Theory of nutrition : the treatment of disease, and philosophy of healing, without medicine / by Laroy Sunderland.

  • Sunderland, La Roy, 1802-1885.
Date:
1855
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Credit: Theory of nutrition : the treatment of disease, and philosophy of healing, without medicine / by Laroy Sunderland. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Vitality. Prolificacy. — Fecundity. — Radical. — Forms, Uses. . 116-123 Nutritive Phenomena. Marks on Infants. — Transmission of Qualities.— Lactation. — Exhaustion. — Blood. — Death by Elec- tricity. — Living Blood. — Tumors. — The Cilia. — Post Mortem growths. — Weakness. — Decay. — Fe- ver. — Emotions. — Correlative Phenomena. . . . 124-131 Physiology of Nutrition. Extent of Surface. — Consistency of the Nutritive Fluid. — The Capillaries. — The Lymphatics. — Perspira- tion. — Functions of the Skin. — Mucus. — Positive and Negative. — Alternating Forces. — Impure Blood. — The Cure 132-143 Principles of Nutrition. Nutriment. — Liquid Food. — Solid Food. — Mixed Food. — Flesh or Vegetable Diet. — Reason, Judgment. . . 144-152 Dietetic. Misapprehension. — Specific Rules. — Peculiar to this Theory. — Remarkable Case. — Sustenance of Life.— Exercise, Air. — Amount of Food. — Respiration. — Summary 153-164 Treatment jsy Nutrition. Tho Intention. — Change in Diet. — Query answered. — Pure Air. — Peculiarities 165-174