A new path in electrical therapeutics : an account of Prof. Elizabeth J. French's great discovery of electrical cranial diagnosis, and the scientific application of ten different currents of electricity to the cure of disease : a complete manual of anatomy and physiology, an historical account of the discoveries in magnetism and electricity, the progress of medical science, and brief sketches of the lives of eminent practitioners, from the earliest ages to the present century : also a thorough system of hygiene, to which are added plain directions for the treatment of disease by Prof. French's system of electrical applications / by Elizabeth J. French.

  • French, Elizabeth J.
Date:
1877
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Credit: A new path in electrical therapeutics : an account of Prof. Elizabeth J. French's great discovery of electrical cranial diagnosis, and the scientific application of ten different currents of electricity to the cure of disease : a complete manual of anatomy and physiology, an historical account of the discoveries in magnetism and electricity, the progress of medical science, and brief sketches of the lives of eminent practitioners, from the earliest ages to the present century : also a thorough system of hygiene, to which are added plain directions for the treatment of disease by Prof. French's system of electrical applications / by Elizabeth J. French. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    2 3 The sympathy which must exist between all the modifications of this fluid and nature, is in itself a sufficient explanation of many of Von Reichenbach's most extraordinary experiments; while this same sym- pathy is equally explanatory of the.extraordinary suc- cess which follows its application in cases of disease which might else be well termed incurable. Believing in the divinely ordained correlation of forces in all departments of life and being, I see no reason for leaving out of this grand category of motor powers the correlative of the life principle in man, or vital electricity.