Elimination of fatigue that occurs on its own

As for ulcerative fatigue, it is necessary to understand its circumstances, namely: whether the juice that causes it is inside the vessels or outside them. The presence of this juice inside the vessels is recognized by the fetid odor of urine, by previously consumed food, by the habit of the body to form excesses in the vessels in large or small quantities, by the speed of disappearance of these excesses, and therefore, whether this forced it to be treated earlier. One of the circumstances is also recognized by the drinks, whether they were clear or cloudy. If there are such indications, then this means that the mentioned juice is in the vessels, and if not, it means that it is outside the vessels.

If ulcerative fatigue is caused by external excesses located outside the vessels, and the inside of the vessels remains clean, then restorative physical exercise or what we have given in connection with measures to eliminate ulcerative fatigue that occurs after physical exercise is sufficient. In another case, one should not allow a person to engage in physical exercise; on the contrary, one should not disturb him, make him sleep and fast, and lubricate him with oil at night. It is also necessary to bathe him in moderately warm water if he can withstand a bath that meets the conditions we have given above. It should be fed a small amount of mushy food that forms good chyme. The food should not be very sticky and not very nutritious, such as barley, spelled and poultry. Drinks that help include honey sikanjubin, honey water, and light white wine. There is no need to prohibit drinking wine of this quality, because it causes the juices to ripen and is a diuretic. First you need to start with sour wine and then gradually move on to light white wine. If this event does not bring benefits, then you are dealing with juice. Empty the body of the prevailing juice. If blood predominates or some other juice along with blood, then do bloodletting, in other cases give a laxative or combine both of these measures according to the condition of the blood. If the patient is weak, then do not use any of these measures.

You determine the type of predominant juice by urine or sweat, or by the state of sleep and insomnia.

If sleep becomes impossible even after your good measures, then this is a bad sign. When you assume that there is little good blood in the vessels and immature juices predominate, then do not bother the patient; give him something to eat and drink that will dilute the juices. Don't give him anything intoxicating to drink, but give him something that removes sticky juices from the body, for example, honey shikanjubin.

If you have to increase the strength of the thinning agents, then add a little pepper to his food or to the barley water that you gave him to drink. If, due to the immaturity of the juices, you are forced to give kammuni and falafili, then give a small spoon before or after meals and before bed at your discretion. Fudanji will not help them, because it heats up excessively.

If you establish that the juices are not in the vessels, but in the main organs, then rub the patient, especially in the morning, with viscous and emollient oils, let him drink hot drinks, the heat from which reaches the skin. Then you need to prescribe a long rest, after which - bathing in water of moderate warmth. Now, without fear, you can give fudanji to drink, but only before meals and before exercise. If it is necessary to use appetite stimulants, do not give a strong, penetrating agent, such as fudanadzhi, but give such as kammuni and falafili, and they are also in small quantities, or safarjali.

You can also increase the amount of safarjali given more than the previous two, but you just need to make sure that at this time there is no strong, random warmth in the patient’s body.

Such people benefit from rubbing with pure chamomile, dill and marjoram oil and others, or adding wax to them, or strengthening them with pine resin, or pine resin with twelve times the amount of olive oil.

If you establish that juices are in the vessels and outside them, then pay attention to where there are more juices, but at the same time do not leave without supervision what is less. If there is an equal amount of both, then first take care of digestion by eating falafili.

If you wish, add mountain parsley seeds and the same amount of anise to it to enhance the diuretic property; if you wish, then add a small amount of fudanaj to it after you have reduced the dose of kammuni or falafili, and gradually increase the addition until, in the end, by the time that what is in the vessels is digested and shaken out, it turns out to be clean Fudanji.

Now all you have to do is pay attention to the juices located outside the vessels. As you learned, fudanji is useful for this case and harmful for the first.

Those people who have a combination of these two cases should be kept from using drugs that strongly attract juices outward or inward. Therefore, one should not rush to induce vomiting and diarrhea in them before giving them a thinning, tearing and ripening agent. They should also not exercise.

When the fatigue passes, the skin color becomes better and the urine matures, you need to rub yourself for a long time and do light physical exercise.

If any sign of illness returns in such persons, then leave them alone, but if it does not return, then continue the procedure, gradually intensifying it to such an extent until the patients can perform the necessary bathing, oiling, massage, physical exercise and eventually increase the potency of the oils.

If fatigue returns to one of these persons along with the sensation of ulcers on the skin, then repeat your measures with him, and if it returns without the sensation of ulcers, then apply restorative rubbing to him.

If the symptoms are mixed and no very noticeable fatigue appears, then do not bother the patient.

As for tetanus fatigue, its cause is the overflow of the body with non-bad juices.

In bodies with a bad nature, it is eliminated by bloodletting and a regime that dilutes the juices, but in the body we are talking about - only by diluting and tearing the juices from the walls of the body. Then the necessary assistance is provided.

As for tumor fatigue, in order to eliminate it, you need to hurry up and do bloodletting from a vessel passing through the part of the body that is most tired, or in which fatigue appears first. If there is no difference in this regard between parts of the body, then blood is released from the “black” vein.

Sometimes you will need to do bloodletting on the second, even third day; On the first day, do bloodletting as soon as fatigue appears, and do not delay it, for fatigue will become stronger in the body. On the second and third days, bleed in the evening.

On the first day, the patient should be fed barley water or lean spelled porridge, unless he develops a fever.

If the latter appeared, then only with barley water. On the second day, add cold to moderate oils to his food, like almond oil. On the third day, feed food from lettuce, pumpkin, mally and sorrel, or isfidbaj from fish found in rivers with a rocky bottom.

During these days, if possible, he should be prohibited from drinking water. But if on the third day patience becomes unbearable and he does not want to eat, then you need to give him honey water, or light white wine, or wine diluted with water.

After such emptying of the body, beware of feeding the patient immediately until his demand is fully satisfied. For undigested food is attracted to the vessels for three reasons: firstly, when the food is scanty, the stomach becomes greedy, and its retaining force opposes the attracting force of the liver, but when the food is plentiful, the stomach does not become greedy, on the contrary, with its expelling force it often contributes to the attracting force. the strength of the liver. Each upcoming vessel acts similarly in relation to the vessel standing behind it. Secondly, if food is plentiful, it is not very well digested in the stomach. Thirdly, with abundant food, it also passes to the vessels in large quantities, and the vessels will also be powerless to digest it.