 ... themselves are not diseased ? (d) For eighteen years, while in continuous attendance on the acutely sick, I have in every case permitted the brain to feed itself in its own way, and in not a single case, where death was not beyond all question inevitable,...  A New Era for Woman: Health Without Drugs - Page 38by Edward Hooker Dewey - 1896 - 371 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Edward Hooker Dewey - 1896 - 402 pages
...case, where death was not beyond all question inevitable, did it fail to do itself ample justice and in some cases for four, five, six weeks, and even...power of the brain has been the fact that, as disease declined, mental, moral and physical energy increased. What better feeding of the sick can a rational,... | |
 | Henry S. Tanner - 1956 - 162 pages
...case where death was not beyond all question inevitable did it fail to do itself ample justice, and in some cases for four, five, six weeks, and even..."(e) And in strong support of the conception of this wonderfu .power of the brain has been the fact that as disease declined, mental, moral and physical... | |
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