The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-08

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trouble is simple and very easily cor.
rected. Yet it seriously affects oul
strength and energy, and if it is al
lowed to lexist too long becomes
chronic and then dangerous.
Nature is constantly demanding
one thing of us, which, under our
present mode of living and eating, it
IS impossible for US to give-that is,
a constant care of our diet, and
enough consistent physical work or
exercise to eliminate all waste from
the system.
If our work is confning,, as it is in
almost every instance, our systems
cannot throw off the waste except
according to our activity, and a
clogglng process Immediately sets in.
This waste accumulates IN the
colon Clover lntestine), and is more
serious in its effect than you would
think, because it is intensely poison
Gus, and the blood circulating through
the colon absorbs these poisons, cir
culatlng them through the system
and lowering our vitality generally.
That's the reason that biliousness
and its kindred complaints make us
i'll all over" 1t is also the reason
that this waste, if permitted to re-
main little too long, gives the de-
structlve germs, which are always
present in the blood, chance to
gain the upper hand, andwe are not
alone inefficient, but really ill-seri-
ously, sometimes, if there is local
Weakness.
This accumulated waste has long
been recognized as. a menace, and
Physicians, Physiculturists, Dieti-
tlans, Osteopaths and others have
been constantly Iaboring to perfect
method of removing it, and with par
tlal and temporary success.
1t remained, however. for a new,
rational and perfectly natural process
to finally and satisfactorily solve the
problem of how to thoroughly elm
mate this waste flom the colon with
out strain or unnatural forcing-to
keep i sweet and clean and healthy
and keep us correspondingly bright
and strengthening the blood Of
the poisons which made it and us
sluggish and dull spirited, and maxi
ing our entire organism work and act
as Nature intended it should.
That process is Internal Bathing
with warm water-and it now, by
the way, has the endorsement of
the most enlightened Physicians,
Physical Cu!turists, Osteopaths. ETC..
who have tried it and seen its re-
suits.
Heretofore it has been our habit,
when We have found by disagree
able, and sometimes alarming symp-
toms, that this waste was getting
much the better of US, to repair to
the drug shop and obtain relief
through drugging.
This is partly effectual, but there
are several vital reasons why it
should not be our practice as COM
pared with Internal Bathing
Drugs force Nature instead of as
sisting her-Internal Bathing assists
Nature and is just as simple and
natural as washing ones hands.
Drugs being taken through the
stomach, sap the vitality of other
functions before they reach the
colon; which is not called for-Inter-
nal Bathing washes out the colon
and reaches nothing else.
To keep the colon consistently
clean drugs must be persisted in,
and to be effective the doses must
be increased. Internal Bathing is a
consistent treatment, and need never
be altered in any way to be con-
tinuously effective.
No less an authority that Profess
sor Clark, M D.. of New York Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons,
says: All of our curative agents are
poisons, and as a consequence every
dose diminishes the patients vita
lity.
1t is rather remarkable to find,
at what would seem so compare
lively late a day, so great an inn
provement on the old methods of
Internal Bathing as this new process
for in crude way it has, of course,
been practiced for years.
1t is probably no more surprising,
however, than the tendency on the
part Of the Medical Profession to de-
part further and further from the
custom of using drugs and accom-