Right Living: An Anglo-American Tradition of Self-Help Medicine and Hygiene (Hardcover)

Preface
Chapter 1. Health in the Home
A Tradition of Print and Practice
Chapter 2. How to Eat Like a Gentleman
Dietetics and Ethics in Early Modern England
Chapter 3. Making a Masterpiece
The Aristotle Texts in Vernacular Medical Culture
Chapter 4. The Material Physician
Teaching American Mothers to Put the Baby in the Bathwater
Chapter 5. Rules, Remedies, and Regimens
Health Advice in Early American Almanacs
Chapter 6. Conflict and Self-Sufficiency
Domestic Medicine in the American South
Chapter 7. Advertising Health to the People
The Early Illustrated Posters
Chapter 8. Passions and Perversions
The Radical Ambition of Dr. Thomas Low Nichols
Chapter 9. Sex, Science, and Salvation
The Sexual Advice of Ellen G. White and John Harvey Kellogg
Contributors
Index