The relation of alimentation and disease / by J.H. Salisbury.

  • Salisbury, James Henry, 1823-1905.
Date:
1888
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Credit: The relation of alimentation and disease / by J.H. Salisbury. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Softening of the connective tissues causes hemorrhage, 92. Soldiers on hard bread, abnormal results, 197. Soles of feet seem cushioned, army biscuit diet, thirteenth day, 200. Soul force, coming and going of, 180. passively receptive to, 180. stands behind our will, 180. Soul, its rightful place, 183. must be taken into account in restora- tion of health, 183. should be in every endeavor made for use or pleasure, 10. Soups forbidden, 98. Sour corn causes hog cholera as well as slop, 225. stomach, 219. wine drinkers, goiterous, 212. yeast passages in consumption, 147. South America, 212. Spain, goitre in, 212. Spasmodic asthma, cause of gravel of liver, 110. Speech, imperfect, in cretins, 213. Sphincter ani, paralyzed, in army biscuit diet, 205. Spina, opinion of, 33. Spirilina asthma, accessory cause of asthma, 109, 110, 117. Spleen, paper on, American Journal Medical Sciences, April, 18(56, 159. Sponge bath in consumption, 98. Spongy swollen gums from salt meats, 149. Spores, 110. of saceharomyces in the cuticle and skin follicles in hog cholera, 229. mvcoderma, in all the mucous mem- branes and in the blood apparatus, in hog cholera, 229. Sputum, begins in third stage of consumption of lung, 90. characters of, in first and second stages of consumption, 90. fourth stage, marked by shreds of con- nective tissue, 91. in consumption, 46. in third stage of consumption filled with mycodcrma spores, 90. morphology of, 116, 117, 167. Squash, 207. or string beans rank next to potatoes, etc., 208. sour, produces trouble, 208. Stages in chronic diarrhoea, 48, 51, 53. in consumption, 37, 48, 51, 86. Staggers, 221. in walking, on baked beans diet, 186. Stamp on the mind and heart of patients that the cure depends on them, 179. Standard of urine, a healthy infant’s at a healthy mother’s breast, 168. Starches and sugars digested by liver, pan- creas, Brunner’s and Lieberkuhn’s glands, 145. Starchy food by exercise hastens into intes- tines, and is digested before it can fer- ment, 197. Starvation in extreme fatty degeneration, 142, 143. Stasis of blood from paralysis, 134. biood-vessels, effect of, 25. State of inspiration and reception is one of great deeds, etc., without loss, 10. Steak, broiled, 97, 127. chopped, 97, 127. unchopped, 124, 136. Stelliue in blood, 155. Stellurine in blood, 155. Steps in handling disease: first, diagnosis of causes, all features of derangement; second, remove causes and restore health, 167. Sticky walls of blood-vessels sites for nuclei of thrombi, 227. Stiffening, after rest of body, explained, 162. of muscular and glue tissues in rheuma- tism due to sour, fermenting food, 162. Still-fed hogs, all have chronic diarrhcea, 228. number about 7,500,000 in 1858 in TJ. S., 225. Stock-breeders understand the advantage of milk warm from the cow, 17. Stomach, a carnivorous organ, 18, 145. a meat-digesting organ, 208. a veritable “ yeast-pot,” 146. and bowels distended with gas in oat- meal diet, 193, 194. digests nothing but lean meats, 297. does not digest fats, fruits, starches, or sugars, 145. fibroid of, how caused, 146. first suffers in vegetable dyspepsia, 145. for digesting lean meats mainly, 145. full of indigestible and fermenting food a cause of asthma, 110. needs meats for exciting normal use, 145. receives vitality from the cerebellum, 6. scirrhus of, how caused, 146. should be washed out with hot water, 144. sour, 220, 221. Stool small, hard, light-colored, 220. Stools restored to health by meat-eating af- ter baked beans diet, 188. Strait and narrow path, 25. Strain of active life, how treated, 300. Strangling cough, 77. Strength less, army biscuit diet, thirteenth day, 200. Stricture of large bowel from thickening, 147. String beans, 207, 295. rank next to potatoes, 208. Strings of mucus coagulated by acid rolled up, 174. Study of germ disease began by author in 1849, iii. Stumbles readily in walking, army biscuit diet, thirteentb day, 200. Stupid, on army biscuit diet, fifth day, 199; eleventh day, 200. oatmeal diet, 195. Subjects of army biscuit diet, strong, healthy men in their prime, 204.