Acute catarrhal infections / Burroughs Wellcome & Co.

  • Burroughs Wellcome & Company
Date:
[between 1930 and 1939?]
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Credit: Acute catarrhal infections / Burroughs Wellcome & Co. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    inflammatory condition of the bronchi rather than to a vasomotor swelling and spasm, as in the allergic type. In addition to treatment of acute attacks, the patient may be benefited by changing his locality and by receiving diets rich in vitamins. ‘The latter may be supplied by the inclusion in the daily diet Off SSR PEE Ree COD) iV eR O Lip Ww Ta el ay ieeseen EXTRACT, which contains Vitamins A, B and D. Rich in Vitamin A, the deficiency of which 1s correlated with common inflammatory infections, such as diseases of the nasal sinuses, the value of the ‘Kepler’ product, as a prophylactic to increase the resistance to infection, is considerable. Preparations EPHEDRINE HYDROCHLORIDE, ‘TABLOID’ BRAND EPHEDRINE SPRAY COMPOUND, ‘VAPOROLE’ BRAND EPHEDRINE HYDROCHLORIDE, ‘ HYPOLOID’ BRAND EPHEDRINE ALKALOID, ‘WELLCOME’ BRAND “ EPHEDRINE HYDROCHLORIDE, ‘WELLCOME’ BRAND EPHEDRINE SULPHATE, ‘WELLCOME’ BRAND COMPOUND MENTHOL SNUFF (B. W. & Co.) (For full list of Ephedrine preparations, see page 9) Yak KEPLER’ Cop LIvER OIL WITH MALT EXTRACT [a B. W. & Co.] DrrEcrion.—One teaspoonful to two dessertspoonfuls, twice or thrice daily, after food, taken alone or spread on bread, or mixed with a little milk or water. Bottles of two sizes
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