10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYDROPATHIST»
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Hints to the Sick, the Lame, and the Lazy: Or, Passages in ...
HHVTS TO THE SICK, THE LAME, AND THE LAZY ; Or, Passages in the Life of a
Hydropathist. By a VETERAN. With numerous illustrations by a RECRUIT. Fcap.
4to. price 7 s. 6d. AN'I'WERP. A Journal kept there, including also Notices of ...
Walk, walk, says the hydropathist. A walk to the neighboring town of five or even
ten miles, is a luxury, after practice has inured one to the toil. And what is there to
dread in the walks of a parish ? You rode through the piercing winds of winter ...
3
Allopathy, homœopathy, hydropathy: reasons of their failure: ...
... and state her case to the Hydropathist. When there, he mentioned his own
case, and said what he had been doing. This Hydropathist said, “ You had better
go into the Establishment, you will soon get _well, you want power; two or three ...
4
Bulwer, Forbes, and Houghton on the water-treatment: a ...
some foundation : the hydropathist being accused of " deviating from the line of
conduct pursued by scientific and regular practitioners." Herein lies the whole gist
of the controversy. The hydropathist is virtually " read out of church" because he ...
Sir John Forbes, Roland S. Houghton, Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton, 1854
5
Water, as a Preservative of Health, and a Remedy in Disease: ...
The only difference between the ordinary practitioner and the hydropathist is, that
the latter has discovered anew remedy. And obviously it is as necessary to know
how, when, where, and in what dose, to apply the new remedy as the old.
6
The British Homoeopathic Review
The hydropathist may recommend his pure water, its external and internal
applications, plain diet, healthy exercise, and rest from ordinary occupation. He
will, if possible, remove his patients to one of those beautiful mansions and
grounds ...
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Bulwer and Forbes on the water-treatment: a compilation of ...
some foundation: the hydropathist being accused of “ deviating from the line of
conduct pursued by scientific and regular practitioners.” Herein lies the whole gist
of the controversy. The hydropathist is virtually “ read out of church” because he ...
Roland S. Houghton, Sir John Forbes, 1851
8
Eating History: Thirty Turning Points in the Making of ...
Hydropathist and health reformer Thomas Low Nichols reported,in 1864,that it
wasn't the number or type of dishes that wasa problem as much as the way
thefood was prepared. He reported that a “common breakfast” offered twenty
dishes: ...
9
The Eclectic Medical Journal
Hence we perceive, an Eclectic physician is not an Allopathist nor a
Homoeopathist nor a Hydropathist nor a Chrono-Thermalist rw a Botanical nor a
Mercurial physician. He is simply an indeoe> dent practitioner of medicine, who
is not willing ...
While we gaped, the hydropathist turned about and, after greeting us, asked with
wet eyes, 'Do you think it looks nice?' 'Oh, very nice,' said my parents, who were
both good at first aid to emotional casualties. 'I felt towards him as if he were a ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYDROPATHIST»
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Book Review: 'Marketplace of the Marvelous' by Erika Janik
For most conditions, a patient might be at least as well off with a herbalist, hydropathist or homoeopathist. I am less convinced by her argument ... «Wall Street Journal, Feb 14»
