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paft W faft # not wholly 10 heat
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gans not connected directly with the
digestive apparatus
The water mng be taken In doses ~
from IN Rpbg 70 Une and q half An
ordinary goblet contains about
ounces The ipae must be- modified IN
accordance with a. effects.
II must b. drunk hot, and not warm
Ol0 10 100 degresj II necessary. NJ
teen minute, or more may be- con.
sumcd ID slipping q gobletiuL Wooden
cups prevent the water from cooling
quickly The water may be- Favored
with lemon, sugar. salt, ginger. etc. II
necessary, but ! becomes very agree.
abe 10 the palate without such after the
patient has taken It for a short time
The dose must BE- taken one hour and
q half before osch maal, with absolute
punelualily, and one At bedtime. Pa.
tIents have the first dose brought to
their bedside and consume il before ris-
ing. The passage Of the fluid into the
intestine, or lis consumption before the
mead, Is insured by this rule, The guam.
tity taken daily must b. mo lifted nc.
cording to the effects produced.
The temperature Of the water should
be increased rs fast as the patients can
bear IL. II Is remarkable how high a
degree Of heat some patients can en-
durc after TAX NJ hot water for months
AT first such u temperature would
blister the mouth. Below 10 degrees
the heat is not sufficient, ~ a rule, to
have any effects save as m cmctic.
The administration Of hot water must
be continued at least six months in or
der to get is full effects. 1t will be
some weeks, AS a rule, before any ben.
eiicial effects become markedly appar-
ent. 1t Is not sufficient for a test OF its
value that II be given at irregular in
t%eryals, with variable degrees OF tenn.
peraturc.
The use OF cold fluids in the form Of
beverages must be absolutely prohib.
tied.
A restricted diet Is often necessary 10
the full effects Of the treatment in
some firms Of nervous arrangements.
1t Is customary with some patients to
forbid all sweets. pastry, fresh bread
In any form. and fats. The sour wines
are not usually forb ddcn, nor Is tea or
coffee, unless they ARE apparently injur-
ious TO the patient. The condition Of
the subject In respect to flesh Is q
guide, ~ n rule, to the character Of
the diet prescribed, provided that
marked disturbances TO digestion are
not TO be combat d.
On drinking a goblet Of hot water for
the first time n sense OF warmth within
the stomach will be produced, unac.
companicd with nausea Eructat ons
OF gas from the stomach commonly oc-
eur within n few minutes after the first
dose of hot water. This effect may per-
slst for some weeks. Excessive eructa.
ton indicates that fermentation of food
occurs after eating.
The skin soon shows the effect of the
heat. A gentle glow with Il tendency
10 perspiration Ia developed rapidly.
This is diffuscd oycr the entire BODY.
Goodness Of the cxtremiiies Is often very
much benefited. and In q short time. BY
this treatment. The circulation Of tho
body appears 30 become more uniform.
The kidneys exhibit marked effects Of
this treatment early.
The accessory organs OF digestion (the
liver and pancrcas) seems t. be- stimu.
lated by the internal use Of hot water.
Flatnlenee and constipation are emu
meratcd rs things Of the past.
The nervous system seems 20 be- pro.
foundry impressed by Il prolonged use
Of this agent Especially is this the
ease among that class Of patients who
suffer from the effects Of anrmia Of the
bran and OF the spinal cord aud spinal
nerves.
This method Of treatment has Ger.
tainly one thing In It's favor that few
posscss-viA, II Is harmless. Because
It's remedial effects are slow In some
eases, II /, no proof that they are not
doubly permanent.
Most Of our nationality chill their
stomachs with iec-watcr between meals
and during the at Of eating. Who
would think Of lee ling n horse, and
placing n bucket Of ice.watcr by his
sidcg The question may be raised II
this n habit alone has not done more
harm TO the nervous system of men
than tobacco or alcohol.
The success Of the hot mineral waters.
as consumed nj the famous hot springs
Of this country and Europe. for chronic
diseases. probably depends more upon
the employment OF Internal heat than
upon tho mineral ingredients Of the
waters themselves
II Is harmless n properly admins.
tered. A degree Of temperature that can
he endured BY the mouth will not impair
the integrity Of the stomach. Many Of
Us drink coffee and tea at an equally
high ~tempsrsture. and In n large
quantities rs are compatible with the
hot-water treatment.
Its effects arr comparatively uniform,
provided Il be given for a sufficient
Exceptions prove the rule.
Isolated cases may be occasionally On.
counsercd where the results rs stated
do not occur.
IL seems 10 exert a curative influence
upon many Of the chronic diseases that
Influence and disturb the proper a..
OF food. Some II these arp
important factors In the development,
Of nervous arrangements
Il appears that The curative infiue nca
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