................................................................................768 Sacroiliac Strain and Relaxation....................................................................................771 Persistent Cases of “Sacroiliac Strain”, Relieved Following Treatment for Myofascitis.........................................................................................................................772 Myofascitis from an Orthopedic Standpoint..................................................................773 Symptoms and Diagnosis..............................................................................................775 Sacro-Iliac Strain and Relaxation..................................................................................776 Myofascitis....................................................................................................................781 The Role of the Colonic Flora.......................................................................................790 Treating the Brain by Treating the Gut..........................................................................790 Chapter 41 Tabes Dorsalis, Locomotor Ataxia Loss of Coordination of Movement.......................792 The Relation of General Paralysis and Tabes Dorsalis.................................................794 Chapter 42 The Role of Nature in Emunctology..............................................................................799 Medicus Naturae Minister Non Magister Est................................................................799 The Power of Nature in Curing Disease........................................................................800 Nature Never Rushes.....................................................................................................802 Nature and Art in the Cure of Disease...........................................................................803 Morbid Process..............................................................................................................805 The Curative Efforts of Nature......................................................................................807 The Physiological Relationship of Organs....................................................................807 The Power of Nature to Cure All Curable Diseases......................................................809 Effects of the Moon and its Phases On the State of Certain Mental Health Conditions..........................................................................................................................810 Matthew 17....................................................................................................................811 Exercise.........................................................................................................................812 Chapter 43 The Role of the Soil, The Staff of Life..........................................................................814 The Role of The Soil, The Healthy Soil........................................................................815 Chapter 44 The Role of Nutrition in Emunctology..........................................................................818 The Emunctories............................................................................................................820 Clinical Nutrition...........................................................................................................820 Nutrition in Health and Disease.....................................................................................820 The Role of Nutrition in Emunctology..........................................................................821 Faulty Food in Relation to Gastrointestinal Disorders..................................................823 Prevalence of Gastrointestinal Disease..........................................................................823 Food Balance and Deficiency Diseases.........................................................................824 Abdominal Health in Certain Himalayan Races............................................................825 Faulty Food....................................................................................................................826 Contrast of Primitive and Civilised Diet.......................................................................827 Purposes of Food...........................................................................................................828 Experimental Evidence..................................................................................................830 Present Prevalent Use of faulty Food............................................................................833 What are Vitamins?........................................................................................................837 Three Types of Vitamins…............................................................................................837 The Important Part Played by Vitamins in Normal Physiology.....................................838 Vitamin C.......................................................................................................................838 Vitamin E.......................................................................................................................838 Gout and Rheumatism Etiology and Dietetic Treatment...............................................838 Have A Clear Brain........................................................................................................839 Diet in Nervous Disorders.............................................................................................839 Psychic Surroundings Must Be Favourable...................................................................841 Preparedness for Food, Exercise, Intervals Between Meals..........................................841 Firm Food Required, Causes of Bolting........................................................................841 Diet for Epileptics..........................................................................................................842 Diet Against Arteriosclerosis and Pressor Excess.........................................................842 Diet in Cases of Drug Addiction....................................................................................842 The Period Depressions and Excitements Cyclothymic and Manic Depressive Psychosis............................................................................................................................842 Nervous Children...........................................................................................................843 Hysteria..........................................................................................................................844 Hemicrania and Other Constitutional Headaches..........................................................844 The Function of Glands.................................................................................................844 In Relation the General Workings of the Emunctories Proper.......................................845 Indigestion, Malnutrition and Disease...........................................................................845 Collagen.........................................................................................................................847 Diet in Heart Disease and Arteriosclerosis....................................................................847 How Nutrition Affects Brain Function..........................................................................848 Diet in Chronic Nephritis...............................................................................................848 Physiology of Nutrition and Absorption........................................................................849 