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... through one’s own actions—for ex- ample, through eating right and getting ... that responsibility for disease and health was not the province of the ...

... through one’s own actions—for ex- ample, through eating right and getting ... that responsibility for disease and health was not the province of the ...

... in many other countries ; I speak not from theory, but actual observation. There is surely a sufficient reason, too, for the more sthenic character of diseases in England. A great truth underlies the contrast. I suppose that the meat-eating and porter-loving Englishman, with his hardy pursuits, ...

... states that the Kloten epidemic was produced by eating the flesh of a calf ... meat contradicts the theory of the specific nature of the typhoid virus. ...

... 211. Diabetes, 46. Diarrhoea, 47. Diphtheria, 48, 206. Disease, new theory of, 10. Disinfectants, 145. Dropsy, 49. Drowning, how to save from, 144. Dry measure, 177. Duchenne’s paralysis, 01. Dysentery, 50. Dyspepsia, 51. Eating, 164. Electricity, galvanic or voltaic belts, 14. Emmenagogues, ...

... to dry. 81. Tea may be taken without eating, three hours after the repast. ... Theory of Life, and disease assumes a vital force, which is a fallacy S.) ...

... of these patients. The Maize Theory.-The maize theory is as old as Casal, who called attention to it in his original description of the disease in 1735. The factors acting together for the production of pellagra were supposed to be the eating of food made from Indian corn-perhaps damaged ...

... 42, 46 Garters 52 Gas, Result of Rong Eating 62 Gastritis 79 Gastro-Intestinal ... 167 Germ Scares 162 Germ Theory 232 Germ Theory a Mith 18 Germany and ...

... has been wisely said that if the germ theory of disease were true, there would be nobody alive to believe it, since we cannot sterilize the air we breathe. The only method for fighting disease is to increase health and vitality by rational eating and living, but unfortunately this viewpoint has not ...

... the existence of microscopic organisms which could cause disease — in fact ... attributed to the eating of decayed meats, to the peculiar disposition of ...