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by Rex Harrill (Editor), I. Aidall (Author)
As the 19th century was coming to a close, the drug doctors had so offended that "Natur Arzt" or Nature Art institutions had proliferated throughout much of the German world. In 1897 an Engish-speaking writer surveyed the scene and prepared a report of the different methods and their proponents. This book is a re-write and re-format of I. Aidall's original. More than likely, "I. Aidall" was a pseudonyn meaning "I aid all." My initial research caused me to think that perhaps the American healing genius, Henry Lindlahr, was the author, as he, too, had described his stays and researches into German nature cure methods. However, the historical dates simply would not match up so Aidall's true identity remains hidden.
