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... speedily and effectually cured of the scurvy, by eating oranges; which he finds great difficulty to reconcile to his theory of the disease. He had also heard from Dantzick, that some ...

... meet the exigency with which it was con- THEORY OF disease. 97 neeted;—that the indiscretion of eating a little too much, (for I had no ...

... 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, that it is an ...

... 1878 1 00 18 Hogg (J.)*Parasitic Germ Theory of Disease. 12mo. 1876. 1 00 60 Holbrook (M.L.) Eating for Strength. 12mo. 1878. 1 00 58 Holbrook ( ...

... tion. Keesey, R.E. 1986. A set point theory of obesity. In The physiology, psychology and treatment of eating disorders, ed. K.D. Brownell and J.P. Forest, ...

... done? What of his occupation? What in his eating 83 84 THEORY OF NUTRITION. and drinking habits ? Habits of dress, and all that go to make up his spiritual and physical being ? What has he done? Many forms of disease produce alarm, necessarily, ac- cording to the want ...

... to detect them. By changing the habits of eating and sleeping, it has been alleged that an “ inversion” of this process can be effected. Manson’s theory of elepliantoid diseases seems to give the best explanation, and is ...

... are Contagious Diseases Knoavn............. 94 Catarrh........................................... 12 ... 13 CONTENTS. ...

... prey. We have also read of the Isopathic theory, in which the leaders taught that every order of disease was cured by roasting and eating the same organ in those animals most resembling ...

... Syrup use of in Pneumony-202. Gastrodynia, from eating too much Mustard, 9. Generation, theory of,-54. Gentian acts specifically on the Alimentary Canal, 127. Gentoos find the smell of Europeans insupportable,-85. Glands, diseases of frequently change their places-143. -affecting the ...