The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-09

ANEA11A: have been greatly Sur- prised during the recent months at the very high percentage of anemia cases that follow as an after effect of the flu The usual complaint is that the sufferer, while looking fine and apparently with pink cheeks, has no strength, tires easily, no ambition and but little enjoyment of food. In some cases they complain of dizziness and once in while of utter collapse.
 Unless the family doctor follows up a system of careful routine in the ex-
 animation of such cases, he is quite
 likely to overlook anenaia as the
 cause, principally on account of the apparently good color in the patients face.
 In some of these cases also there may be a great variation in the blood pressure In one case where the red blood corpuSc1eS registered at 70 plus. the blood pressure was found by two physicians to be 240, while in another case where the red blood or hemo- globin was only 65, the blood pres sure was 11S. showing anemia with high blood pressure on one case and anemia with low blood pressure in the other Both of these cases were i restored to a normal condition by di- | 5rect treatment of the blood win the l Auto-Hemic Therapy. In he case of | the high blood pressure it was natu- i ral to expect disease of the kidneys. ! A test of the urine by the two physi- ] clans who tested the blood pressure 1 revealed a marked nephritts. They | were naturally quite alarmed. but l
 expected and secured much quicker l and better result in this case than in 1 trr lf low blood pressure where the
 ur1ne-a analysis showed no disease of | the kidneys. In this case, however, | there was marked prostrat1on, the | patient having been in bed over five l weeks.
 | In both cases the simple home treat | ment for anemia as described in the
 Home Health Club book, volume ,. was used in addition to the Auto
 Hemic Therapy, and proper course l of diet was followed.
 There have been so many cases o1 l anemia completely overcome by this simple method, without any expense 1 whatever, that I recommend all per | sons that have had the flu and are | afterwards tired, listless and, as they
 express it, "all run down." to take the course of treatment as it can no
 possibly harm anyone, but will be O
 decided benefit to nearly 100 per cen of the people who try 1t.
 As finished writing the abov'
 paragraph the second delivery of mai
 was handed to me and in it was
 letter telling of the recent use of tn
 treatment described in Volume O
 the Home Health Club books fo
 anemia and of the wonderful chang
 for the better that imme diately fol Iowed.-while nearly all of the res
 of the mail was from people wh had been suffering with "hea' ! noises and catarrahal deafness. The, had read the recent article on tha condition. Some were already us the treatment and others wanted club books or more specific direc tions for their particular case. Be low I am going to let you read on of these letters
 CLUB NOTES .. @. Dear Doctor Reeder: Perhaps may be able to encourage someon
 else to try, if I tell you of my expert ence, in following your practical an thoroughly scientific method of hom treatment for catarrhal deafness an head noises
 My hearing was excellent unt : about ten years ago, I am now pas
 60 and it is again excellent. Abou
 ten years ago I took a trip south i
 February. I enjoyed day on th waters of the Gulf of Mexico; sligh ) hangover cold brought from th