Natural Methods and Tratment
In a great many cases of acute disease where every early symptom and the fact of association of the patients with others having certain communicable diseases indicated the develop¬ment of these diseases, promptly applied natural measures have so quickly removed all symptoms as to preclude positive diagnosis. In a great many other cases diagnosed in their early stages as certain communicable diseases, natural measures have so promptly restored normal conditions as to create cer¬tainty in the minds of members of the families and friends that the diagnoses were wrong.
It is just as possible to change conditions that are permit¬ting the gradual development of a chronic disease which as yet cannot be diagnosed, so that the disease will not develop and so that all early symptoms of it will disappear. When people become health conscious and sufficiently versed in natural ways of living and of treating disease the majority will be able to prevent disease from developing or to abort both acute and chronic disease in case they begin to develop, by adopting and adapting the simple health measures em¬braced in the art of right living and, in the latter case, by using some of the special drugless measures described in Volume VI and applied in these remaining two volumes.