Digestion........................................................................................................................850 The Role of Mastication Proper in Health.....................................................................851 Right Use Necessary to Health......................................................................................851 The Origin of the Word “Diet”......................................................................................851 Healthy Diet...................................................................................................................851 Diet in Diabetes.............................................................................................................852 Therapeutic Dietary Correction Whole Grains..............................................................853 Therapeutic Indications.................................................................................................854 The Importance of Diet in Heart Lesions......................................................................854 Principles for the Creation and Control of Health to Cure Disease...............................855 A Faulty Diet, Bring Intestinal Stasis and Consequent Toxaemia.................................855 Corrective Treatment of Commoner Forms of Enterocolitis.........................................856 Faulty Food....................................................................................................................857 Faulty Food and Digestive Tract Infection....................................................................857 The Protective Action of Certain Forms of Intestinal Bacteria.....................................860 The Diagnosis of Entebocolitic Infections....................................................................861 Inflammation, Vitamins and Monocytes........................................................................866 Oxidative Stress.............................................................................................................866 The Nutrient & Toxin Relationship...............................................................................867 Prominent Promoters of Chronic Degenerative Diseases..............................................868 Dietary Toxic Exposures................................................................................................868 Gut Toxicity...................................................................................................................869 Bacteria that Live on Pure Electric Energy....................................................................870 Bacteria In Your Gut Produce Electricity......................................................................870 On the Value of a Rice Diet in Certain Acute Diseases of the Skin..............................871 The Effect of Diet in Diseases of the Skin.....................................................................871 The Best Rule in the World............................................................................................872 Diet in Health and Disease............................................................................................873 The Universal Disease of Today is Constipation...........................................................874 Senility is a relative term...............................................................................................875 Importance of the Teeth.................................................................................................878 Importance of Mastication.............................................................................................878 Poor Teeth the Cause of Many Ills.................................................................................879 Intestinal Disturbances...................................................................................................879 Nervous Disturbances....................................................................................................879 Preserve Your Teeth to Help Preserve Your Health.......................................................880 Chapter 45 The Role of Water in Emunctology...............................................................................882 Development of Fibrin...................................................................................................882 The Role of Water in the Human Body..........................................................................883 Drinking Water...............................................................................................................884 The Role of Water in the Body......................................................................................885 Hydropathy a System of Therapeutics...........................................................................885 Effect of Dehydration on the Spine...............................................................................886 Water..............................................................................................................................887 Chapter 46 The Role of the Sun in Emunctology.............................................................................889 The Usefulness of Actinotherapy...................................................................................889 Sunlight & Ultraviolet Light Therapy............................................................................889 The Influence of Pure Air & Sunlight Which Brings About the Cure of Pulmonary Tuberculosis.......................................................................................................................890 Chapter 47 The Role of Oxygen in Emunctology............................................................................892 The Usefulness of HBOT: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy...............................................892 Oxygen Therapy.............................................................................................................893 Brain Regeneration........................................................................................................894 Chapter 48 Sea Water.......................................................................................................................896 Hypodermic Use of Salt And Water..............................................................................896 The Therapeutics Effects of Saline Injections...............................................................897 Sea Water And The Theory of Cellular Life..................................................................899 The Marine Plasma And Its Therapeutic Applications..................................................903 Iodine.............................................................................................................................906 Iodine Internally as an Alterative...................................................................................907 Chapter 49 The Importance of Salt..................................................................................................909 Salt Depletion................................................................................................................909 Salt Depletion Test.........................................................................................................909 Normal Saline Solution..................................................................................................911 Effect of Sodium Iodine Intravenously..........................................................................912 The Physiological Effects of Injections of Solutions of Salt.........................................912 Some Facts About Potassium in the Cell.......................................................................913 Minerals in the