MODERN METHODS OF HEALING.
o On no branch of Science has more light been Shed in recent years than on Medical Science. New methods of treating disease have been evolved. The highest medical authorities are relinquishing drug medication in favour of what may be termed "Natural Therapeutics." Nervous diseases are found to respond quicker lo Psyciio-tlierapy and Massage than lo drugs. Chronic diseases which have defied ordinary treatment for years-—such diseases as Asthma, Nasal ami Intestinal Catarrh, Gastric Disorders, Rheumatism,, elc. - yield lo proper dietetic ami hydropathic treatment. In Hamilton, for Hie firs! lime, an Institute lias been established for Hie treatment of disease along the line? indicated. Mr Edward If. Dovvsctl, v\hn has taken over lir. Stringer's rooms in Railway Buildings, has had wide e\pcrienre in the practice of Dietetics, Hydropathy, Remedial Exercises and Massage; whilst recognising the importance of the mental factor in disease, he has given special attention to that subject. Mr Dowsett will be pleased to interview any sufferers and to explain to them the principles of treatment. Appointments may be made at any hour by letter or 'phone 1.'17 7.*
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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14584, 5 February 1921, Page 6
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