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In the introduction to this book (page XXII) one learns that 'complexes are bound to result' from spontaneous insulin shocks, from disturbances in water metabolism, and from disturbances in iodine and bromide metabolisms.
On page ten we discover that 'inefficiency is the lack of efficiency'. Elsewhere tics are ascribed to low calcium, and marked improvements are reported in certain cases of Mongolian idiocy by 'gland feeding'.
Essentially the book rests its case, insofar as it has one, on