The Stomach and Its DifficultiesChurchill, 1856 - Digestion |
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... patient for relief , how intensely gratifying will be the feeling when administering the cup of health , to reflect that he has taken it from his own reposi- tory ; which , inspired by a sense of duty , he had been induced to treasure ...
... patient for relief , how intensely gratifying will be the feeling when administering the cup of health , to reflect that he has taken it from his own reposi- tory ; which , inspired by a sense of duty , he had been induced to treasure ...
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... patient at various times ; and hence the necessity for the first inquiries being minute , studiously careful ... patients cheat themselves . " His best reward ! " - what is that ? I answer , it is the pleasure of feeling that , as humble ...
... patient at various times ; and hence the necessity for the first inquiries being minute , studiously careful ... patients cheat themselves . " His best reward ! " - what is that ? I answer , it is the pleasure of feeling that , as humble ...
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... would be called , in any other grade of life , just remuneration ! If the con- duct of medical practitioners be not universally Christian - like , it has always appeared to me to par- dence on the part of his patients , for there.
... would be called , in any other grade of life , just remuneration ! If the con- duct of medical practitioners be not universally Christian - like , it has always appeared to me to par- dence on the part of his patients , for there.
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... Patients , particularly those who suffer from Stomach complaints , must be told , that though gorging , from the cradle to the grave , is the chief cause of Dyspepsia , yet neglect , and inat- tention to nature's requirements , * are ...
... Patients , particularly those who suffer from Stomach complaints , must be told , that though gorging , from the cradle to the grave , is the chief cause of Dyspepsia , yet neglect , and inat- tention to nature's requirements , * are ...
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... patient who has no real trouble may be duly directed as to daily habits , the selection of food , as to quality and proper quantity ; and , having received earnest injunc- tions on the subject , will find a reward in the cure of his ...
... patient who has no real trouble may be duly directed as to daily habits , the selection of food , as to quality and proper quantity ; and , having received earnest injunc- tions on the subject , will find a reward in the cure of his ...
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Abernethy able abundance acid afflicted animal food APPENDIX appetite arise believe benefit black tea blood bodily body bowels bread cause character Chemistry chronic Cloacina cloth costive cure desire Diarrhoea diet digestion dinner doctor doses drink duodenum Dyspepsia effects efficacy Epilepsy especially experience fcap fluid Gastrodynia gentleman give habit hæmorrhages Indigestion indulged instance intestinal intestinal canal invalid kind lady late Dr lavements live liver London malady meal meat medical friend medicine ment mental mind months morning mucous membrane never night North Shields occasionally once opinion Opium organ Oxide of Silver pain patient persons Physician pills pilul Port Wine Practical Remarks practitioners prescribed present profession Pyrosis racter rarely relief remedy require Second Edition sick Sir James Eyre sleep small intestines stomach suffer Surgeon symptoms taken teeth Third Edition thrice daily tion treatment weak young