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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    quite a fine complexion now. Cook, who iias suf- fered from eczema for years, and has been to nu- merous doctors without deriving any benefit, has taken to the hot water, and says she is feeling al- ready immensely better for it. A lady, after narrating the benefit various suf- ferers had derived from following the advice in my small pamphlet, adds : As for I haven't seen her with so good and clear a complexion as now, since she was a girl—all hot water. A lady writes (no date), 1888 : My sister is keeping wonderfully well, thanks to you and hot water. I have not seen her eat so heartily and with such enjoyment for many years, and she looks so well too. An invalid old lady writes (no date, but it was in autumn), 1888 : The treatment has done me a power of good. The very first day I felt a de- cided improvement, and my night was excellent. And a few months later, this same lady writes : I may say I improve daily but gradually, and now I do look forward to getting about again be- fore long, thanks to your advice. I am able to keep pretty rigidly to my diet too.