Body......................................................................................................914 Aid to Tissue Construction............................................................................................915 Aid to Function..............................................................................................................916 Therapeutic Mechanisms of Epsom Salts (Magnesium sulfate)....................................917 Urine is the Chief Excretion of the Body.......................................................................918 Magnesium....................................................................................................................918 Calcium and Phosphorus...............................................................................................918 Body Composition.........................................................................................................919 Chapter 50 The Role of Mental and Spiritual Attitudes, and Expectancy........................................921 Chemistry of the Body as Effected by Adverse or Favourable Emotions Psychology..........................................................................................................................922 Action of Such States as Anger, Fear, and Pain Upon the Motility and Secretory Activity of the Intestinal Tract.........................................................................................................926 Endocrine Glands...........................................................................................................926 The Mechanism of Emotional Disturbance of Bodily Functions..................................926 The Role of the Mental and the Spiritual Aspects of Men............................................929 Through Thoughts, Attitudes and Emotions And its Effects on Physical and Mental Health..............................................................................................................929 Attitude..........................................................................................................................930 The Lysozyme Secretion of the Human Colon is Increased During Violent Emotions.............................................................................................................................930 The Role of the Vegetative Nervous System.................................................................934 Diencephalon.................................................................................................................935 Attitude and Associated Bodily Changes......................................................................935 Expectancy The Place and Importance of Expectancy in Healing................................938 Meditation......................................................................................................................939 What is the Anatomical Structure of the Body..............................................................939 Mind...............................................................................................................................940 Organ Language.............................................................................................................940 Effect of Thought on Health and the Body....................................................................940 Change of Diet will not help a man who will not change his Thoughts.......................941 As a Man Thinketh........................................................................................................941 Concerning the Physical Nativity..................................................................................942 Endocrine System..........................................................................................................942 Pituitary Body................................................................................................................942 The Ductless Glands......................................................................................................943 The Effects of Certain States of Mind, Upon Glandular Secretions, and Digestive Juices, Causing Improper Activity in the Gastric Forces...............................................................943 Emotions and Attitudes, and its Influence on the Blood...............................................943 Nutrition and Metabolism..............................................................................................944 Emotion and Metabolism...............................................................................................948 Bodily Effects of Emotions............................................................................................949 The Influence of Emotional States on the Functions of the Alimentary Canal.............951 Chapter 51 Clinical Methodology & Therapeutics..........................................................................953 Cleanliness is said to be next to Godliness....................................................................953 Clinical Methodology....................................................................................................955 General Treatment.........................................................................................................956 Massage, Manipulation, Manutherapy...........................................................................956 The Colon as Site of Focal Infection in Chronic Pyelitis, Cystitis and Prostatitis........965 Therapeutics of Infectious Diseases..............................................................................966 Therapy of Uremia.........................................................................................................966 Nature's Methods...........................................................................................................966 Diaphoresis....................................................................................................................966 Purgatives.......................................................................................................................967 Ingestion of Water..........................................................................................................967 Other Methods of Treatment..........................................................................................967 Stimulation of Saliva Secretion.....................................................................................967 Treatment of Acute and Chronic Ulcers........................................................................968 Influences That Lead to Nervous Diseases....................................................................969 The Influence of Autointoxication upon Nervous Disease............................................971 The Importance of Keeping the Consistency on the Taking of Treatments...................971 Physical Treatment of Forms of Arthritis......................................................................972 The Method Employed in the Cases of Arthritis...........................................................973 The Common Cold........................................................................................................977 Influenza and Its Osteopathic Management..................................................................981 Cooperation in Treatment The Basis of Success in Varied Forms of Obdurate and Protracted Maladies in which Nervous or Psychopathic Features are Prominent..............982 Fundamental Principles of Therapy...............................................................................983 Reconstructive Personal Hygiene..................................................................................984 Let this be Considered in Relationship to Osteopathy...................................................989 On the Subject of