Spondylotherapy : physio and pharmaco-therapy and diagnostic methods based on a study of clinical physiology / by Albert Abrams.

  • Abrams, Albert, 1863-1924.
Date:
1918
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Credit: Spondylotherapy : physio and pharmaco-therapy and diagnostic methods based on a study of clinical physiology / by Albert Abrams. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Diseases Diagnosed by an Examination of Dried Blood Acidosis Adrenal Sufficiency Amebiasis Colisepsis Carcinoma Cholelithiasis Chorea Diabetes Diphtheria Epilepsy Gonococcic infection Gout Hookworm Hyperpituitarism Hyperthyroidism Influenza Insanity Paranoia Dementia Precox Acute Mania Dipsomania Chronic Dementia Leprosy Malaria Measles Menstruation Meningococcic infection Neurasthenia Paralysis Agitans Parotitis Parathyroid insufficiency Typhoid Paratyphus Tuberculosis Pneumococcic infection Psychasthenia Pregnancy (prediction of sex) Paresis Poliomyelitis , . . Rheumatoid arthritis (variety Sarcoma Scarlatina Staphylococcic infection Streptococcic infection Syphilis (differentiation ot congenital and acquired, and specific strain.) Teniasis Tetanus (varieties) The virulency of all diseases is mathematically measured and serves as a valuable guide in noting their progression or retrogression ana the efficacy of treatment—notably, syphilis. A personal examination of the patient is necessary in estimating the functional activity of the ductless glands and viscera. IMMUNODIAGNOSIS is also capable of demonstration in some of the foregoing diseases. It can be shown from the blood whether the subject possesses natural or acquired immunity to typhoid fever, whether typhoid inoculations are necessary or, if given whether tney will prove effective, thus dissipating any false security against infec¬ tion. Some people show a natural immunity to CANCER and this la demonstrable by a blood examination.