Old Age, Its Cause and Prevention
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Old Age, Its Cause and Prevention

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Old Age, Its Cause and Prevention

About this book

Bennett was born in Philadelphia. He invented an extensive exercise regime of self-care that involved muscular contraction and relaxation exercises for rejuvenating the body. His ideas were popularized in the San Francisco Chronicle in 1906 and in two books.

Bennett added medical diagrams of the muscles and organs of the body to his descriptions of exercise routines. Bennett claimed that his exercise regime gave him youthful vigour and made him healthy and stronger. His exercises could be carried out in bed for a quarter or half-hour.

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Table of contents

  1. From 1841 to 1912
  2. Why I Have Written This Book
  3. Clinical Report
  4. Old Age—Its Cause and Prevention
  5. The Will in Exercising
  6. Exercising in Bed
  7. Thirty Exercises
  8. Things to Be Remembered
  9. Sunlight and Fresh Air
  10. The Fasting Cure
  11. The Secret of Good Digestion
  12. Dyspepsia
  13. How I Strengthened My Eyes
  14. The Liver
  15. Deep-Breathing Exercises for the Development of the Lungs
  16. Cleanliness Internal
  17. Cleanliness External
  18. Rheumatism
  19. Varicose Veins in the Legs—the Cause and the Cure
  20. Concerning Various Methods Proposed to Defer Old Age
  21. The Subconscious Mind, Its Influence Upon the Body, and Why Christian Science Cures
  22. Adverse Criticisms of the Author’s Statements on Christian Science
  23. The Duration of Human Life
  24. The Hair
  25. The Reduction of an Obese Abdomen
  26. Exercises for the Reduction of an Obese Abdomen
  27. The Rejuvenation of the Face, Throat and Neck
  28. Developing the Muscles Covering the Chin and Jaws
  29. The Muscles of the Cheeks
  30. Making Old Faces Young
  31. Massage Exercise for Developing the Cheeks
  32. Massage for the Muscles of the Chin
  33. Rapid Development of the Supporting Muscles of the Cheeks
  34. The Lines of Age
  35. The Muscles of the Throat
  36. Developing the Muscles of the Throat—Third Exercise
  37. Ninon de L’Enclos ā€œThe Woman Who Never Grew Oldā€
  38. Muscles of the Back of the Neck and the Abdominal Muscles
  39. The Skin
  40. Exercising the Muscles Which Cover the Shoulder Blades
  41. Exercise for the Development of the Throat Muscles
  42. The Neck
  43. Exercise for Developing and Strengthening the Neck
  44. Developing the Sides of the Neck
  45. Dumb-Bell Exercise for Two Hands
  46. Dumb-Bell Exercise In Combination with Massage of the Biceps and Triceps Muscles
  47. Stretching Board Device for Broadening the Shoulders
  48. Exercise for Broadening the Shoulders
  49. Exercise for Developing the Muscles Covering the Shoulder Blades
  50. Exercise for the Development of the Legs The Climbing Muscles
  51. Development of the Muscles of the Legs (Continued)
  52. Exercise for Strengthening the Loins
  53. Exercise for Strengthening the Lower Abdominal Muscles
  54. Exercise for Developing the Muscles of the Sides and Loins
  55. Tensing Exercise for the Whole Body
  56. Single Arm Pulling Exercise
  57. Pulling Exercise, for Strengthening the Muscles of the Back and Loins
  58. Exercise for Developing the Back and Shoulder Muscles
  59. Resistance Exercise for Developing the Fore-Arms
  60. Resistance Exercise for Developing the Arms
  61. Twisting Exercise for the Development of the Arms
  62. Exercise for Developing the Triceps or Back Muscles of the Arms
  63. Exercise for the Hips and Loins
  64. Percussion Exercise for Strengthening the Abdominal Muscles and Improving Digestion
  65. Bar Exercise No. 1 Exercise Number 1 for the Development of the Muscles of the Arms and Shoulders
  66. Bar Exercise Number 2 Similar to the Foregoing Exercise, with the Exception that but One Hand Is Used
  67. The Lifting Board
  68. Man’s First Physical Culture System
  69. In Conclusion