What must I do to get well? : and how can I keep so? : an exposition of the Salisbury treatment / by one who has done it.

  • Stuart, Elma (Elma Fraser)
Date:
1889
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Credit: What must I do to get well? : and how can I keep so? : an exposition of the Salisbury treatment / by one who has done it. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    I AM very glad that a fourth edition is called for so soon (the former edition of two thousand copies being sold out in less than two months), since this demand shows,—as does much private correspondence,—that my little book supplies a real popular need. It is essentially for tJie People that I write, the so-to-speak, uninitiated — •not for scientists. I feel very grateful to those reviewers who have given a kindly and friendly notice of my book; and yet, I could have wished that some had seen deeper into the philosophy and rea- sons of the treatment, in order to approach the subject,—so vital in its importance,—in a more serious, earnest, and larger spirit. The Salis- bury Treatment — founded on the revelations of the microscope, and endorsed by the tests of chemistry — is no new thing, but has stood unshaken the daily trial of years. It cannot.