... above. The former is repre- sented here. Mental healing WB 880-885 Faith cure WB 885 See also Christian science WB 885 See also references ordinarily mention only one number or range of ...

... department of science, it will be seen by reference to fact, that every attempt to improve the healing art, has met such bitter opposition ; that, comparatively, ...

... quo for enhanced autonomy, regained pride in the healing role, and reversal of the growing public perception of physicians as greedy. However, growth of man- References 1. Schieber G, Poullier J-P, Greenwald L. ...

... of the reception in the cochlea of air-vibrations and their interpretation as sounds has been fully made by Helmholtz, and the references to functions of the different parts of the ...

... aperture is necessary to allow of the free vibration of that fluid,— the ... as well as by reference to comparative anatomy, that no such contri- vance ...

... incus; M, the malleus. a fluid. Therefore the vibrations of the air at last come to affect this fluid in the inner ear. A reference to Fig. 113 will make this clear; the ...

... rendering more perfect the propagation of the sonorous vibrations and their multiplication by resonance; and, in fact, all the acoustic apparatus of the organ may be shown to have reference to these two principles. For the mere perception ...

... voice. By so doing, he causes an intense vibration which can be felt by his patient. His tone should vibrate with all the intensity of his being, (without shout- ing, however). Healing by Suggestive Therapeutics can be evolved only by ...

... plea for the prevention of deformities in the healing of burns. Ibid., 1916. lxvii, 565-567. Abo, Reprint.-----. The treatment of burns with special reference to the prevention of deformi- ties. Surg. Clin.. ...

... itself into numerous modern "mind cures" and " faith-healing " cults. THE PHYSIOLOGY OF HABIT The physiology of habit is explained by reference to the nervous reflex arc, by which means ...