Fasting for the Cure of Disease
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A reference to the chapter, "Death in the Fast, " will illustrate the lack of development in bodily organs. In several of these cases, FASTING degeneration of one or other of the large digestive glands the liver, the spleen, and the pancreas is also revealed. In one par- ticular subject the pancreas had become a mere cartilaginous replica of the original organ, a petrified reminder of its former self. In anot...her case, a hardened ring of mus- cular material had brought the walls of the stomach to such a state of contraction that distinct and separate pouches were formed, and the floor of the organ at the contraction lay within a half -inch of its upper wall. Contractions existed also throughout the length of the small intestines, but those por- tions, which were in functional state between, showed conclusively that the organ had fully developed, and had been originally of normal size and function, but had been acted upon by some corrosive agent that had caused the deformation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
25 Ibs.
10.
R. B.
17 135 Ibs.
118 Ibs.
17 Ibs.
Totals 253 1535 Ibs.
1287 Ibs.
248 Ibs.
A reference to the chapter, "Death in the Fast, " will illustrate the lack of development in bodily organs. In several of these cases, FASTING degeneration of one or other of the large digestive glands the liver, the spleen, and the pancreas is also revealed. In one par- ticular subject the pancreas had become a mere cartilaginous replica of the original organ, a petrified reminder of its former self. In anot...her case, a hardened ring of mus- cular material had brought the walls of the stomach to such a state of contraction that distinct and separate pouches were formed, and the floor of the organ at the contraction lay within a half -inch of its upper wall. Contractions existed also throughout the length of the small intestines, but those por- tions, which were in functional state between, showed conclusively that the organ had fully developed, and had been originally of normal size and function, but had been acted upon by some corrosive agent that had caused the deformation.
What to read after Fasting for the Cure of Disease?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Burfield Hazzard to read onlineMoreLess
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