A Physician Explains EGW's Counsel on Drugs,Herbs & Natu

At a time when patients who submitted to the tender mercies of the nineteenth-century physicians were bled, poisoned, dehydrated, and blistered, Ellen G. White declared drugs to be poisonous and discouraged their use. What drugs did she have in mind? The author examines the history of medicine in her time in order to place her counsel in its historical context. PB 222 pg.