Injecting patient blood touted as rheumatism cure
A health column discusses treating rheumatism by injecting a patient’s blood to induce a mild shock and desensitize the body. It notes variations using sulphurated oil, reports on multiple cases, and explains related allergy theories and a method to track triggers via skin tests and elimination diets.
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J. LeCalve
Medical Press
Paris
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Walter Alvarez
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