The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-08
HOME HEAL HI CLUB


 HAY FEyERA condition that. travels under many names. such as Rose Cold, Hay Asthma Summer Cold, Coryza, etc. One of the most aggravating and really distressing or all the ailments that seldom confines one to the house or bed. The a.e-. tacks are peculiar and unlike any other ailnnent. I know one sufferer whose attacks began always at p.nas- August 20 ana lasted three weeks fo an hour. Another, a banker whose attacks began uly 27 and lasted until hundred miles north Of his home. An other case was liable to attack at any time, but it always occurred in his own house and by simply going across the street he found relief.
 Nearly all of the doctors as well as laym1en, who have never been affliet- ed will laugh atesssuch foohshness. but when they once have an attack they find 1t is more of a crying mat ter Profuse salty tears run from the eyes. nose and mouth. Tn some cases this saline flow is so strong and acrid that severe and annoying sores are formed on the nose and lips. while the eyes become red and swollen There are eases also where the flow | is 50 great that it extends to other
 urinary openings show irritating blis- l ters. In other cases an asth naattc Econdition develops that is indeed dis tressing
 While the dust of summer and the pollen from flowers may aggravate and irritate the delicate mucous lining It6f the nostriIs and increase the sneez- ling, these things do not cause lay EFever The cause is h the patient I and can be found and removed. In some cases, not many a. mechanical Fobstrucfion in the nose may be the n I Of cases that were apparen Ely cured by 1 a simple operation but in T 5 per cent of all of the cases that have come nn- ] der my personal observation have Hound the sufferer to be an excessive user of salt with his food and most, 1if not all Of stfa efra. ufrered to some ex- | tent with consti patti on The bowels moved daily it is true and they Ithought they were entirely free from tconstip ipa4io while as matter of Tact
 leach movement was from one to three 1 days overdue.
 Many years ago Schuessler afIyanc- Led the claim that hi ishly EatterLuated ldoses of salts would inlmedia lately re- llieve the acute attacks of Hay Fever. He claimed that the salt of com Knerce .I WAS too coarse and was not taken mp I or asst inflated. but passed through lfhe body rapidly and so there was a Ieonstant craving for salt on the part of such persons
 By the administration of highly at ltenuated doses of salt in a suitable
 medicum the necessary element was isupplied and the disorder cured. have proven this theory to be correct, land ii n InaI,y eases the freqHeHt giy- ling of small doses of what we call I INatrurn Muriati cunls six x, which ts l the sixth trituration of cloride of so- ldfun or common salt put up in sugaz or milk tabIets the distressing flow lof salty water from the eyes, nose
 saouth, etc.. will nearly al ways ceast i in 8 few hours
 The cold or fever sores disappeal I and the Hay Fever is cured Tn some I eases it is necessary to repeat 9 few Idoses each morning and follow it uT
 with Kali. MiIr.. in order to heal ths 1 mucous. surface of the respiratory or
 gans It's wonderfu1 relief ita1at fs I thus obtained from so simple and nat I uraI remedy.
 j will be glad to make further ss1g. i gestions to any sufferer from Hay
 Rever with other ccnpaf ca lions Don I be afrai q to write to the Home Healtf l Club about your ailments, that's syilaH Ithis department is for. to help the Il readers of this paper.