Sleep.................................................................................................990 Chapter 52 Infantile Therapeutics....................................................................................................992 Hydrotherapy.................................................................................................................992 Oils and Eats..................................................................................................................993 Sea Salt..........................................................................................................................994 Cod Liver Oil.................................................................................................................994 Castor Oil.......................................................................................................................994 Emetics and Cathartics..................................................................................................995 Calcium..........................................................................................................................995 The Role of Nutrition.....................................................................................................995 Chapter 53 The Effects of Remedies Upon the Emunctories...........................................................997 Simples and Tisanes.......................................................................................................997 On the function of Medicines upon the Emunctory activities.......................................999 Remedies their Nature and Action Upon the Body.......................................................999 Role of Pharmacology Materia Medica in Emunctology..............................................999 Chapter 54 Blood Circulation.........................................................................................................1002 The Composition of the Blood....................................................................................1003 Blood Pressure.............................................................................................................1004 Conditions other than Disease influencing Blood-Pressure........................................1006 Influence of Disease upon Blood-Pressure..................................................................1007 Relation of Internal Secretions to Arterial Tension.....................................................1008 High Arterial Blood Pressure and Treatment...............................................................1009 The Relation Between Toxaemia and Hypertension And Between Hypertension and Arteriosclerosis.................................................................................................................1010 The Relation Between Hypertension and Arteriosclerosis..........................................1011 Treatment.....................................................................................................................1011 Regulate Hygienic Conditions in General...................................................................1011 Chapter 55 Observations on the Relation of the Gastro-Intestinal Tract to Nervous and Mental Diseases............................................................................................................................1014 The Position of the Stomach in Epileptics Recently Examined..................................1027 Dementia Paralytica (Analysis of 13 cases)................................................................1030 The Liver and the Blood..............................................................................................1031 The Glycogenic Function............................................................................................1032 Etiology of Liver Disease............................................................................................1032 The Liver and Toxins...................................................................................................1033 The Bile.......................................................................................................................1034 The Influence of Diet...................................................................................................1035 The Liver and Drugs....................................................................................................1035 Mental Overstrain........................................................................................................1036 Symptoms of Bodily Overstrain..................................................................................1036 Symptomatology of the Nervous System in Chronic Intestinal Toxaemia..................1036 Mental Disturbance and Gastric Disease.....................................................................1046 Chapter 56 The Violent Nature of Sepsis Poisons or Toxic Forces from the Elements of Metabolic Waste of Bacilli or Bacteria, and the Role of Septic Poisoning in Disease......................1048 Sepsis...........................................................................................................................1049 Gastric Effects..............................................................................................................1049 The Relation between Dental Disease and Indigestion...............................................1049 The Role of Dental Sepsis in Diseases........................................................................1050 Sepsis and its Effects upon the Nerve System.............................................................1050 The Relationship Between Colitis and Pyorrhoea Alveolaris......................................1051 Systemic Conditions in Relation to Oral Symptoms and Sepsis.................................1052 Dental Sepsis as an Aetiological Factor in Disease of Other Organs..........................1063 Bacteriological Considerations....................................................................................1063 General Factors influencing the Effects of Dental Sepsis...........................................1064 Evidence for the Conclusion that the Teeth and Gums are the Source of Infection....1066 The Clinical Macroscopical Signs of Unhealthy Conditions of the Teeth and Gurns.1066 Radiographic Evidence................................................................................................1067 Secondary Infections...................................................................................................1068 Dental Sepsis may be Secondary to some other Disease or Toxaemia........................1068 The General Diseases caused by Dental Sepsis...........................................................1069 Local Infective Conditions resulting from Dental Infections......................................1069 Blood Conditions.........................................................................................................1069 Cardiovascular Complications.....................................................................................1070 Blood-Pressure.............................................................................................................1070 Respiratory Complications..........................................................................................1070 Gastro-Intestinal Complications..................................................................................1071 Renal Complications....................................................................................................1071 Liver Complications....................................................................................................1071 Skin Complications......................................................................................................1071 Eye