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Download or read book The Consequences and Treatment of Alimentary Toxaemia from a Surgical Point of View written by Sir William Arbuthnot Lane and published by . This book was released on 1913 with total page 69 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
Download or read book Toxaemia Vol I written by Rui Alexandre Gabirro, Emunctologist and published by Order of the Good News. This book was released on 2023-09-21 with total page 213 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: CONTENTS Introduction 1 Chapter 1 Toxaemia.....................................................................................3 Toxemia or Toxaemia.................................................................4 The Intestine and Chronic Arthritis...........................................11 Endotoxins................................................................................15 There Must be Suitable Soil for Bacteria to Increase...............18 Diabetes is Mother of All Diseases...........................................20 Chapter 2 We Are the World's Wealthiest Country Yet one the Unhealthiest...................................................................................21 Early Reference to Autointoxication.........................................22 Alzheimer's Dementia And the Reversal of Cognitive Decline...........................................................................................23 Intestinal Permeability..............................................................24 Leaky Gut.................................................................................25 All Disease Begins In The Leaky Gut......................................26 Toxic Proteins Might Trigger Alzheimer's................................30 Toxic Insult...............................................................................31 Septic........................................................................................32 Chapter 3 All Disease Depends Upon.......................................................33 Origin of Disease......................................................................34 The Importance of Cellular Vitality.........................................38 Cellular Toxins The Chemical Factors in the Causation of Disease...........................................................................................40 Toxaemia A Fundamental Factor in the Production of Disease...........................................................................................43 Unrecognised Toxic Substances In Human Faeces...................52 Intestinal Toxaemia...................................................................54 The Effects of Toxaemia Upon The Thyroid Gland.................56 Auto-Intoxication In Its Relations To The Diseases of The Nervous System.............................................................................57 Treatment of Autism.................................................................64 Chapter 4 The Usefulness of Headaches...................................................68 Migraines..................................................................................70 The Influence of Intestinal Toxaemia on Functional Mental Disease...........................................................................................71 Toxaemia Causes Severe Metabolic Changes in the Body.......72 The Relationship of the Internal Secretions to Gastrointestinal Disease...........................................................................................73 The Usefulness of High Colonic Irrigations in the Treatment of Toxaemia.......................................................................................75 High Blood Pressure.................................................................81 Acidosis....................................................................................82 Obesity......................................................................................83 Bronchial Asthma.....................................................................85 Epilepsy.....................................................................................86 Kidneys.....................................................................................86 Splanchnoptosis........................................................................87 Rheumatism..............................................................................89 Toxic Sciatica............................................................................89 MacBurney's Point....................................................................90 Chronic Anemia........................................................................90 Liver..........................................................................................90 Constipation..............................................................................92 Treatment..................................................................................94 Technic......................................................................................95 Implantation of B. Acidophilus................................................97 Conclusions...............................................................................98 The Autotoxic Factor in Sympathetic Ophthalmia...................99 The Treatment of Rheumatism...............................................100 Chapter 5 Chronic Intestinal Intoxication...............................................102 The Health Problems that Constipation Brings......................103 Irritable Bowel Syndrome.......................................................105 Chapter 6 The Sequence of Cancer and Intestinal Stasis........................106 The Malignancy of Cancer is an Expression of its Septicity..106 Chapter 7 Auto-Intoxication....................................................................107 Auto-Intoxication from the Point of View of a General Practitioner...................................................................................112 Chapter 8 Symptoms of Tuberculosis......................................................118 Arthritis Deformans (Chronic Arthritis).................................119 Chapter 9 The Changes the Blood Undergoes in Pregnancy, And After; Their Responsibility for the Toxaemia's......................................120 Chapter 10 Colon Therapy.........................................................................131 Effects of Chronic Intestinal Stasis.........................................132 The Colon an Ideal Incubator..................................................134 The Colon a Cesspool.............................................................140 Establishing a Normal Intestinal Flora...................................140 Chapter 11 The 3 Absolute Indispensables of Good Health......................143 Vegetable Materials are more Congenial to the Human System than Minerals...............................................................................145 Concerning the Poisonous Nature of the Medical Trade Pharmaceutical Medications........................................................146 Brachial Neuritis.....................................................................148 Typhoid...................................................................................148 Lumbago.................................................................................149 Eclampsia................................................................................150 Vertigo.....................................................................................151 Arterioscleroses......................................................................151 Chronic Nephritis....................................................................151 Acute Tonsilitis.......................................................................151 Chapter 12 Systemic Toxicity....................................................................153 Systemic Toxicity & Impairments of Innervation and Drainage......................................................................................155 Neurological Disorders...........................................................155 Toxaemia The Main Factor In Atherosclerosis.......................155 Oral Infection & Cardiovascular Disease...............................157 Toxemia And Infections As Causes of Insanity......................158 Toxins As Causative Factor In Insanity..................................167 Sick Organs as a Cause for Headache....................................169 The Great Psychical Importance of Ear Disease....................169 Ear Affections and Mental Disturbances................................173 Toxaemia the Main Factor in The Causation of Epilepsy.......185 Epilepsy and Its Treatment.....................................................187 Auto-Intoxication and Insanity...............................................195
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