THE HOMOEOPATHIC RECORDER 1932 Oct Vol XLVII No 10
By SIR W. ARBUTHNOT LANE, Bart., C.B., President of the New Health Society. (By kind permission of the Royal Society of Medicine). PERHAPS the most conspicuous result of chronic constipation is the removal of fat. This brings about not only an appearance of premature senility, but also a series of changes of infinite importance … Read more
Read before the I.H.A., Bureau of Surgery, June 9-11, 1932. EUGENE UNDERHILL, JR., M.D. “If thy right eye offend thee pluck it out, and if thy right hand offend thee cut it off and cast it from thee, for it is profitable for thee that one of thy members should perish and not that … Read more
Read before the I.H.A., Bureau of Clinical Medicine, June 9-11, 1932. ALFRED PULFORD, M.D. Before I begin this article, I wish it to be distinctly understood that the article is to be in no way construed as trying to belittle, or detract from the skill and glory of that most illustrious physician the world … Read more
Presented at the semi-annual meeting of the Massachusetts Hom. Med. Soc., November, 1931. ROYAL E. S. HAYES, M.D. You may be sure that I did not come here to tell you how to manage your cases of pneumonia. I realize that individual experience teaches each practitioner to develop a form of his own in … Read more
By the late DR. J. TYLER KENT (From Lectures on Hom. Philosophy). I REMEMBER when I first learned from Hahnemann that potentised medicines would cure the sick that it seemed to me a mystery. I had no knowledge upon which to found belief in such things. I began to practise with the lower potencies … Read more
Ellis Barker J ALUMINIUM AND HEALTH. Letter to the Editor, British Medical Journal. Sir, I have had the opportunity of observing several cases of “infantile eczema,” hitherto diagnosed as being of allergic nature, and a large number of patients suffering from acute and chronic nettlerash accompanied by severe gastro-intestinal disturbances. In the acute cases … Read more
Read before the I.H.A., Bureau of Clinical Therapeutics, June 9- 11, 1932. J.B. GREGG CUSTIS, M.D. Focal infection is a subject that is pretty much loaded with dynamite and it is loaded with dynamite particularly in this sort of organization. There is such a thing as focal infection, but i feel that focal infection … Read more
Read before the I.H.A., Bureau of Obstetrics and Paediatrics, June 9-11, 1932. MARGARET BURGESS-WEBSTER, M.D. Mrs. C. presented herself for treatment when her first child was two years old. She had never been well since the birth of the baby, having suffered during the entire pregnancy with nausea and vomiting, being able to retain … Read more
Roberts H A Some remedies do not take hold with the first dose. The second dose does it. This is particularly true of Phosphorus, therefore great care must be used in prescribing this dangerous remedy. – E.W. HUBBARD. The Phosphorus cough is painful, it racks the patient. He holds on to himself and lets … Read more
Read before the I.H.A., Bureau of Homoeopathic Philosophy, June 9-11, 1932. JULIA M. GREEN, M.D. The word repertory brings hazy thoughts to physicians of something mysterious, difficult, something better left alone. To others the value of repertory study is clear but the amount of work necessary to enable one to use a large repertory … Read more