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( Originally Published 1936 ) As one sees a group of eye patients it is surprising to notice how often the eye trouble is merely a reflection of disease generally in the body. To illustrate this, let us recount a series of cases shown at an eye clinic the other day. Mr. G's left eye suddenly became painful and the vision blurred. He had an iritis, a poisoning of the eye from elsewhere in the body. He had not one, but four, possible sources of poisoning: several dead teeth with abscessed roots, chronically infected tonsils, a diseased appendix, and lowered vitality from too much tobacco, alcohol and caffeine, insufficient outdoor exercise, a badly balanced diet, etc. |
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