Power and vital Force
The vital force which develops the body from an extremely
minute impregnated cell, which brings about the growth after birth and which maintains life and perhaps a considerable degree of health against many handicaps—that force will restore health and vigor and normal functioning if destructive processes have not been allowed to make too great an inroad into the organism.
This treatment has its failures, it is true. Vitality cannot be measured. It varies greatly in different individuals. Dis¬ease processes have progressed to different degrees in different cases; the disease conditions have created different degrees of destruction of organs and functions; ages of patients vary; some at forty are actually sixty so far as organs are concerned; some enter treatment whole-heartedly, others disinterestedly or half-heartedly, or even against their wills; the causes in some cases have been few, in others legion; some have had less interference with functions, less poisoning of the body by drugs than others; also some less or no interference by surgery: and so on.