Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-31
Iimpor tant discove ries in depart
1lnllents Of medical science other
than those which pertain to It'll era

tilan those WHO Itarn lto fthera-
pelltics. 8
Among the most noteworthy Of
these discoveries lis that Of d sys-
TEN Of Nerve Tracing On the liy-I
Ling subject, By means OF which the
|impinged nerve can be accurately
traced from its termination in the
diseased part or organ to its exit
from the spinal column, Of vice
versa, thus unmista kably determin--
| ing The exact location Of the 1vleerte-
bra that has suffered a subluxatio
But perhaps some Of my hearers
/ Of practical turn 81 mind may be
mentally asking for something be-
sides mere statements and princi-
piles may he more interested in
what Ghiropra tic has actually
done to relieve sickness and suffer
ling which are, everywhere, SO pre-
|valent. The most satisfact tory re-
l{ply ito such an inquiry is found in
1.-The statistics giving the results Of
Chiropractic adjustment for all!
forms Of disease. AS you have, I'M
Idoubtedly, already inferred, Chiro-
practiC adjustments are as relevant
and effective in acute as in chronic
diseases. In fact, in the former
conditions they are more 50, for the
reason that the solicitations have
not existed SO long, are less fixed in
their abnormal position, and con
sequently are more readily cor
rected. HI
The first Ghiropractic adjustment
was given by DR.. D. D. Palmer at
Davenport, Iowa, Sept. 18th, 1895,
and although, as yet, there are no
public hospitals where Chiropractic
| methods are exclusively used, there
| are hundreds of Chiropractors who
find their time lucratively employ
ed in removing the physical cause
Of disease by their unique, scienti--
fic and effective manner of laying
Ion Of hands, I5.
The clinical records from this
source show that there is hardly a
Recognized form Of disease which
has not been completely and per-
manently removed by Chiropractic
adjustments. The following list
includes only the most prominent
and important diseases. After the
name Of the disease, the minimum
and maximum of time that adjust
ments have been found necessary,
| in successful cases, is given:
f Asthma: 4 day to 2 months. /.
Appendicitis, when acute, not
over 1 to 4 days.
Bronchitis, from day in acute,
Ito 2 months in chronic cases. 81
Cancer as many days as are ne
cessary to5#alloW the tunnor to be
absorbed, or, if open, to heal and
/ form firm oicatrix. A period of
several months is usually required
| for this work to be accomplished.
Cataract, 3 to 6 months Remov-
ing the cause of the growth per.
mits natural absorption gradually
to occur with restoration Of sight.
Catarrh Of the Nose and Throat,
from a few weeks to as many
months. Often the tissues return
Ito their normal condition in a re-
markably short space of time.
Diabetes, from to 3 months. No
restriction of diet is necessary.
Functional power is soon restored
| to the kidneys and then their. Sc
|cretions cannot long remain abnor-.
NAL. 4s5>4 Nj II h. Il
Dropsy, from one day to several
weeks. Dropsy becomes thing Of
| the past when the urine is excreted
| in proper quantities. Adjustments
restore normal activity Of the kid
neys; hence as soon as the offend
ing suDluXatlOn is permanently adj
justed, health is re-established.
Diphtheria, 4 to 3 days.
Deafness, from day to 1 month.
Epilepsy, from 1 to 8 months. If
adjustments are given Immediately
after the fit, no dull headaches will
be experie III
Eczema, from a few days to as
many months. ,5
Goitre, from 2 weeks to 4 months
lSometimes absorption takes place
$50 rapidly as to become noticeable
from day4to day. .5,s
Gall Stones, from a few weeks to
several weeks. Adjustments cause
| the stones to be disintegrated and
disso Hence a few days time
His frequently sufficient to accom-.
lplish a cure. 555, 5 5l.s ..t
Gout, a few days. Pain is often