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  1. NLM Digital Collections - The new dietetics : a guide to scientific feeding in health and disease 
    Publication: Battle Creek, Michigan : The Modern Medicine Publishing Co., 1923
    ... was at one time a believer in the fasting theory and himself tried the experiment of fasting. At the end of two weeks he found ...
  2. ... of intractable heart disease by colonic lavage and fasting, with a theory about the causation. Med. Press & Circ, Lond 1939, ...
  3. ... AND CEREMONIES. It is indeed not the complete theory of fasting as a reli- gious rite, but only an ...
  4. ... a physiological study of the curative power of fasting, together with a new theory of the relation of food to human vitality. ...
  5. ... morning. TRITE TRUTHS. Then the idea of walking, fasting, is unsnstained by any theory of utility, while practically, it will be found ...
  6. ... v. During, Ewald, etc.) advocate a most painful theory of fasting ; and, at variance with the former, not only ...
  7. ... water. He thus not only upset all the theories by fasting forty days ; but also confounded the doc- tors ...
  8. ... at once ? When these questions are answered 256 FASTING. in consistence with the dual theory of mind, then we have others to put. A fact recorded in Captain Franklin's narrative will easily conduct us back to our observations on fasting. It appears that the captain and his party ...
  9. NLM Digital Collections - The use of the body in relation to the mind 
    Publication: New York : Harper & Bros., 1859
    ... at once ? When these questions are answered Xoi) FASTING. in consistence with the dual theory of mind, then we have others to put. A fact recorded in Captain Franklin's narrative will easily conduct us back to our observations on fasting. It appears that the captain and his party ...
  10. ... show that after the first few days of fasting the hunger feel-, ings may wholly cease. On the theory that hunger is a manifestation of bodily need, ... adequate, let us examine the state of the fasting stomach to see whether, ... would sustain the theory that hunger has a local outlying source. Hunger ...
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