Complications.......................................................................................................1071 Nervous Diseases.........................................................................................................1072 Rheumatic Conditions.................................................................................................1072 Gout.............................................................................................................................1073 Diabetes.......................................................................................................................1073 Hyperthyroidism..........................................................................................................1073 Scurvy..........................................................................................................................1074 100 Consecutive Cases of Arthritis and Fibrositis.......................................................1075 Types of Rheumatic Cases...........................................................................................1075 Treatment.....................................................................................................................1075 Prophylaxis..................................................................................................................1075 Anaphylaxis.................................................................................................................1076 Chronic Sepsis as a Cause of Mental Disorder............................................................1078 Relation of Aberrant Mental States to Organic Disease..............................................1079 Focal Infection and Its Relation to the Gastrointestinal Tract.....................................1079 How Tubercle and Carcinoma Become Diffused Throughout the System..................1083 The Cleaning System in the Brain...............................................................................1085 Lymphatic Vessels in Central Nervous System...........................................................1085 Brain Cleaning System Uses Lymphatic Vessels.........................................................1086 Gut Bacteria Make a Second Home in our Brains.......................................................1086 The Irrigation Treatment in Severe Puerperal Sepsis (Postpartum Infections)...........1087 The Irrigation Treatment..............................................................................................1090 Chapter 57 Chronic Sepsis and Mental Disease.............................................................................1094 The Role of Focal Infections in the Psychoses............................................................1094 Oral Infection...............................................................................................................1095 Radical Treatment Necessary.......................................................................................1098 Methods of Examination..............................................................................................1100 Types of Infection........................................................................................................1101 Report of Cases............................................................................................................1103 The Aetiological Factors in the Psychoses...................................................................1118 The Relation of Chronic Sepsis to Functional Mental Disorders................................1121 Development of Chronic Sepsis in Mental Disorders.................................................1122 Methods of Examination..............................................................................................1123 Treatment by Detoxication...........................................................................................1125 The Relation of Chronic Sepsis to So-called Functional Mental Disorder..................1126 The Brain Microbiome The Bacteria in our Brains.....................................................1133 Chapter 58 Researches Upon the Aetiology of Idiopathic Epilepsy...............................................1135 Synopses of the Clinical Histories, Together with the Tabulated Results Obtained from Analyst of the Urine.........................................................................................................1141 Conclusions Relating to the Excretion of Uric Acid in Epilepsy.................................1142 Conclusions Relating to the Occurrence of Intestinal Putrefaction in Epilepsy..........1143 Chapter 59 Stasis............................................................................................................................1156 Copro-Stasis.................................................................................................................1156 Apostasis......................................................................................................................1156 Stasis in the Causation of Disease...............................................................................1157 Venous Stasis in Optic Neuritis...................................................................................1157 Stasis of Bile................................................................................................................1158 Bile Pigment................................................................................................................1159 Jaundice.......................................................................................................................1159 Bile Pigment from Obstruction of Bile Ducts.............................................................1160 Mechanical Lesions: Bile Stasis..................................................................................1160 Generalized Bile Stasis due to obstruction of the common duct.................................1162 Tumours in the Causation of Bile Stasis.....................................................................1162 Infectious Cirrhosis.....................................................................................................1162 Jaundice.......................................................................................................................1163 Stasis of Bile: Favours Bacterial Colonization...........................................................1164 Chapter 60 The Colon as a Focus of Infection...............................................................................1166 Faecal Stasis.................................................................................................................1167 Voluntary Evacuations.................................................................................................1167 Constipation and Dyspepsia........................................................................................1167 Intestinal Stasis............................................................................................................1171 Intestinal Stasis in Relation to Cancer Aetiology and Prophylaxis.............................1181 Intestinal Stasis in the Causation of Cancer.................................................................1183 Chronic Intestinal Stasis..............................................................................................1183 Operative Findings in Twelve Cases of Chronic Intestinal Stasis...............................1184 Thus, for 8 Years and More.........................................................................................1186 Verification of Clinical Diagnosis by Operation.........................................................1187 Remote Effects of Chronic Intestinal Stasis................................................................1188 Bowel