The Washington herald., 1922-12-28
By DR. EMILE COUE.

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As Noted.
By Mime. Emile Leon, his ColiaS-
Article XVII.
Things are not for US ,0hat
thsy are, but ,ohat- they seem;
this explains the contradictory
svidenes Of persons speaking IN
oil good faith. From the pre-
cepts of DR.. Coue.
Suggestion sustained by faith
is a formidable force."-Docteur
A. L. (Paris, July, 1920).
To all Of US, demonstrations are
L more convincing than unsup-
ported theories. however logically
the latter may be set forth.
Throughout this series of articles.
therefore. have, cited from time
to time, from the mass Of cases
histories in my possession certain
records Of individual treatments
bearing on the particular phase
Of Auto-suggestion under discus
sion at such times.
However, this method must, of
course, leave out many striking
examples Of cures and recoveries
by means Of Auto-suggestion. 1t
before the public now a collection
Of these cases from my medical
records which shall be compre-
hensive in the varieties Of the
ailments treated. though compact
because of space limitations.
Naturally I have kept in mind
also. during the selection. the
more remarkable Of the cases.
CURED OF ASTHMA.
Mile. NJ. D, of Troyes,
had suffered for eight years from
asthma which obliged her to sit
up in bed nearly all night. fight
ing for breath Preliminary ex-
periments show she is a sensitive
subject. She sleeps Immediately.
The suggestion is given. From
the first treatment there is an
enormous improvement. The pa
tient has a good night. only in
terrupted by one attack of asthma
which lasts only a quarter of an
hour. In a short time the asthma
disappears and there is no relapse
later on.
NJ. Nj. a working hosier
living at Sainte-Savine near
Troyes, paralyzed for two years
as the result of injuries at the
junction of the spinal column and
the pelvis. The paralysis is only
in the lower limbs. in which the
circulation of the blood has prac-
tically ceased. making them
swollen, congested and discolored.
Several treatments have been
tried without success. Prelimi-
nary experiments successful; Sug-
gestion applied by me. and Auto
suggestion by the patient for
eight days. At the end of this
time there is an almost imper-
ceptible but still appreciable move
ment of the left leg. Renewed
suggestion. In eight days the
improvement is noticeable Every
week or fortnight there is an
increased improvement with prog
ressive lessening of the swelling.
and 80 on. Eleven months after
ward, the patient goes downstairs
alone and walks 800 yards. and
later goes back to the factory
where he has continued to work
since that time. with no trace
Of paralysis.
GOUT VICTIM RIDES.
Mime. D, of Troyes, about
thirty years of age. She is in the
last stages of consumption. and
grows thinner daily in spite OF
special nourishment. She suffers
from coughing and splitting, and
has difficulty in breathing; in fact.
from all appearances she has only
a few months to live. Preliminary
experiments show great sensitive.
ness, and suggestion Is followed
by immediate improvement. From
the next day the morbid symptoms
begin to lessen. Every day the
Improvement becomes more mark.
ed and the patient rapidly puts on
flesh, although she no longer
takes special nourishment. In a
few months the cure Is apparently
complete.
NJ E, Of Troyes. An attack
Of gout: the right ankle Is inflamed
and painful. and he is unable to
walk. The preliminary expert
ments show him to be q very sensi
tive subject. After the first treat
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