Digestion : the passport to health / by Alfred Wright.

  • Wright, Alfred.
Date:
[1883?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Digestion : the passport to health / by Alfred Wright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    tomed. On others, again, the change in the mode of living, the excitement of travel, the varied scenes, the unusual surroundings, and (as may be present) the wide and ex- pansive view and glare before alluded to ; all these circumstances may tend to provoke illness rather than improve the health. Y To many people a sea voyage, or a hohday excursion, is of all things the most enjoyable,y^ while a large number of others are always more or less upset by the same. Those, then, who feel the ill effects of the general change of hving to which I alluded just now, at the very earhest moment should have the condition of the digestive organs inquired into, with a view to placing them in a state which shall render them fit to perform their functions under the new order of things. This especially applies to those who have lately come off a voyage, who, notwithstanding they may for a time after they get ashore appear to enjoy fairly good health, are sure to be more or less in trouble with their stomach and hver later on. s/ But the greatest sufferers of any are a