Constipation - A new reading on the Subject
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Medical, Specialties, Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology, Ailments & Diseases, Diseases
| Author: | J. H. Tilden, M. D. | ISBN: | 9786050454468 |
| Publisher: | J. H. Tilden | Publication: | June 9, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | J. H. Tilden, M. D. |
| ISBN: | 9786050454468 |
| Publisher: | J. H. Tilden |
| Publication: | June 9, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
To CURE constipation requires much knowledge, skill, patience,and persistence. It cannot be said that any case of constipation is cured until the subject is cured of all habits that lead to general enervation and toxemia. In all people with the constipation diathesis--a tendency for constipation--any habit of body or mind which leads to enervation will surely bring on constipation. Too much stress cannot be placed on the following truism:To those inclined to constipation, or the diathesis leading to constipation, any depressing influence becomes a cause; hence, to be free from man's worst enemy means,in the first place, to have a rational health knowledge to know that any enervating habit continually practiced leads to disease--and, secondly, to have enough self-control to live the knowledge to be guided by it. Cures for chronic constipation are not for the careless, the shiftless, and the self-indulgent. Those who do not belong to this class, and those of this class who will shake off their self-indulgence, may find freedom from this disease and premature aging by a careful study of this book. Some books are for reading; this one is for study and practice.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword
Preface
Chapter I.-Toxemia, the Efficient (First) Cause of All Disease
Chapter II.- Causes of Constipation
Chapter III.-Treatment
Chapter IV.-Constipation as Found in Various Derangements
Chapter V.- A Few Personalities
Appendix
To CURE constipation requires much knowledge, skill, patience,and persistence. It cannot be said that any case of constipation is cured until the subject is cured of all habits that lead to general enervation and toxemia. In all people with the constipation diathesis--a tendency for constipation--any habit of body or mind which leads to enervation will surely bring on constipation. Too much stress cannot be placed on the following truism:To those inclined to constipation, or the diathesis leading to constipation, any depressing influence becomes a cause; hence, to be free from man's worst enemy means,in the first place, to have a rational health knowledge to know that any enervating habit continually practiced leads to disease--and, secondly, to have enough self-control to live the knowledge to be guided by it. Cures for chronic constipation are not for the careless, the shiftless, and the self-indulgent. Those who do not belong to this class, and those of this class who will shake off their self-indulgence, may find freedom from this disease and premature aging by a careful study of this book. Some books are for reading; this one is for study and practice.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword
Preface
Chapter I.-Toxemia, the Efficient (First) Cause of All Disease
Chapter II.- Causes of Constipation
Chapter III.-Treatment
Chapter IV.-Constipation as Found in Various Derangements
Chapter V.- A Few Personalities
Appendix
