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Identifier: scienceofeugenic00hadd (find matches)
Title: The science of eugenics and sex life, the regeneration of the human race ..
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Hadden, Walter J Robinson, Charles H Melendy, Mary Ries, 1842- (from old catalog)
Subjects: Eugenics Marriage Beauty, Personal Women
Publisher: Philadelphia, Pa., National publishing co
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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men when pregnant have excessive appetites,eating as much at one meal as formerly accustomed to in two. Such women have large chil-dren, often weighing from12 to 14 pounds. Theseexcessive appetites shouldbe controlled. Leave thetable a little hungry, andin less than twenty min-utes the craving for foodwill cease and the generalfeeling will be much im-proved; as a result thechild will not be so large.The pregnant woman mustdrink much water. Muchextra fluid is demanded bythe system; hot water isbest if she enjoys it Thepractice of deep breathingshould be cultivated dailyduring all the months ofgestation; the extra airbreathed will form a sub-stitute for a portion of thesolid food otherwisecraved. The air we breathe is as necessary to the building of tissueas solid food. The breathing exercise will also be a most excellentadditional preparation for the day of confinement, and will give animproved tone to the system generally. Where surgical aid might be required our treatment would still
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GRAVID UTERUS AT FULL PERIOD OFPREGNANCY. Measuring about thirteen inches in length and eightor nine in breadth; and having an ovoid figure. CHILDBIRTH MADE EASY. 403 be of great assistance. It relieves the physician of the anxieties gener-ally experienced, and is a boon to every woman in the land. It is ablessing come to woman, a system born of nature, soothing and refresh-ing. Many have remarked with their first child: Why, I could haveanother and not feel tired, others, who in previous confinements havebeen rupturedand laceratedand cautioned notto become preg-nant again, after-wards passthrough theirconfinements assafely as thoughformer accidentshad not occurred.The harmful ten-sion at birth iscaused by lack ofright knowledgeon the part of thepatient and an in-herited ignorancefrom an ancestrybefore th««n. Thisinjurious tensionis removed by tfce temporary rel&sations of the muscular and nervous system with theTokoine Tea. TO PEEP ARE THE BED. Prepare the bed as though one was

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