
Every Man His Own Doctor
The Cold Water, Tepid Water, and Friction-Cure, as Applicable to Every Disease to Which the Human Frame Is Subject, and Also to the Cure of Disease in Horses and CattleBy R. T. ClaridgeLength7h 49m
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In "Every Man His Own Doctor," R. T. Claridge presents a comprehensive exploration of self-care and personal health management, blending practical advice with an engaging narrative style. This book is a reflective tapestry of medical knowledge, interspersed with anecdotes and insights that make complex health topics accessible to the lay reader. Claridge navigates through various health issues, from nutrition to mental well-being, while grounding his approach in both historical and contemporary medical practices, showcasing a unique fusion of traditional wisdom and modern science. R. T. Claridge, a distinguished advocate for holistic health, draws upon his extensive background in both medicine and public health advocacy. His personal journey, marked by a desire to empower individuals facing health challenges, significantly influenced the writing of this book. Claridge's previous experiences as a practitioner and educator lend a credible voice to his discussions, encouraging readers to take agency over their health with informed decision-making. I highly recommend "Every Man His Own Doctor" for anyone seeking to enhance their understanding of personal health. Claridge's approachable prose and wealth of knowledge make it an essential guide for those looking to foster a more proactive relationship with their well-being, bridging the gap between complex medical concepts and everyday applicability. It is a transformative read for both novices and seasoned health enthusiasts.
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GenreHealth and Wellness
Length7 hrs 49 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateApr 26, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
2II.—Hydropathy.
3III.—What Does Hydropathic Treatment Effect?
4IV.—How are the Effects described in the last Chapter produced?
5V.—Is Hydropathy a Panacea? and what Complaints are curable by it?
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6VI.—Is Hydropathy new? Why is it not generally adopted?
7VII.—The Lancet.
8VIII.—Authorities in Support of Water as a Curative Agent.
9IX.—Ablutions.
10X.—Use of Cold Water for Drinking and Injections.
11XI.—The Cold Bath.
12XII.—Is going into the Cold Bath in a State of Perspiration attended with Danger?
13XIII.—The Packing Sheet, and Sweating Process.
14XIV.—Sweating Process.
15XV.—The Rubbing Sheet, or Abreibung.
16XVI.—The Douche Bath.
17XVII.—The Shower Baths.
18XVIII.—The Sitz or Sitting Bath.
19XIX.—Eye Bath.
20XX.—Head Bath.
21XXI.—Finger and Elbow Baths.
22XXII.—Leg Bath.
23XXIII.—Foot Bath.
24XXIV.—The Tepid, or Abgeschrecte Bath.
25XXV.—Bandages, or Umschlags.
26XXVI.—Diet.
27XXVII.—Clothing, Air Baths, Wearing Stays, etc.
28XXVIII.—Drugs.
29XXIX.—Assimilation.
30XXX.—The Crisis.
31XXXI.—Dropsy.
32XXXII.—Smoking.
33XXXIII.—Questions put to Mr. Priessnitz, and his Answers.
34TREATMENT AND CASES.
35XXXIV.—Gout.
36XXXV.—Rheumatism, etc.
37XXXVI.—Tic-Doloureux.
38XXXVII.—Affection of the Throat and Pain at the Chest.
39XXXVIII.—Fevers.
40XXXIX.—Congestion of the Lungs.
41XL.—Inflammations.
42XLI.—Gripes, Cholic, Diarrhœa, English Cholera, or Cholera Morbus.
43XLII.—Consumption.
44XLIII.—Cramps.
45XLIV.—Asthma.
46XLV.—Surgical Operations, Accidents, etc.
47XLVI.—Small Pox, Measles, Hooping Cough, Croup, Scarlatina, Colds, Shivering, etc.
48XLVII.—Sore Mouth—Inflamed Gums.
49XLVIII.—Tooth-ache, Preservation of the Teeth, etc.
50XLIX.—Watery or Inflamed Eyes.