The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-18
HOME HEALTH CLUB
(Ed1ted by Dr. David H. Reeder. Chi


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 A, :, Composite Letter: over a score of years ago one of your articles pub .hshed in Chicago newspaper stated that certain ernest physicians who were then unknown to fame, were 'devoting their lives to find the causes of many diseases that were at that time called incurable. You also stat. ed that you would keep your readers informed from time to time of prog ress made. Now, have eagerly read your articles on health each week during all these years and have nearly all of them preserved in my scrap book. I have from time to time not ed iwth great satisfaction various reports of progress made, but only once or twice have you mentioned the names of the men whose work you have been watching.
 am always glad to see due credit given and would be pleased to know more about these men and their work Also I would like to know if a cure has been found for cancer and for tuberculosis as well as Bright's disease.
 Answer: The above letter is made up from many and yet it is in sub stance the same as I receive daily am going to tell you something about remedies and disease as well as about men.
 One of the best home remedies l have come across in all the years since I first began the study of hu- man ailments and remedies, came from a layman. I have used and rec commended it in peritonitis. appendf- citis, pneumon onia and many other similar conditions and always with satisfactory results. The mans name? could not pick it out of the many hundreds that have, out of their love for humanity, given me their best help, so that I could help others. Ali terWards I found, however, that my mother had known and used the formula in helping to care for the neighbors as well as her own family.
 About cancer. we'll have watched the work of one man for long time. was afraid to tell of what he was doing because did not wish to arouse false hopes or be laughed at. I will say, however, that one very bad case of the dread disease has shown no symptoms of recurrence eight years after it was successfully treated by him. So far he has had no failures to report and one case that came un- der my observation both before and after treatment was, believe, the worst I have ever seen. The prog nosis of three physicians before the treatment started, was that the pa tient could not live over three months. That was nearly five months ago ana l naQ d -10LI0T 1EOII4 71SI sou last week saying that she had just returned from a walk of two miles and was not even weary. She is 79 years old and appears to be a well woman. I wish was at liberty to tell you all about this treatment but still more proof must be submitted. There have been too many announce ments of certain cures and vast sums of money spent only. to find them failures.
 Another method that have been observing and encouraging as much as possible has had great success in cases of Bright's disease and epilepsy and believe the day is not far dis tant when the work of these men will receive due recognition as the truly specific means of cur efor these Various diseases. but their methods and theory of disease is so radically different from the old ways of pro cedure that time only will prove them to all men. I will say, however, that no surgery is used and but very little medicine, what is used, however, l seems to do the work perfectly. In l a personal letter have told you more of the men and their methods, but they are working for results and not publicity. The doctor who really does things usually. gets credit after he is dead.