The Philosophy And Mechanical Principles of Osteopathy

A T Andrew Taylor Still

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All have agreed long since that tumors and issues mark a cut-off in an artery, vein, or nerve. We are Americans, and have no time or pa- tience to spend with theories that have no practical sense in them, that we cannot use beneficially. If we have a duty to perform, we want to know what that duty is. If it is to put the organs of the abdomen in position and form to act, we want to know it, and no "howevers" about it.
FROM HEALTH TO DISEASE.
I wish now to give a picture of a healthy woman from ...childhood to womanhood, full of blood and full of life, quick in motion, active in mind, able to answer and act to all the functions of life. You must know what a healthy woman is before you can think and act wisely with the woman who has lost her health, say of her sight, hearing, affecting mind, face, nose, jaw, mouth, tongue, throat, stomach, bowels, liver, kid- neys, womb, bladder, vagina, heart, lungs, breasts, and all parts of a perfect woman. It is a perfect woman I want to present to your mind.

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