Hypnotism, its facts, theories, and related phenomena; (1893)
Sextus, Carl · Chicago, C. Sextus · leaf 46
mnambulism. This exists only where the blood is HYPNOTISM AS A REMEDY. 37 universally easy flowing, and, as this condition has its ownpeculiar degrees, so also has somnambulism its perfection ofscales. Easy-flowing blood does not alone effect the more orless deep sleep, but also its more or less… … BELIEVES SHE IS PATTI. previously any disposition to it. So here we have the truecause of what we call natural somnambulism. Faria was probably not altogether wrong, for we see that infemales—and it is usually they who are most easily hypnotized—we very often find a distinct anomi (loss of blood).…
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