The relation of alimentation and disease / By J. H. Salisbury.

  • James H. Salisbury
Date:
1888
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    XXIII. Gkavel of the Lungs, Melanotic Matter and Giant Cells. The Relation they bear to each other and to Consump- tion AS Accessories, not Causes 76 XXIV. Pulmonary Fibrosis, or Fibrous Consumption 78 XXV. Yeast Vegetations often developing during Consumption 83 XXVI. Tubercle XXVU. Why Tubercular Deposits are more apt to occur in Lung Tissue than Elsewhere . XXVIII. Why Tubercular Deposits are more lla.ble to take place IN the Upper than in the Lower Lobes of the Lungs . 89 XXIX. The Cough and Sputa in Consumption 90 XXX Precautionary Measures for Checking and Preventing 92 Hemorrhage XXXI. Object of Drinking Hot Water, etc 94 XXXn. Drinks, Food, Baths, Exercise and Clothing Advisable in Consumption XXXIII. Influence of Climate and Exercise in Consumption of THE Bowels XXXIV. Thrombosis and Embolism from taking into the System TOO Freely, Exclusively and Contlnuously, Foods and Drinks undergoing Acid Fermentation 104 XXXV. Asthma. Its Cause, Pathology and Treatment .... 107 XXXVI. Drinks, Foods, etc. in Spasmodic Asthma 112 XXXVII. Gravel of the Air Passages, Melanotic Matter and Giant Cells in their Relation to Asthma 115 XXXVIII. Fatty Infiltration and Fatty Metamorphosis in Organs AND Tissues, with their Cause and the Means of Cube 118 XXXIX. Drinks, Foods, etc. in Bright's Disease, and Fatty Diseases IN General XL. Drinks, Foods, etc. in Diabetes Mellitus 127 XLI. Resemblance between Diabetes and Chronic Diarrhcea • 133 XLII. Drinks, etc, in Uterine Fibroids and Other Diseases . . 134 XLIII. FiBRiEMIA OB HjSMAITBROSIS XLIV. Fatty Inflltration and Fatty Metamorphosis of the Fasciculi of the Voluntary- and Involxtntary Muscular Tissue 1*2 XLV. Some op the Diseases produced by too Exclusive Feeding, ETC., etc. — The Diet for their Cube. — Influence of Army Diet in Diseases of Soldiers 1^ XLVI. Plan of Treating Disease XLVII. The Relations of Patient and Physician. Theik Bearing 176 upon the Cube XLVIII. Stopping the Leaks in Vital Energy, so as to Save and Accumulate Vitality in the Body 1^