“john henry tilden”

Volume 1 of 2. Includes issues of A Stuffed Club magazine from May 1908 to October 1908. In these pages the reader will find medical advice on everything from dropsy to tuberculosis. This Club aims to train people into such good health they will be normal. The author states a normal human being is t... More

Volume 2 of 2. Includes issues of A Stuffed Club magazine from November 1908 to April 1909. In these pages the reader will find medical advice on everything from dropsy to tuberculosis. This Club aims to train people into such good health they will be normal. The author states a normal human being i... More

A collection of the Philosophy of Health - a Teacher of Health, Not a Builder of Disease magazine with issues from May 1915 to April 1916. Found within these pages is medical advice and discussion on topics ranging from how to prevent seasickness to incorrigibility in children to grouchy people. In ... More

Every child has a right to be well born, and it is a crime for people to assume the responsibility of parenthood without adequate knowledge; hence this book. Dr. Tilden's aim is to aid those who wish to get out of the conventional lines of knowing how to prepare themselves for childbirth and the car... More

With a Chapter on Diabetes. Partial Contents: History; Etiology; Crowded nutrition; Constipation; Micro-organisms; Local causes; Obstruction; Surgery; Symptoms; Nature cures; Complications; General treatment; Recovery.... More

From time immemorial man has looked for a savior; and, when not looking for a savior, he is looking for a cure. He believes in paternalism. He is looking to get something for nothing, not knowing that the highest price we ever pay for anything is to have it given to us. Instead of accepting salvatio... More

It is an attribute of human nature to become accustomed to danger, especially when it appears not to threaten a personal attack. So long as contagious disease is in some other neighborhood it excites no special concern. It is time for someone who is intrepid enough to oppose popular sentiment, and w... More

Contents: Constipation, what is it?; Remedies; Bacterial Necessary; Polyuria; Treatment for Constipation; Old Age; Bladder and Skin Irritations; Laxatives; Fever Cases; Mechanical Obstruction; Toxin Infection; Colitis; Food; Tilden Exercises.... More

According to the Author, diseases are mythical and in truth have no existence. The so-called diseases are merely sympton-complexes of a toxemic state. They are the effects of toxin-the waste product of metabolism-retained in the blood, causing a crisis (disease), forced auto-elimination.... More

Self-Help for the Sick and Those with Cranky Stomachs. Special Menus for Summer and Winter. Best book on food combinations anywhere... More