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NUTRITIVE COMPOSITIONS.

The sixteen substances,--nutritive cell foods,--of which all of the
tissues of the body are composed are: carbon, oxygen, hydrogen,
nitrogen, potassium, soda, lime, magnesia, iron, manganese, phosphor,
sulphur, silica, chlorine, fluorine and iodine.

My nutritive compositions consist of these same sixteen nutritive salts,
each composition mixed in the same proportion as they are found in the
healthy tissue for the regeneration of which they are prescribed.

Since in various diseases not only one but several tissues are affected,
it must be decided individually in each case whether only one, or
several, of the nutritive compositions will require to be taken, and in
what proportion.

In accordance with the system of the twelve tissues of the body, the
twelve nutritive compositions, commonly known as "DECH-MANNA"
Compositions, are the following:

No. 1. Plasmogen Bloodplasma-Producer.
No. 2. Lymphogen Lymph-Cell-Producer.
No. 3. Neurogen Nerve-cell-Producer.
No. 4. Osseogen Bone-cell-Producer.
No. 5. Muscogen Muscle-cell-Producer.
No. 6. Mucogen Mucous membrane-cell-Producer.
No. 7. Dento-Ophthogen Tooth and Eye-cell-Producer.
No. 8. Capillogen Hair-cell-Producer.
No. 9. Dermogen Skin-cell-Producer.
No. 10. Gelatinogen Gelatigenous-cell-Producer.
No. 11. Cartilogen Cartilage-cell-Producer.
No. 12. Eubiogen Healthy body-cell-Producer.

In addition to these I use only a few specialities in certain cases of
disease, viz.:

A. Oxygenator A radium emanation for the bath.
B. Eubiogen Liquid Same as No. 12, but liquid form.
C. Tonogen A stimulating tonic.
D. Tea. Diabetic, Dechmann
E. Tea. Laxagen, after Kneipp
F. Salve. Lenicet, after Dr. Reiss
G. Massage Emulsion, Dechmann
H. Propionic acid for steam atomizer
I. Oxygen Powder, after Hensel
J. Anti-Phosphate, Dechmann

(These specialities are used only in certain individual cases, according
to prescription).

NUTRITIVE COMPOSITIONS.

In discussing the various preparations of Dech-Manna-Diet, I refrain
from detailed prescription and analysis. My intention is to explain them
in such a way that it may become apparent to everyone that they are
rational remedies for every properly diagnosed constitutional disease.
If I should do more than this, it would be simply