Philosophy of osteopathy / by Andrew T. Still.

  • Andrew Taylor Still
Date:
1899
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Philosophy of osteopathy / by Andrew T. Still. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    CHAPTER IV. Ear Wax and Its Uses. Nature Makes Nothing in Vain—A Successful Experiment— A Question for Ages—The Position—Meaning of Life— Some Questions Aslced—Condition in Certain Diseases Caused by Cold—Cerumen in Fluid State—Winter Kills Babies—Some Advice to Mothers—A Case in Point- Connection of the brain and Other Nerves in Digestion —Unaided Investigation , Page 53 CHAPTER V. Diseases of the Chest. Where Confined—Consumption—Can Consumption Be Cured —Consumption Described—No Time for Surrender— Cerebral Spinal Fluid—How to Destroy Deadly Bombs of Decay—Battle of Blood for Life—Miliary Tubercu- losis—Conversion of Bodies Into Gas—Forming a Tub- ercle—Breeding Contagion—The Seeds of Disease—■ Generating Fever — Whooping Cough—Clouds and Lungs Are Much Alike—The Wisdom of Nature- Water Formed in Lungs—The Law of Fives—Feeble Action of Heart—The Heart—From Neck to Heart— Dyspersia or Imperfect Digestion Page 68 CHAPTER VI. The Lymphatics. Importance of the Subject—Demands of Nature on the Lym- phatics—Dunglinson's Definition — Dangers of Dead Substances—Lymph Continued—Solvent in Nature— Where Are the Lymphatics Situated?—The Fat and Lean Page 104
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