Stagnation.........................................................................................................1189 Costiveness..................................................................................................................1190 Constipation the Cause of Many Complicated Diseases.............................................1191 Treatment, Remedies, Hygiene for Constipation and The Concomitant Evils of Impacted Faeces..................................................................................................1193 Pathological Causes of Constipation...........................................................................1195 What is the Human Faex? ….......................................................................................1195 Coprostasis Costiveness...............................................................................................1197 Coprostasis Constipata: Constipation..........................................................................1197 Copostasis Obstipata: Obstipation...............................................................................1198 Coprostasis, Retention of the Faeces...........................................................................1199 Intestinal Constipation.................................................................................................1200 Constipation Viewed as a Disease “Per Se” And as an Exciting Cause of Disease....1202 Constipation and General Infection.............................................................................1210 Some Remarks on Chronic Intestinal Stasis................................................................1210 Effects on Other Organs...............................................................................................1211 Secondary Infections....................................................................................................1211 Changes in Liver, Breast, and Pancreas.......................................................................1212 Thyroid Gland..............................................................................................................1213 Chapter 61 Embryology and Physiology of Colonic Stasis...........................................................1216 Chapter 62 Lymphostasis...............................................................................................................1224 Lymphostasis A Rehabilitation of Chronic Rheumatism.............................................1224 The Joints.....................................................................................................................1230 The Different Kinds of Diseases.................................................................................1232 Hysteria and the Hyperplasia of the Connective Tissue..............................................1233 Internal Treatment........................................................................................................1240 Neurasthenic Melancholia...........................................................................................1242 The Stagnation of the Lymph and its Consequences..................................................1242 Chronic Rheumatic Diseases and Gout and Their Relational to Functional Nervous and Mental Disorders..............................................................................................................1245 Chapter 63 Lymph Stasis................................................................................................................1248 Elephantiasis................................................................................................................1248 Effects of the Improper or Impaired Functioning of the Lymph Flow........................1249 The Inflammatory Nutritive Disturbance of the Skin in its Relation to Venous-Lymphatic Stasis Chronic Inflammation of the Skin,Terminations of Inflammation of the Skin...................................................................................................................................1249 Venous Stasis and its Relations to Inflammation.........................................................1249 The Non-Inflammatory Nutritive Disturbances of the Skin Due to Independent Stasis-Processes..........................................................................................................................1251 Sclerema Inflammatory State of the Subcutaneous Cellular Tissue............................1253 Elephantiasis Arabum S. Pachydermia........................................................................1253 Some Points in the Etiology of Pulmonary Tuberculosis............................................1257 The Anatomy and Physiology of the Circulation System............................................1257 Natural Washing Out...................................................................................................1262 Relation of Obstructed Cardiac Circulation to Lymph Stasis......................................1262 Tuberculosis of the Kidney..........................................................................................1263 Is Lymphatic Obstruction a Factor in Sprue?..............................................................1264 Edema..........................................................................................................................1266 Lymphatics...................................................................................................................1266 Elephantiasis................................................................................................................1266 Traumatic Hydrocele...................................................................................................1267 Allergic Sinusitis..........................................................................................................1267 Lymph-Stasis, Precursor in the Aetiology of some Forms of Cancer..........................1268 The Pathogenesis of the Papilloma..............................................................................1268 The Role of Lymph Stasis in the Genesis of Cancer, The Evidence of Lymphangitis in Papillomata.......................................................................................................................1270 Lymph Stasis and Cancer.............................................................................................1270 Lupus Cancer...............................................................................................................1271 Chapter 64 Status Lymphaticus......................................................................................................1273 Sudden Death Associated with Enlarged Thymus.......................................................1273 Hyperplasia of the Lymphatic Structures of the Body.................................................1277 Consideration of the Separate Features of the Constitutio Lymphatica......................1277 Hypoplasia of the Heart and Aorta..............................................................................1278 Hyperplasia of the Lymphatic Organs.........................................................................1279 Pathological Changes in the Lymphatic Structures.....................................................1279 Relation to Pseudo-Leucaemia....................................................................................1281 Relation to Rickets.......................................................................................................1282 Significance of Enlargement of the Thyreoid in the Lymphatic Constitution.............1283 Exciting Causes and Manner of Death of Subjects of the Lymphatic Constitution....1283 The Diagnosis of the Lymphatic Constitution.............................................................1284 Chapter 65 Toxaemia......................................................................................................................1287 