Cyril Scott. Methuen

HEALTH DIET AND COMMONSENSE

Patients are merely given a salve to suppress the eruption and are told that food has nothing to do with the matter, and they may eat anything they like. Doctors who give this kind of advice are either grossly ignorant, lacking in commonsense, or merely dishonest. Nevertheless there are of course a few exceptions, who tower above the “crowd of orthodoxy,” and are wise and fearless enough to proclaim the unvarnished truth.

THE CANCER PROBLEM

Only a true healer and a true artist can hope to cure cancer. It is undoubtedly curable because we can find in medical literature hundreds of spontaneous cancer cures. Mr. Cyril Scott has rendered a great public service in writing this book, but whether it will defeat the conceit, stupidity and obtuseness of the cancer surgeons and cancer researchers is doubtful. Vested interests are difficult to destroy.