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It cannot be overstressed the harshness and ineffectiveness of the well meaning regular doctors’ typical procedures prior to the Civil War, because it was this failure on the part of the old‑time medical profession that turned large segments of the populace to self‑medication, irregular medical sects, health fads, and blatant quackery.