A treatise on the sympathetic relation between the stomach and the brain ... in the causation and cure of diseases. With an appendix ... on certain points connected with the treatment of chronic disease and it's [sic] attendant debility / by Charles Wightman.

Date:
1840
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Credit: A treatise on the sympathetic relation between the stomach and the brain ... in the causation and cure of diseases. With an appendix ... on certain points connected with the treatment of chronic disease and it's [sic] attendant debility / by Charles Wightman. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    a close or otherwise insalubrious locality; with, at the same time, agreeable and rational occupation of the mind. All these I regard as having a real tonic operation. But there are persons who re- quire encouragement, by having some medicines, which they have been accustomed to consider as “ strengthening,” in order to induce them to follow out the proper plan of regimen, that course by which alone the restoration of their strength is to be effected. J. BLACKWELL AMD CO., PBIKXEBS, NEWCASTLE.