Man physically, mentally, and spiritually considered : essays on the relation of natural laws to the restoration and maintenance of health / by B. Copson Garratt.

  • Garratt, B. Copson.
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[1883]
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    Delirium, caused by religious ex- citement, 132 Denunciation, Scriptural, of Spi- ritualistic agency, 138 Derangement of the bodily organs, how to remedy, 54 Devotedness of the apostles to their Master’s example and com- mands, 162 Diagnosis of disease understood, not so its effective treatment, 115 Difference between Galvanism and Magnetism, 91 Digestion, and mind, alliance of, 46 ; influenced by the mind, 62 ; note, 153 Dinners, effects of heavy late, 73 Discoveries, how treated in Eng- land, 112 ; modern, in Electricity, based on Magnetic principles, 86 Disease, character of, 22 ; the cause should be removed, 22 ; owing to a Magnetic derangement of the system, 23 ; remarks on incurable, 24 ; signification of the term, 32 ; danger of delay in, 35 ; its na- ture and rational treatment, 38, 39 ; organic, in two stages, and how to treat both, 40 ; accom- panying Spiritualistic medium- ship, 131 ; an outward proof of inward disturbances, 152 ; immu- nity from epidemic, 152 ; infer- ences to be drawn from the Saviour’s conduct in regard to, 155; remedies used for curing by the early Christians, f g 185; the prophets’ influence over, 187 Disregard of the laws of health, 75 Distinction between soul and spirit as taught by ancient fathers, 144 Doctrine, of original sin and of the new birth, 143; and practice of healing not confined to the apos- tolic age, 162 Dreams, hypothesis of, 79 Drugs, powerless in nervous affec- tions, 55 Dr. Beaumont’s experiment on an exposed stomach, 48 Dr. Duff on the humble work of teaching A.B.C., note, 164 Dr. Garratt’s (Philadelphia) faith in the remedial effects of Electric currents, 121 Dr. Hall on Biblical hygiene, d 184 Dr. J. Mortimer Granville on wakefulness, 82 Dr. Nichols on habitual cheerful- ness, 47 Dr. B. W. Kichardson on demen- tia, 44; on worry, 46 ; on the operation of Magnetism on the blood, 49, 119; experiments, 122, 123 Dr. Sharp on health condition, 20 Dr. Shettle on the operation of Magnetism, 49; on the remedial efficacy of Electric currents, 121, 122 Dyspepsia, a cause of wakefulness, 80 Ecclesiastical Organisations, conservatism of, its ill effects, 173 Education of youth unsatisfactory and incomplete, 6 Effect of, perfect Magnetic condi- tions, 25, 70,90; tonics and stimu- lants, 67 ; pleasant company at meal times, 47, 48,49; bad news at meal times, 47 Egyptian Emblem of the physicians’ art, a 184 Electrical Contact, death from, on board the “Livadia,” 88 Electric Currents in the body, 120 Electricity, not Life, 19, 65,69,87, 88; Blackwood’s Magazine on the science of, 85 ; a recognised agent in the art of healing, 85 ; only its most modified form should be used medicinally, 87; Galvanic, how produced, 89; De ]a Rive on the study of, 121; a definition of, 90; and Magnetism, their identity demonstrated, by Faraday, 98. Electric Light, effect of, on vege- tation, 28 ; how produced, 89 Electro-Biology, apathy as regards, and abuse of by Spiritualists, 135 Emotions, their potency, 43; ex- periment of Dr. Beaumont, 48 ; their physical and mental effect well known to ministers, 189 N 2