The British Journal of Homoeopathy, Volume 151857 |
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... specific diseases ; so that what in medicine is true to - day may be , and often is , false to - morrow . Truly , as says Hippocrates , " Our life is short , but our art is long and difficult ; " so long , and so difficult , and so ...
... specific diseases ; so that what in medicine is true to - day may be , and often is , false to - morrow . Truly , as says Hippocrates , " Our life is short , but our art is long and difficult ; " so long , and so difficult , and so ...
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... specific gravity . Notwithstanding the extreme emaciation the dog retained its animation to the last , and although it could hardly stand it rose when we ( i.e. Bidder and Schmidt ) entered the laboratory of a morning and followed us to ...
... specific gravity . Notwithstanding the extreme emaciation the dog retained its animation to the last , and although it could hardly stand it rose when we ( i.e. Bidder and Schmidt ) entered the laboratory of a morning and followed us to ...
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... specific gravity of 1240 , and contains 94 per cent . of anhydrous glycerine . It can be concentrated to S. G. 1.260 , or to contain 98 per cent . " Our present business with this agent is to consider its use for medical purposes . Mr ...
... specific gravity of 1240 , and contains 94 per cent . of anhydrous glycerine . It can be concentrated to S. G. 1.260 , or to contain 98 per cent . " Our present business with this agent is to consider its use for medical purposes . Mr ...
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... specific remedy . This struck me , so finding that veratrum had in its pathogenesy just such a coxalgia , I judged that the cox- algia was owing to the causa nocens of the epidemic , which in one individual caused vomiting and purging ...
... specific remedy . This struck me , so finding that veratrum had in its pathogenesy just such a coxalgia , I judged that the cox- algia was owing to the causa nocens of the epidemic , which in one individual caused vomiting and purging ...
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... specific affections of the alimentary canal , and be thus both remediable in themselves , by appropriate medication , and guide the practitioner to the selection of the remedy proper for the cure of the original malady , on which this ...
... specific affections of the alimentary canal , and be thus both remediable in themselves , by appropriate medication , and guide the practitioner to the selection of the remedy proper for the cure of the original malady , on which this ...
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abdomen aching acid action acute allopathic animal anus appeared appetite attack Belladonna bile blood body bowels bronchitis catarrh cause chest chronic Coca colour constipation costive cough cure diarrhoea diet digestion dilution discharge disease dose effect eructation experiments eyes fact feeling fever flatulence fluid forenoon frequent Gairdner gastric globule glycerine gout grains grammes Hahnemann head headache hepatic hepatic veins homœo homœopathic hospital increased inflammation irritation itching larynx liver lungs matter medicine milk Mllr morbid morning mouth mucus muscles nervous night o'clock observed occiput organs patient Pepsine physician pneumonia practice practitioners proved pulse quantity Rchb remedy secretion sensation shew Sir John Forbes skin sleep slight spinal stomach stool suffered sugar Sulphur sulphuret swelling symptoms Teplitz therapeutic throat tincture tion tongue took treated treatment trit urine uterus uvula veins violent vomiting walking whole
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