Good health by careful living, or, How to cure and how to prevent our every-day ailments : dyspepsia-diarrhea-biliousness-weakness-headache-neualgia-constipation-nervousness-&c., &c / by W.W. Hall.

Date:
1893
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Credit: Good health by careful living, or, How to cure and how to prevent our every-day ailments : dyspepsia-diarrhea-biliousness-weakness-headache-neualgia-constipation-nervousness-&c., &c / by W.W. Hall. 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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    CHAPTER XVI.— Nervousness—What is it ?—How to be Treated—Cases in Point—Helping Nature—Nervous Debility - 185 to 196 CHAPTER XVII.— Nervousness Still—A Remedy—Physical Nervousness —Hysterics—Mental and Physical Exercise and Duties 197 to 207 CHAPTER XVIII.— The Unity of Disease—Biliousness—Dyspepsia—Neur- algia—Nervousness 208 to 212 CHAPTER XIX.— Air and Exercise—New Style of Hospital Life—Cases in Point—Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Again— The Effects of Physic and Medicine - - - 213 to 222 CHAPTER XX.— Spitting Blood —Epilepsy—Diarrhcsa—Dysentery— Nervous Dyspepsia—Bloody Flux - - - 223 to 237 CHAPTER XXI.— Good Health by Careful Living—The Argument - - 238 to 240 CHAPTER XXII.— Curative Value of Rest and Warmth—Chronic Diseases —Cases in Point—To Keep the Strength—Leave Off Hungry 241 to 252 CHAPTER XXIII.— The Digestibility of Various Foods in Order of Time— The Nutritiousness of Various Foods—Various Foods in Connection with Warmth and Strength - 253 to 269 CHAPTER XXIV.— Conclusion—Bad Atmosphere—Fresh Air—Consump- tion and other Wasting Ailments—Illustrative Oases—Removing the Cause-The Food Cure - 270 to 287