Volume 1
The physiology of digestion, considered with relation to the principles of dietetics / By Andrew Combe.
- Andrew Combe
- Date:
- 1836
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: The physiology of digestion, considered with relation to the principles of dietetics / By Andrew Combe. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![(ESAT ) INDEX. Abercrombie, Dr, quoted on intemperate eating, 225, 282. Absorbents of the bowels, 163. Absorption most active before breakfast, 195. Rapid absorption of li- quids from the stomach, 38, 79, 117, 140, 195. Acids, in what cases they promote digestion, 104. Acidity of stomach, 283. Ages, different, require different kinds of food, 255. Americans intemperate and rapid eaters, 223, 294, Animal food more digestible and nutritious than vegetable, 118, 138, 281, 283. Cause of its greater digestibility, 140. Also more sti- mulating, 141. Why apparently more binding, 183. Improper for infants, 264. Anxiety impedes digestion, 300. Aorta, 170. Appetite, its necessity as a warning that nutriment is required, 10, Li. Susceptible of being trained, 32. Not to be relied on when mor- bid, 34. See Hunger. Thirst. Arrow-root, 125, 138. Barras quoted on the sensibility of the stomach, 85. Bathing improper immediately after meals, 295. Beaumont, Dr, his view of the exciting cause of hunger, 18. Quoted on mastication, 53. His observations on the stomach of a patient named St Martin, quoted, 73, 78, 88, 106, 112, 128, 133, e¢ seq., 283, 285, 289, 308, 319. Makes little pretension to the honour of discovery, 108, 147. Summary of inferences drawn from his experiments, 147. Quoted on the quantity of food proper to be eaten, 219. Bile secreted by the liver, 173. Account of it, 174. Not found in the stomach during health, 175. Its presence there facilitates the di- gestion of fat and oily food, 285. Birds, gizzards of granivorous, 50, 71. Blaine quoted on hunger, 20. Bladder, 170. Blood circulated in the stomach increased by its action, 77, 289. breathing necessary for the conversion of chyle into blood, 168. Fulness of blood, 240. Bloodletting improper immediately after meals, 295. Bloodvessels of the stomach, 76. Boarding-schools, time for breakfast and dinner M103, 20], 205; ~In- sufficient food often given there, 250, 277.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b3328491x_0001_0373.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)