10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KINESIPATHY»
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A Few Words on
Kinesipathy, or Swedish Medical Gymnastics; ...
Augustus GEORGII, Pehr Henrik LING. ~ KINESIPATHY; OR THE CURE OF
DISEASES BY SPECIFIC ACTIVE AND PASSIVE MOVEMENTS. BY AUGUSTUS
GEORGII. PRICE 2s. ee 83A FEW WORDS 0N KINESIPATHY, SWEDISH
MEDICAL ...
Augustus GEORGII, Pehr Henrik LING, 1850
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THE BRITISH JOURNAL OF HOMOEOPATHY
A few words on Kinesipathy, or Swedish Medical Gymnastics; the application of
active and passive movements to the cure of diseases, according to the method
of P. H. Ling. By Augustus Georgii. Loudon, Bailliere, 1850. Kinksithkrapie, on ...
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Lewis' New Gymnastics for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children and ...
ural experiment, it was said, was the occasion of Kinesipathy. This art consists in
applying external motions, passive and active exercise to the body, and in
rendering these so special as to operate on the various inward organs, or on
parts of ...
4
Constipation in adults and children
Kinesipathy (Heilgymnastik). — A branch of massage, and a not unimportant one,
is kinesipathy, or the Swedish movement cure, so specially designated because
it was in Sweden where the system received its greatest elaboration and found ...
5
A manual of domestic Medicine and Surgery: with a glossary ...
I'RonABu: Pownns or KINESIPATHY. 725. KINESLPATHY professes to be an
important improvement on the gymnastic exercises previously employed for the
development of the healthy body, the improvement consisting chiefly in the
addition ...
6
Transactions of the Homœopathic Medical Society of the State ...
Still another bill now before the Legislature is intended to "define, legalize and
regulate the practice of kinesipathy", ("kinesipathy" being defined by the Century
Dictionary: "A mode of treating diseases by gymnastics or appropriate
movements ...
Homoeopathic Medical Society of the State of New York, DeWitt G. Wilcox, John Little Moffat, 1905
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The British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review Or ...
Kinesipathy is not," as he tells us in his preface, " a remedy for all the ills that flesh
is heir to. Its healing powers are most conspicuous in diseases of a chronic
nature. Other modes of treatment are required in fevers, epidemics, and acute ...
8
Pocket Medical Dictionary: Giving the Pronunciation and ...
The same as Kinesipathy, q. v. Kinesiesthesiometer, kin-es-e-es-tlie-ze-om' '-et-er
. An instrument for testing the muscular sense. Kinesimeter, Kinesiometer, kin-es-
im' -et-er \ kin-es-e-om'-et-er. An instrument for measuring movements.
George Milbry Gould, 1911
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THE DUBLIN QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE CONSISTING ...
Of this we have an illustration, long before the discovery of Kinesipathy, in the
case of the Newcastle apothecary, who " No opportunity e'er let pass Of writing
the directions on his labels In dapper couplets, like Gay's fables, Or rather like the
...
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The Human Body and Its Connexion with Man: Illustrated by ...
This is nature working for us, and shewing us the beginning of a manual science
of soothing, traction, nudging, and so forth, the detail of which is kinesipathy. We
have been greatly struck with the common sense which dictated the Lingian art, ...
James John Garth Wilkinson, 1851
