The philosophy of the bath; or, Air and water in health and disease1873 |
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Side ix
... Medicine into Surgery , Physic , and Pharmacy , a great source of corruption and evil - Medical Knowledge - Its constituent parts , Anatomy , Physiology , Pathology , Hygiene , and Therapeutics - Distinction between Medicine as a ...
... Medicine into Surgery , Physic , and Pharmacy , a great source of corruption and evil - Medical Knowledge - Its constituent parts , Anatomy , Physiology , Pathology , Hygiene , and Therapeutics - Distinction between Medicine as a ...
Side 2
... medicine , famous in their day , were distinguished by opposite views on this subject . Stahl , the founder of one , contended that bodily disease principally proceeds from affections of the mind , while Hoffman , the founder of the ...
... medicine , famous in their day , were distinguished by opposite views on this subject . Stahl , the founder of one , contended that bodily disease principally proceeds from affections of the mind , while Hoffman , the founder of the ...
Side 3
... Medicine - of all that has solid pretensions to rank as Hygienic , Prophylactic , and Thera- peutic — that is , of all which can be truly deemed preservative of Health , or possessed of remedial properties in relation to the numerous ...
... Medicine - of all that has solid pretensions to rank as Hygienic , Prophylactic , and Thera- peutic — that is , of all which can be truly deemed preservative of Health , or possessed of remedial properties in relation to the numerous ...
Side 4
... Medicine finds profitable existence . " Man , " observes Southey , " is a dupeable animal . Quacks in medicine , quacks in religion , and quacks in politics know this , and act upon that knowledge . " * Quacks in religion and poli ...
... Medicine finds profitable existence . " Man , " observes Southey , " is a dupeable animal . Quacks in medicine , quacks in religion , and quacks in politics know this , and act upon that knowledge . " * Quacks in religion and poli ...
Side 6
... Medicine , as at any former period of its history . This is mainly attributable to the non - enlighten- ment of the public generally on matters relating to Medicine , the effect of which is to cherish and perpetuate inherited delusions ...
... Medicine , as at any former period of its history . This is mainly attributable to the non - enlighten- ment of the public generally on matters relating to Medicine , the effect of which is to cherish and perpetuate inherited delusions ...
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