V. Brain Cells and Mental Operations 124 VI. Unconscious Cerebration 134 VII. Distant Mental Influence 140 VIII. Secondary Personality 147 IX. Hypnotism 151 SECTION III _The Individual Patient_ I. Psychotherapy and the Individual Patient 163 II. The Morning Hours 165 III. The Day's Work 171 IV. The Middle of the Day 179 V. The Leisure Hours 181 {x} SECTION IV _General Psychotherapeutics_ I. General Principles of Psychotherapy 186 SECTION V _Adjuvants and Disturbing Factors_ I. Suggestion 194 II. Exercise 198 III. Position 207 IV. Training 213 V. Occupation of Mind 218 VI. Diversion of Mind--Hobbies 224 VII. Habit 229 VIII. Pain 235 SPECIAL PSYCHOTHERAPY SECTION VI _The Digestive Tract_ I. Influence of Mind on Food Digestion 242 II. Indigestion and Unfavorable States of Mind 250 III. Psychic Treatment of Digestive Conditions 254 IV. Appetite 262 V. Constipation 268 VI. Neurotic Intestinal Affections 278 VII. Muco-Membranous Colitis 286 VIII. Obesity 290 IX. Weight and Good Feeling 297 X. Vague Abdominal Discomforts--Loose Kidney 302 SECTION VII _Cardiotherapy_ I. The Heart and Mental Influence 310 II. Diagnosis and Prognosis in Heart Disease 316 III. Cardiac Neuroses 321 IV. Cardiac Palpitation and Gastro-Intestinal Disturbance 328 V. Angina Pectoris 335 VI. Tachycardia 340 VII. Bradycardia 342 SECTION VIII _Respiratory Diseases_ I. Coughs and Colds 345 II. Tuberculosis 350 III. Neurotic Asthma and Cognate Conditions 364 IV. Dust Asthma--Seasonal Catarrh, Hay Fever 368 V. Dyspnea--Cat and Horse Asthma 373 {xi} CONTENTS xi SECTION IX _Psychotherapy in the Joint and Muscular System_ I. Painful Joint Conditions--Pseudo-Rheumatism 379 II. Old Injuries and So-called Rheumatism 387