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AUTOHEMO: HYPEREMESIS GRAVIDARUM (MORNING SICKNESS) 39A3
Saxon and Stolle [39A3, p. 355] The authors have used autohemotherapy "in about 75 cases of hyperemesis, and have yet failed to see a case that did not respond." The authors provide examples of successful autohemotherapy treatment in the first, second and third trimesters. The technic involved 3-10 injections of 2-10 cc at intervals of 2-7 days, including one case receiving 10 injections of 10 cc at weekly intervals.
"We assume that in toxemias of pregnancy a certain toxin is elaborated and absorbed in the blood streams of the pregnant woman. The effect of these small amounts of blood injected into the tissues is in the nature of a desensitizing process; we ... get similar results in other allergic conditions such as urticaria and asthma."

AUTOHEMO FOR TOXEMIAS IN GENERAL 39A3
Saxon and Stolle [39A3, p. 352] "We believe that we have found a method that is applicable to all types of toxemias, even to beginning eclampsia, a method which is practical, safe, economical and available at the home as well as in the hospital."