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Show i substituted a more philosophic and wiser hygiene and preventive method. Thus he Introduced compulsory rest, ' one day In 4even, and promulgated detailed de-tailed Instructions regarding camp sanitation, diet and sex life. Moreover, More-over, In the regulation which he formulated, emphasis was laid on personal per-sonal cleanliness and Isolation as the chief means of preventing Infection Moses a Hygienist Moses, although nut a physician as the term is understood today, was a byglenlst whose Influence una felt throughout the world, and the first maker of sanitary laws, soys an article in the New York Health Bulletin. He "'" tteHfinated an entirely new system of -'" ;-i ataaii opposed to the pre--.- J. and therapeutic rsally fol'owed, be I r |