The Royal Road to Health; or, the Secret of Health Without DrugsTyrrell, Chas. A. (Charles Alfred)
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The Royal Road to Health; or, the Secret of Health Without Drugs
Tyrrell, Chas. A. (Charles Alfred)
Enema; Health; Health -- Popular works; Health promotion; Hygiene
“I have been thus explicit in this description, from the fact that
recent investigation has developed the fact that in the discovery
described above, I had found but a prototype of at least seven-tenths of
the human family in civilized life--the real cause of all diseases of
the human body, excepting the grape seed and popcorn. That I had found
the fountain of premature old age and death, for, as surprising as it
may seem, out of 284 cases of autopsies held of late on the colon (they
representing in their death nearly all the diseases known to our
climate), but twenty-eight colons were found to be free from hardened,
adhered matter, and in their normal healthy state, and that the 256 were
all more or less as described above, except, perhaps, the grape seeds
and popcorn. In many of them the colon was distended to double its
natural size throughout its whole length, with a small hole through the
center, and as far as could be learned, these last cases spoken of had
regular evacuations of the bowels each day. Many of the colons contained
large maggots from four to six inches long, and pockets of eggs and
maggots, while blood and pus were frequently present.”
The question is often asked, and naturally so, why this unnatural
accumulation is in the colon? The horse and ox promptly obey the call of
nature; they know no time or place, and are blessed with clean colons.
So are the natives of Africa. But the demands of civilized life insist
upon a time and place. Business, etiquette, opportunity, and a thousand
and one excuses stand continually in the way, and nature’s call is put
off to a more convenient season.
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