... bitterish; in fresh state abounding with a milky juice. Therapeutics.—Tonic, diuretic, said to act on the liver ; ... not boil, until the mucilage is formed ; lemon juice and sugar may be added to make it more agreeable. Therapeutics.—Infusion much used as a de- mulcent and ...

... Tuberculosis (Pulmonary, Treatment of) with meat and meat juices [zomo- therapy]. See, also, Tuberculosis (Pulmonary, Treat- ment of) ivith ... Tuberculosis (Pulmonury, Treatment of) with meat and meat juices [zomo- therapy]. culose. Med. orient., Par., 1905, ix, 570-572. ...

... stomach by the hydrochloric acid of the gastric juice. Therapeutics. The insoluble Bismuth salts are used internally in ... acid and thus promote the formation of calculi. Therapeutics. Lemon-juice is employed largely in the treatment and prevention ...

... by the hydro- chloric acid of the gastric juice. Therapeutics. The insoluble Bismuth salts are used internally in ... acid and thus promote the formation of calculi. Therapeutics. Lemon-juice is employed largely in the treatment and preven- ...

... the secretion of an excess of the digestive juice. Therapeutics.—The employment of alcohol in disease can here ... salts of iron are precipitated by the gastric juice and have to be sloAvly redissolved. Therapeutics.—The chief indication for iron is anemia (see ...

... stomach by the hydrochloric acid of the gastric juice. Therapeutics. The insoluble Bismuth salts are used internally in ... a large dose last over 24 hours. Lemon-juice is said to antagonize its effects. Therapeutics. Cannabis was formerly much employed as an anodyne ...

... Pepsin is an essential element of the gastric juice. Therapeutics. Pepsin is indicated in atonic dyspepsia, the apepsia ... torpid and indifferent. Socrates was poisoned by the juice of Conium, which was the state poison of the Athenians. Therapeutics. Conium is used as a sedative to pain ...

... the secretion of an excess of the digestive juice. Therapeutics.—The employment of alcohol in disease can here ... particularly on the skin and mucous membranes. The juices of the intestines ... and sulphides. Therapeutics.—Sulphur is used as a mild laxative, never ...

... eyeball. Exophthalmos of this type cured by orange-juice therapy has been reported. Prognosis.—The prognosis is very ... requirement of infant, 73 sensitization in dermatitis, 644 therapy, non-specific, 864 ... of, 95 Pseudohemophilia, 447 Pseudoleukemia, Hodgkin’s disease ...

... faces. Opotherapy (op-o-ther'- ap-e) [onbg, juice; therapy]. Synonym of Organotherapy. Opponens (op-o'-nenz) [ob, ...