Cold Water, Tepid Water And Friction Cure

“Cold Water, Tepid Water And Friction Cure” explores the principles and practices of hydrotherapy in the 19th century. Written by R.T. Claridge, this historical text delves into the therapeutic uses of water, offering insights into a once-popular alternative medical treatment. Discover the purported benefits of cold and tepid water applications, along with friction techniques, as methods for promoting health and well-being. This book offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of medicine and the evolution of holistic healing practices.

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