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diseases with separate causes and requiring separate
treatments, all of them in this case were the result
of one ca'ise—^VKO.N- J7o^~'.
As an illustration of the allopath's utter disregard
of the real cause of disease Dr. G. T. Wrench has
chosen at random three of the disease conditions
mentioned in thct list—Pr-euftionia, Peptic ulcer and
Acute Jmestior-. o- i'r:e rr^ddle ear. Under each
disease, on the leii hand side are given the causes of
that disease accordirg1 to medical text books
and on the right hand side the cause of the
same according to the Coonoor experiment. The
comparison is very interesting indeed.
CAUSES OF PNEUMONIA
Text Books Coonoor
Pneumococcus Microbe
Weakness of old age
Exhaustion
Chill
Previous Attack Wrong Food
Some other illness
A Blow on the Chest
CAUSES ot PEPTIC ULCER.
Text Books Coonoor
Occupation: anaemic and
dyspeptic servant girls/
shoemakers, surgeons. Wrong Food
Injury
Associated diseases such as
anaemia/ heart disease/
diseases of liver,
appendix, gall bladder,
teeth/ tonsils.