Ebook Practical Hormone Therapy

My dear Colleague, —

I feel greatly honoured in being asked to write a few words of introduction to your book, "Practical Hormone Therapy"

On looking through the proof sheets, I was at once struck with the excellent manner in which you had succeeded in laying before your readers this new branch of therapeutics in a concise and easily understood form.

Hormone Therapy, although its beginnings can be traced back to ancient times, is actually a most recent acquisition, a practical deduction from that new sphere of biological inquiry which is concerned with the Theory of Internal Secretions.

Since I have myself worked on this subject, and have endeavoured to give a clear and concise account of its present state 111 my own book, you will readily understand that 1 am perhaps somewhat prejudiced in its favour when I emphasize the importance of internal secretions for the purpose of obtaining a correct insight into the normal and pathological processes.