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... etiology have been advanced: 1, The ze- istic theory, i. e., the disease is due to an excessive maize diet or to the eating of spoiled maize; 2, ... etiology have been advanced: 1, The ze- istic theory, i. e., the disease is due to an excessive maize diet or to the eating of spoiled maize; 2, ...

... Heilk. Eulenburg, 1881, Bd. vii., 455. 4 Bristowe: Theory and Frac, of Med., Phila., 1879, p. 658. 5 Luton : Nouv. Diet, de Med. et de Ch. Pratiq., 1873, tome ...

... G.N.) Remarks on read- ing Mr. Ward's theory of the modus operandi of opium. Med. Sc Phys. J., Lond., 1803, ix, 153-157.-Hirtz & Straus. Opium. X. diet, de med. et chir. prat., Par., 1877. xxiv, ...

... of Poisons. A Biological Study of the Germ Theory of Disease. .75 BURNETT. Foods and Dietaries. A Manual of Clinical Diet- etics. 2d Edition. $1.50 DAVIS. Biology. Illustrated. $ ...

... it has to be given up. A mixed diet, therefore, if contraindicated by some theories, is at least the best to adopt in ...

... pt. 1, 206-212, 5 pl. —Foamier. Etiologie. Diet. d. sc. med., Par., 1815, xii, 405-426.— 53 Diseases (Causes and theory of causation of)- Frank (J. P.) Oratio academica ...

... its con- nection with phosphates, 172, 180 hereditary theory concerning? 172 intermittent deposition of, in urine, 174 treatment, diet to be avoided, benefit of mineral acids, 174, ...

... and scurvy has repeatedly been developed when the diet has been too much restricted to fresh meat. Garrod's theory of the pathological character of the disease involves ...

... and scurvy has repeatedly been developed when the diet has been too much restricted to fresh meat. Garrod's theory of the pathological character of the disease involves ...

... aggressive advocates of the " artificial-mode-of-life " theory placed most stress upon the unnaturalness of the diet of civilized man, which does not provide the ...