water cure

This was the third water cure establishment in the country.

The following year, he stayed for ten weeks of the summer to take the water cure.

It is believed that the water cures physical and spiritual diseases.

A spa, which opened in 1854, drew many prominent people for the water cure.

A water cure in the therapeutic sense is a course of medical treatment by hydrotherapy.

Some years ago, the wood water cure gained considerable traction.

Water cure (therapy), a course of medical treatment by hydrotherapy.

For example, concentration camps and the water cure were explained in the press as "more terrible than they are."

Along with the water cures, Jackson came to believe that diet was fundamental in improving health.

His health improved rapidly, and he felt that the water cure was "no quackery".

It was the location of "water cure" resorts in the 19th Century.

He claimed that the waters cured him of arthritis.

He went on to claim that alleged torture via the water cure "injured no one."

The water cures the resin and creates a new lining for the pipe.

It was believed that the spring water cured all sorts of aches and pains.

In 1844 Kneipp filled the world with the wonder of the water cure.

He began practicing hydrotherapy, and by 1845, had established a water cure hospital in the area now known as Florence.

Fresh water cured olives are soaked in a succession of baths, changed daily.

"But it would take the rubber hose and the water cure to make him spill it."

Water cure was among the forms of torture used by the Spanish Inquisition.

Water cure was a commonly used torture technique.

Water cure practitioners ranged from qualified doctors to self-taught enthusiasts.

Last one home gets the water cure!"

A recent method of curing is called water curing.

As Miller writes, "Very few died from the water cure, a mild form of torture."