George W. Carey
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| George W. Carey | |
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 As pictured in "The Wonders of the Human Body" (1918) | |
| Born | 7 September 1845 Lee County, Illinois |
| Died | 17 October 1924 (79) [1] San Diego, California |
| Affiliations | Biochemic Tissue Remedy Co.; Biochemic Association of the World; College of Biochemistry; Chemistry of Life Co. |
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George Washington Carey (September 7, 1845 - October 17, 1924) was an American researcher and lecturer, noted for his development and proponency of Biochemistry (or the Biochemic System), a theory of human physiology and disease based on "tissue salts" (or "cell-salts"), as proposed by W. H. Schuessler, to which Carey introduced astrological and occult science concepts.
Selected Bibliography
Books
- Carey, George W. (1894), The Biochemic System of Medicine: Comprising the Theory, Pathological Action, Therapeutical Application, Materia Medica, and Repertory of Schuessler's Twelve Tissue Remedies, St. Louis: F. August Luyties, https://archive.org/details/biochemicsystem00caregoog
- Carey, George W., The Relation of the Mineral Salts of the Body to the Signs of the Zodiac
- Carey, George W. (1900), The New Name
- Carey, George W. (1917), The Tree of Life; an Expose of Physical Regenesis on the Three-Fold Plane of Bodily, Chemical and Spiritual Operation, Los Angeles, Cal.: Dr. George W. Carey, https://archive.org/details/treeoflifeexpose00carerich
- Carey, George W. (1918), The Wonders of the Human Body: Physical Regeneration According to the Laws of Chemistry and Physiology, Los Angeles, Cal.: The Chemistry of Life Co., https://archive.org/details/wondersofhumanbo00careiala
- Carey, George W. (1918), The Anti-Christ, Los Angeles, Cal.: Dr. Geo. W. Carey, https://archive.org/details/antichrist00carerich
- Carey, George W. (1919), The Chemistry of Human Life: the Biochemic Statement of the Cause of Disease And the Physiological And Chemical Operation of the Inorganic Salts of the Human Organism And Their Chemical Formulas, Los Angeles, Cal.: The Chemistry of Life Co.
- Carey, George W.; Perry, Inez Eudora (1920), God-Man: The Word Made Flesh, Los Angeles, Cal.: The Chemistry of Life Co., https://archive.org/details/godmanwordmadef00perrgoog
- Carey, George W., Chemistry of the Cosmos, Los Angeles: Llewellyn Pub. Co.
- Carey, George W., Biochemistry Versus the Germ Theory of Disease, Los Angeles: Llewellyn Pub. Co.
- Carey, George W. (1924), Road to the Moon: A Great Occult Story, Los Angeles, Cal.: The Chemistry of Life Co.
- Carey, George W.; Perry, Inez Eudora (1932), The Zodiac and the Salts of Salvation, Hollywood: Carey-Perry School of the Chemistry of Life, https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006250118
Articles
In addition to authoring books on his Biochemistry, Carey contributed articles to various magazines, including Alexander J. McIvor-Tyndall's Swastika Magazine.
- Carey, George W. (1917), "The Bridge of Life", Year Book of the American Academy of Astrologians (New York: Hermetic Publishing Co.): 92-106, https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100485739
Advertising
1900 ad. for Carey's "The New Name," described as "a literary earthquake," and hailed as "'The Uncle Tom's Cabin' of the New Earth, and ushers in the 'Resurrection of the Dead' and the 'Day of Judgment.'"
A 1903 classified ad, offering "cell-salts of the blood" for sale, promising "all diseases cured in a natural manner by supplying deficiencies in the blood."
1917 ad, quoting the Baltimore Sun: "Dr. Carey's books on Biochemistry are more interesting than 'Science and Health' and more fascinating than 'Ben Hur.'"
1917 ad. for Carey's "The Tree of Life"
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References
- ↑ Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 24 September 2018), memorial page for George Washington Carey (7 Sep 1845–17 Oct 1924), Find A Grave Memorial no. 79599846