Internal Cleanliness.....................................................................................................1288 Intestinal Auto-Intoxication.........................................................................................1290 Cirrhosis Produced by Auto-Intoxication of Gastro-Intestinal Origin........................1293 Irritation of the Sympathetic Nerves............................................................................1293 Auto-Intoxication as a Factor in Mental Disorders.....................................................1294 A Consideration of Auto-Intoxication and Auto-Infection as Cause of Various Mental Disorders..........................................................................................................................1295 Causes of Intestinal Toxaemia.....................................................................................1298 Chronic Intestinal Toxaemia........................................................................................1299 Intestinal Toxins...........................................................................................................1300 Autointoxication And Its Treatment............................................................................1301 Faecal Anaemia............................................................................................................1301 Symptoms of Colonic Intoxication..............................................................................1302 Symptoms of Some of the Conditions Causing the Intoxication.................................1303 Stasis at the Sigmoid....................................................................................................1303 Melanuria in Mental Disease.......................................................................................1304 The Role of Auto-Intoxication in the Etiology of Disease of the Higher and Lower Nervous System................................................................................................................1305 The Alimentary Canal and the Colon..........................................................................1306 Auto-Intoxication As a Cause and Complication of Disease.......................................1308 Fermentation and Putrefaction.....................................................................................1310 The Indican Reaction as Evidence of Enterogenic Intoxication..................................1311 Chemical Considerations.............................................................................................1312 Bacterial Considerations..............................................................................................1313 Variations in the Absorptive Power of the Intestine for Indol.....................................1313 The Neurasthenia of Auto-Intoxication.......................................................................1317 Indicanuria And Its Significance.................................................................................1325 Toxaemia and the Elimination of Toxins.....................................................................1331 Crisis of Toxaemia.......................................................................................................1332 Drugs, Feeding, Fear, and Keeping at Work Prevent Elimination...............................1333 Enervation is a Cause not a Disease............................................................................1333 All Diseases are the Same Fundamentally...................................................................1334 Primary Cause of Disease............................................................................................1334 Autointoxication as a Cause of Mental Disease..........................................................1335 What is Autointoxication?….......................................................................................1335 Colonic Intoxication....................................................................................................1353 The Management of Confusional States with Special Reference to Pathogenesis......1354 Toxaemia Effect on Eyesight.......................................................................................1358 Treatment of Acute Intestinal Intoxication Bases Upon Clinical Findings in the Colon................................................................................................................................1360 Warning on Acidosis Treatment Use Small Enema Only............................................1360 Colonic Toxins.............................................................................................................1366 Relation of Intestinal Toxemia to Chronic Arthritis and its Treatment.......................1366 Chronic Arthritis..........................................................................................................1367 Relation of the Joints to the Gastrointestinal Tract......................................................1367 Bacillary Dysentery.....................................................................................................1367 Appendicitis.................................................................................................................1367 Amebiasis....................................................................................................................1368 Disturbances in the Abdomen which might Lead to and Increased Production of Toxines and Ultimately to a Chronic Arthritis...............................................................................1369 The General Result of these Abdominal Disturbances................................................1372 Lectures on Experimental Pathology, and Operative Physiology................................1379 Pregnant Woman Natural Symptoms...........................................................................1383 An Experimental Study of the Cause of Death in Acute Intestinal Obstruction Absorption........................................................................................................................1384 Hypertoxus of the Sympathetic in Relation to Intestinal Toxaemia............................1385 Chapter 66 Relation of Intestinal Toxaemia to Chronic Arthritis, Treatment................................1396 Relation of the Joints to the Gastrointestinal Tract......................................................1397 The Putrefactive Products of the Intestinal Tract as an Aetiological Factor in Chronic Disturbances.....................................................................................................................1398 Gradual Process...........................................................................................................1400 Clinical Observations...................................................................................................1406 Digestive Auto-Intoxications.......................................................................................1408 Leucomaines and Ptomaines........................................................................................1409 The Important Factors Favouring the Production of Intestinal Putrefaction...............1410 The Amount of Toxins in the Blood Depends Upon....................................................1411 The Amount of Disturbances in the Body Depend Upon............................................1411 Indications for Treatment.............................................................................................1411 Chronic Rheumatism...................................................................................................1412 Rheumatism.................................................................................................................1412 Dental