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Old & New Remedies

                        

SOME OF IT IS NONSENSE

Garlic, onion, grease, turpentine or bacon rind around the neck have been used as cures for common colds down through the ages.

SOME OF IT IS COMMON SENSE

A fantastic concoction of toad skins was used by the ancient Chinese as a treatment for dropsy. Today we know that toad skins are rich in bufagin, which brings about a free flow of urine to help drain tissues, and in adrenalin, which speeds heart action, increases blood pressure and speeds excretion of sugar.

ALL OF IT IS INTERESTING

Here is a painstaking examination, with illuminating case histories, of claims made by folk medicine devotees and a compelling study of the progress and future of modern medicine.


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This newly released work called Old and New Remedies is the quickest and easiest way to learn about Generations of Research and Results Towards Better Health. Absolutely everything any person interested in the healing arts would need.

 

The eBook answers many, MANY questions such as…

 

“Everyone catches cold!”
Old fashioned remedies for colds . . . viruses . . . vaccines . . . some recommendations and facts.

 

The old-fashioned ways
Introduction to folk medicine . . . herb therapy . . . some old medications . . . similarities between old and new . . . the Pennsylvania-Dutch . . . from ancient Chinese toadskin to adrenalin . . . case histories.

 

“All that human hearts endure” 
The heart, its diseases and remedies . . . foxglove and dropsy . . . death of King Charles II … hardening arteries . . . cardiograms . . . cholesterol . . . from Bergundy pitch to anticoagulants . . . five important facts to know. Case histories.

 

Cancer.
Medicine’s most baffling mystery … so many “cures” . . . the folk “remedies” . . . charlatans . . . the fight against cancer today . . . hope for the future … tests and checkups you should heed. Case histories.

 

Arthritis and rheumatism
Age-old complaints with 11 million sufferers today … on the Lewis and Clark expedition . . . old Indian treatments . . . the quacks who take millions . . . old folk medicine treatments . . . modern treatment . . . rheumatoid arthritis . . . osteoarthritis . . . rheumatic fever . . . gout. The new drugs. Case histories.

 

Diabetes
Brief historical sketch of diabetes . . . ancient treatment . . . Aztec treatment . . . before insulin . . . after insulin . . . new oral medications . . . diabetes detection and a look to the future. Case histories

 

“A pain in the stomach.”
Folk medicines for an age-old pain . . . types of stomach aches . . . the story of cholera in the United States . .. appendicitis … a gall bladder . . . things to remember . . treat a “stomach ache” with respect. Case histories.

 

When children become ill
The care of children “then and now” . . . folk remedies . . . modern remedies . . . immunization . . . special section on childhood diseases: chicken pox, croup, diphtheria, measles, mumps, scarlet fever, whooping cough. Case Histories.

 

The oldsters, too.
How and why we grow older, generation by generation . . . the new medical care for older people . . . seven rules for longer life . . . hormones and old age . . . the procaine treatment . . . longer lives in the future. Case histories.

 

Viruses and vaccines.
Leeuwenhoek and microscopes … a new world seen through lenses . . . the “little animals” . . . Pasteur . . . microbes are classified . . . viruses . . . the story of vaccines. Case histories.

 

Drugs—”Something old and something new.” 
Drugs the ancients used . . . Egypt . . . China . . . Greece . . . the story of pharmacology . . . the new era . . . sulfas, antibiotics, steroids, hormones, enzymes. The drug controversy and special list of modern drugs by brand and generic names—how to save money buying drugs. Case histories.

 

Surgery and anesthesiology. 
Surgery through the ages. Dr. McDowell and the first ovariotomy in America. Early pioneer surgery . . . modern surgery . . . plastic surgery … transplants . . . open-heart . . . common operations. A history of anesthetics then and now. Case histories.

 

Mental problems and brain diseases. 
From prehistoric days to modern psychiatry . . . “Bedlam” and man’s inhumanity to man . . . mental health today . . . the new techniques . . . brain surgery . . . psychiatric treatment . . . the neuroses . . . the psychoses . . . alcoholism . . . narcotics . . . homosexuality . . . psychoanalysis . . . psychotherapy . . . group therapy . . . shock therapy . . . the tran-quilizers and other chemotherapy for mental illness. Case histories.

 

The hard-working kidneys. 
Kidney plasters . . . flaxseed or slippery elm . . . the old remedies . . . today’s knowledge of the kidneys . . . kidney stones . . . Bright’s disease . . . kidney transplants. Case histories.

 

Allergies, asthma, and emotions. 
Hay fever . . . asthma . . . hives . . . eczema . . . the old folk medicine remedies . . . the new treatments . . . antihistamines . . . immunization . . . allergies and emotions. Case histories.

 

Tuberculosis. 
The “great white plague” . . . history . . . early treatment . . . modern treatment . . . TB still a major menace . . . detection . . . control . . . the new drugs. Case history.

 

Epilepsy, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy. 
Inadequacy of folk medicine against epilepsy . . . the new treatments . . . new lives for epileptics . . . the fight against cerebral palsy . . . multiple sclerosis . . . muscular distrophy.

 

Peculiar to women—and a word about men
Folk medicine for women . . . for men . . . the new and changing ways . . . “women’s ailments” . . . treatments . . . surgery for women . . . the hysterectomy . . . pregnancy and childbirth . . . birth control with description of methods, including new “pills” . . . menopause . . . sexual problems. Men and their illnesses . . . special problems . . . homosexuality . . . the Don Juan . . . the prostate gland . . . impotence. Case histories.

 

Proctology, urology, and hush-hush! 
Folk medicine for “piles” and similar problems . . . the new treatments. Urology and the old and new treatments . . . cystitis among women. Home remedies. The venereal diseases.

 

Ears, eyes, nose, and throat. 
Medical progress in treatment of ears, eyes, nose, throat, teeth. The folk remedies . . . modern treatments . . . new operations for deafness . . . new hearing aids. Mastoid. Eyes . . . miracles in eye surgery . . . glaucoma . . . trachoma . . . eye examinations and explanations of optometrist, ophthalmologist, optician . . . contact lenses . . . eye exercises. Nose surgery . . . the deviated septum . . . plastic surgery . . . sinus trouble. Sore throats . . . tonsillectomy . . . laryngitis. Dental progress . . . the fluoridation controversy. Old ways, new ways. Case histories.

 

And all these, too—including ulcers and strokes. 
Folk medicine, modern medicine, explanations, and reports: ulcers . . . strokes . . . Parkinson’s disease . . . yellow fever . . . the plague . . . malaria . . . goitre . . . leprosy . . . typhus . . . typhoid. Case histories.

 

“Maybe you imagine it!”
Psychosomatic medicine . . . the mystery of faith— the faith in mystery . . . spiritual healing . . . the shrine at Lourdes . . . abracadabra . . . powwowing . . . the “royal touch” . . . magic words. Case histories.

 

Foods, fads, folks, and facts. 
The story of vitamins . . . food faddists . . . vitamins we need and what they do … how to get an adequate, basic diet . . . special diet outline. Case histories.

 

Your medical care. 
How to get a doctor in a hurry . . . how to select a family doctor . . . medical care plans . . . your annual physical checkup . . . your medicine chest. Special section: modern first aid methods . . . old folk-medicine first aid practices. Special section: medical services and help you can call upon—some without cost.

 

It’s a big, new world
The medical world of tomorrow . . . predictions and hopes . . . new miracles in surgery and chemotherapy … a medical-conscious public and what it means.

 

plus, lots more!

 

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