 | Medical Association of the State of Alabama - 1890 - 476 pagine
...facilitate the discharge downwards. If one will only drink plenty of this he will stand in need of little .else, for it is a good thing, that in a disease, milk should prove both food and medicine." How little we have improved upon the methods of this great man I will leave you to consider. After... | |
 | 1908 - 362 pagine
...discharges downward. To ulcers it is a sweet medicine. If one then will only drink plenty of this [milk], he will not stand in need of anything else, for it...disease milk should prove both food and medicine." The milk of goats, asses, and mares was recommended by Hippocrates, too, and Pliny, anticipating modern... | |
 | 1909 - 612 pagine
...discharges downwards. To ulcers it is a sweet medicine, and milder than anything cist. If one, then, wiU only drink plenty of this, he will not stand in need...and medicine. And, indeed, the races of men called Galactophagi use no food from grain. But yet it is a very good thing to use porridge, pastry, washed... | |
 | 1921 - 358 pagine
...gestation and anointing with oil; and milk and eggs. In speaking of milk, he says: "If one, then, will drink plenty of this he will not stand in need of...disease milk should prove both food and medicine." He also advised newly-laid eggs hot from the fire, but liquid. As we tread the upward pathway of history... | |
 | Illinois. General Assembly. House of Representatives - 1911 - 1710 pagine
...discharges downward. To ulcers it is a sweet medicine. If one then will only drink plenty of this (milk), he will not stand in need of anything else, for it...disease, milk should prove both food and medicine." (Inter. Cong. Vol. 8. page 110.) Your committee find that there is no necessity of adopting the tuberculin... | |
 | 1911 - 328 pagine
...facilitate the discharges downwards. To ulcers it is a sweet medicine, and milder than anything eleo. If one. then, will only drink plenty of this, he will...and medicine. And, indeed, the races of men called "Galactophapi" use no food from grain. But yet it is a very good thing to use porridge, pastry, washed... | |
 | Jay Arthur Myers - 1927 - 330 pagine
...discharges downward. To ulcers it is a sweet medicine and milder than anything else. If one, then, will drink plenty of this, he will not stand in need of...disease, milk should prove both food and medicine . . . ." Aretaeus was of the opinion also that eggs play an important part in the treatment of consumption.... | |
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If one, then, will only drink plenty of this, he will not stand in need of anything else. For it is a good thing that, in a disease, milk should prove both food and medicine. And, indeed, the races of men called 