AUTO-SUGGESTION CURE.
s , ■ — -;• ' M. "COUE lh AMERICA. '- .' ".,' DOCTORS' . ADVERSE .REPORT. \ ■ : . Australian ami IT.Z. ; Association.~ '. ;'..' ■_••■ :■. (Reed 4'50 pm) "N&W "SORE, Jan. 13. > m'' M. Gone," the French exponent of ante- , suggestion, received she acid test whenj'-he ' • . appeared at the Neurological Institute ?he-' ':'• fore 100 of New -York's mosteminent nej^e v ;^,;;, I imperialist, ;The doctors declared afterL wards that M. Coue f was lacking in knowledge of medical science > and of even j auto-suggestion. > i , : ,-•■<-««>. .-.._ Thirty- 'patients were produced bojore . the Frenchman, : not- one of r \vifei&-?V!m'' suffering from complaints"that he regarded; as impossible of l»u. Under hit metrK-J. J --V only ons;'man \:>%o suffered;':from, head •." aches declared lhA he waft. cured after. M.'. -v Gone had rubbed him, saying *'Ca passe.'' " '' Doctors stated that the.patients responded.. \ .;' ■ better to-the treatments received in" ere y • institute, v , " f '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18298, 15 January 1923, Page 7
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