The chemistry of human life by Carey George W. (George Washington) 1845-1924

Author:Carey, George W. (George Washington), 1845-1924
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Medicine, Biochemic. [from old catalog]
Publisher: Los Angeles, The chemistry of life co.
Published: 1919-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

It is claimed by the adherents of the germ theory that so-called malarial conditions are caused by germs.

Dry air cures ague. Cold weather cures ague. Sodium sulphate (natrum sulphuricum, or sulphate of sodium) in 3th X-one of the cell-salts of the blood—cures ague. So, then, these must all be Royal Germ Killers. No, they supply deficiencies.

Ague is caused by an excess of water in the blood and dry air (cold air is dry air), furnishes an extra amount of oxygen to the blood through the lungs, and eliminates the excess of hydro-genoid gases or water.

Sodium sulphate molecules eliminate an excess of water from the system. Each molecule has the chemical force to carry two molecules of water. No one ever has ague whose blood is properly supplied zvith SODIUM SULPHATE, NO MATTER HOW MANY GERMS OF MALARIA MAY ASSAIL HIM. The Homeopathic News published the following editorial on the germ theory in 1892:

"It is to be hoped that no intelligent homeopathic believes in a microbic origin of disease. It may be a matter of interest to the physician to study the bacteriological accompaniments of a given malady—if the malady has any; but the idea, that the fullest knowledge of the particular bacillus that may be found in the body of the subject of a given disease is of practical benefit to anybody, is a mistake.

"For whether we empirically administer drugs, hoping to cure disease, or prescribe experimentally for the destruction of a bacillus known to us microscopically, is all one. Give us a specific for cholera, and we care not whether our specific cures by destroying certain bacilli, or by producing blood changes, or in any other way. Where there is no guiding law for the cure of disease, it is all try, try, try, let the cause within the organism be animal, vegetable, or mineral, known or unknown.

"But we do not believe that, if bacilli peculiar to certain maladies have been found, they are the cause of the diseased state, that they accompany, any more than we believe that the leaves on a tree are the cause of the existence of the tree.

"When a theory of the causation of disease is backed by names universally admitted to be as great as those that endorse

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