CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

ORIGIN OF WORD HYGIENE

HYGIENE DEFINED PERSONAL PUBLIC

SANITARY SCIENCE

SANITARY ART

DISTINCTION BETWEEN SANITATION AND HYGIENE

AIM AND FUNCTION OF HYGIENE AND SANITATION TO INCREASE INTERNAL RESISTANCE TO IMPROVE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CLEANLINESS ESSENTIAL TO HEALTH CHIROPRACTORS INTERESTED IN

SEWERAGE SYSTEM OF THE BODY CHYME CHYLE ABSORPTION ELIMINATION

THREE VIEWPOINTS ON HYGIENE MEDICAL LAYMAN’S CHIROPRACTIC

ADVANTAGES OF PROPER SANITARY ENVIRONMENT

CAUSE OF DIS-EASE NOT RESULT OF EXTRINSIC CONDITIONS INTERFERENCE WITH TRANSMISSION OF MENTAL IMPULSES

SOURCES OF COMMUNICATION MAN ANIMALS SO-CALLED COMMUNICABLE DIS-EASES

SECTION I

CHIROPRACTIC HYGIENE