Hypnotism, its facts, theories and related phenomena, with explanatory anecdotes (1900)
Sextus, Carl · Boston, D. Estes & company · leaf 84
thdrawn, takes on form and sem-blance. The real condition of the mind is always more orless concealed. When the case is a periodical inebriate, withdistinct free intervals of sanity, a possibility of concealed ormasked epilepsy should always be considered. Epilepsy islikely to be present or follow… … THINKS HIMSELF A GOOD HYPNOTIST- CHAPTER V. HYPNOTISM DEFENDED. POPULAR MISAPPREHENSIONS CONCERNING HYPNOTISM. Many invalids who could easily be cured of painful diseasesby receiving hypnotic treatment, still, in spite of this availableremedy continue to suffer, because they cannot brace…
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