Sepsis...............................................................................................................1413 Capillary Stasis............................................................................................................1413 Before Care Treatment.................................................................................................1414 The Treatment of Arthritis...........................................................................................1414 Rest..............................................................................................................................1415 Focal infections............................................................................................................1415 Chapter 67 Blood Cures Disease....................................................................................................1419 About a Particular form of Mental Disorder combined with Multiple Neuritis..........1421 The Lymph...................................................................................................................1422 Neuritis........................................................................................................................1422 Blood Cures Disease....................................................................................................1423 Care of the Blood.........................................................................................................1426 The Blood is the Life...................................................................................................1428 There is Only One Disease..........................................................................................1428 The Fundamental Principle..........................................................................................1428 Rejuvenation of 3 Germ Layers Tissues By Exchanging Old Blood Plasma with Saline-Albumin............................................................................................................................1429 Disease is in the Blood, which then passes it into the Organs.....................................1430 Poisons in the Blood....................................................................................................1430 Elimination of Poisons.................................................................................................1433 Concerning Bacterial Toxins.......................................................................................1437 Toxin-Mediated or Associated Bacterial Diseases.......................................................1437 Food Poisoning............................................................................................................1438 The Absorption of Toxic Materials..............................................................................1438 The Heart May be Injured by the Toxic Products of Imperfect Digestion..................1440 Remarks on Fever........................................................................................................1441 Chapter 68 Cancer; Aggressive Malignant Growth.......................................................................1444 Cancer is not a Disease................................................................................................1444 Causation Factors of Cancer........................................................................................1444 What Is Cancer.............................................................................................................1446 Malignancy..................................................................................................................1446 Forms of Cancer...........................................................................................................1446 The Fringes of the Cancer Problem.............................................................................1447 The Permeation of Cancer...........................................................................................1447 Direct Infiltration of the Parietes.................................................................................1448 The Natural Cure of Cancer.........................................................................................1449 The Cancer Problem....................................................................................................1449 Chapter 69 Health Towns...............................................................................................................1456 Chapter 70 The Emunctologist and Surgery...................................................................................1461 Conservative Surgery...................................................................................................1461 Surgical Treatment.......................................................................................................1462 Operating on the Problem Instead of the Person.........................................................1463 One of the Most Common Causes of Chronic Invalidism..........................................1463 The Chief Agent of Disaster........................................................................................1465 The Uses of the Appendix............................................................................................1466 Acidosis in Surgery......................................................................................................1466 Chapter 71 The Seeker...................................................................................................................1469 Consent for Treatment.................................................................................................1469 Case Histories..............................................................................................................1469 Referral........................................................................................................................1470 Honorarium..................................................................................................................1470 Chapter 72 Necrosis.......................................................................................................................1473 Clinical Observations...................................................................................................1473 Metabolic Waste...........................................................................................................1475 The Revival of Organs.................................................................................................1476 Causes of Physical Death.............................................................................................1477 Chapter 73 Psychology of Life.......................................................................................................1479 The Connexion Between Theology, Psychology and Physiology...............................1479 Concluding Remarks...................................................................................................1481 Measurements..............................................................................................................1484 Glossary.......................................................................................................................1484 Difference Between Emunctology and Medicine........................................................1485 Index........................................................................................................................1486
United States. Commission to the Paris Exposition, 1900
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Report of the Commissioner-general for the United States to the International Universal Exposition, Paris, 1900, February 29, 1901 by United States. Commission to the Paris Exposition, 1900 Pdf