Article April 29, 1972 Issue

No Penalty for Breaking Health Laws

CAROLYN B. SWAN

Can cold feet cure a cold in the head?

Age-old health laws might proclaim the reverse, whereas today there are doctors and researchers who insist that chilling of the toes can be a cure for the common cold.

Surely in the face of such contradictions one might feel that health theory would he a better term than health law for either conclusion. Yet in the name of law, health theories of various kinds are accepted by millions as authority for becoming sick.

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