Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-02
PROPEI. BREATHING.
lNhALe THROUGH THE NosrRlLs
AND NOT THE MOUTH.

tNHSle ItahOUGH }IHE NOSTRlCS
AND NOT THE MOUTH.
Normal Rreathips VIII Help Mate-
rally 10 8 Induce Perfect Develop
ment- Without Normal Breathing
Such Development, liz Impossiblc.
That naturg intended man for all
climates is unluestioned. but If man
live other than nature Intended he
Should lie must bc content with dire
consequences SO far as health is con
ccrned. And why is it that certain in
dividuals enjoy better health in GER
tain climates tlI;n in others?
To my mind. the reason i'll u major
ity of cases is that they arc mouth
breatilers and bear better the mild
than the severe climate
WHO are afflicted with chronic nos,
throat aud chest affections? The mouth
breather always, and we will nev.
er stamp ont such conditions, as pull
monary tuberculosis, together with
numerous other affections of the re-
spiratory tract. until We. tho human
4 family. have learned 10 take every in
spiration through The nose.
i l have taken tllr liberty to divide
mouth breathers into two classes. con.
| firmef1 md moflcrnte 'I'he Iirst hreotl,os
almost continually with open mouth.
The second is not conscious that lie
breathes other than through the nor
NAL channels and will not admit that
he does otherwise until you convince
him such Is the case. 1t is my custom
to engage the doubling one in conver.
/ satlon or have him read for me, when
he will he sllrprisctl 10 -lcnrn tl,nt he
has spoken several sentences or read
4 mnny pnrnsrnpl,s withont once clos;nc
! His mouth. He If ia who nftcr lectnr.
ing or readinp nlond or nerbnps sing.
ing In dry of noutl, and husky of
speech and wonders why
Treatment. Jsestore tho nosa IN NO
nearlv ~ normal condition nbvsiolog..
ically spcuki,.g. us possible. and then
insist upon your patient using n Sn
long MS tle snrny dn,,clc mud solution
j treatment ,,e,,ernlIv nrc nntronized
in.t On l,o,., ,,,i,, ,,,,, e.,,, =, -. ,,,, !,
! suits ror' ,s ~ + .,.rI re,,.,.,.s AZ,
!, nose wants MI. aud not wn,nr - ''s
Dourhinp md snr,, VIM, ,ro co,trory
10 nnt,r. md sIo,,,S na,,a. ,,o ,,...
tio.,
when the militant ,s. !, mo,th hro.+h.
or through, b,,,it NM, tbis may hn do.
tar,nino,, IN. n,,,.,na ,,t,, ,,naatha ens.
thror,,l, M. nnstr,s ,md 10. t,,.ana,,
tn., o,1,a, !, I. NJ, ,,,stnn,, ~ -. ,,s'''
~ h,.,, H., soroi,,i,, ,,,ro,,.,,, III .,,,..,I.
~ ~. r,,, !. ~ ,,,., ,,,.,,ir,,t;,.n NO, 80,
nnd ror ~, ,,.ao,,,,., t,.,.' ~ s.,....., -
ono ..xar,.,se IN IN. renantoa os,a,, ,,on.
h,,p i,I,,,t o,.sten, t,,,,rs ,,nr,na thn IA, g
] He win lind tl,at THIS more tl,n, com.
pens,,tes FOR Ills spray. for having ,,sed
the spn,y in the morning l,e ia afiIlel
up." us lie expresses n. long before
noon. His nose lle c,ln exercise nt will
and thus keep It free. The exercise /
prescribe for nil pntients during the
process OF repair following soperntions
to be continued until thev are CONFIRM.
ed nasal breuthers month, r,ord
should he worn mt night for fcw
weeks
II we are going to cure nasal catarrh
and other respiratory difficulties the
respiratory tract being freed OF nil OBJ.
.structions and irritable areas. the nm
tent must be taught to breathe nor
mally.
Irritable areas are not always de-
tected by the probe; therefore We can
not depend upon that method. hut
must note that these patches have a
characteristic appearance. They are
found not only in the nose. but often
times in the nasopharynx and pharynx
as well and are of pale, waterlogged
appearance. They may be obliteratcd
surgically or by cauterization, and If
the nose thereafter is properly used
like areas do not return. This NAV he