John Harvey Kellogg
John Harvey Kellogg ran the Battle Creek Sanitarium in Michigan for decades and promoted vegetarian diet, exercise and his own theories of digestion. Two of his books are on the health shelf, read today as history of medicine.
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The Home Hand-Book of Domestic Hygiene and Rational Medicine. Volume 2.
John Harvey Kellogg · 1881
The second volume of Kellogg’s household medical encyclopedia, 1881: 783 sections on disease and its treatment, from the blood and tissues to individual illnesses. A document of nineteenth-century medicine…
Contents783 sections listed
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Autointoxication Or Intestinal Toxemia
John Harvey Kellogg · 1918
Kellogg’s 1918 case for intestinal “autointoxication”: bacteria, putrefaction, meat and the intestinal flora. His preface mentions the “radical surgical measures” of the surgeon William Arbuthnot Lane, whose…
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