About Tobacco And Its Deleterious Effects a book for Everyody Both Users And N
About Tobacco And Its Deleterious Effects a book for Everyody Both Users And N
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Chapman in the Medical Standard, Chica- go, January, 1892.
The French poet M. Santeuil died of acute poisoning by Tobacco Snuff taken in a jok- ing way. Doctors Woodman and Tidy's book on Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, page 380. This authentic book reports a number of other deaths from tobacco used in 26 different ways, including for murder, and for suicide. Taylor's Manual of Medical Juris- prudence also contains similar reports, as do other similar books.
From the faintness and loss of vol...untary motion 'from learning to use tobacco' some physicians early in the ipth century tried poultices, stupes, lotions, and ointments, made of it, on the skin; and decoctions, so- lutions, etc. , by enema, for the relief of colic, for the relaxation of the muscles in strangulated hernia (rupture) and some other spasmodic affections. All such uses of tobacco showed symptoms of poisoning im- mediately. When applied externally where it could be removed before much symptom of poisoning occurred, or in case of enema was expelled from the body sufficiently, some of the patients recovered from its use; but the deaths from its poison were relatively so numerous that the plant was banished from the Officinal Medical List (Pharmacopeia) of every country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chapman in the Medical Standard, Chica- go, January, 1892.
The French poet M. Santeuil died of acute poisoning by Tobacco Snuff taken in a jok- ing way. Doctors Woodman and Tidy's book on Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, page 380. This authentic book reports a number of other deaths from tobacco used in 26 different ways, including for murder, and for suicide. Taylor's Manual of Medical Juris- prudence also contains similar reports, as do other similar books.
From the faintness and loss of vol...untary motion 'from learning to use tobacco' some physicians early in the ipth century tried poultices, stupes, lotions, and ointments, made of it, on the skin; and decoctions, so- lutions, etc. , by enema, for the relief of colic, for the relaxation of the muscles in strangulated hernia (rupture) and some other spasmodic affections. All such uses of tobacco showed symptoms of poisoning im- mediately. When applied externally where it could be removed before much symptom of poisoning occurred, or in case of enema was expelled from the body sufficiently, some of the patients recovered from its use; but the deaths from its poison were relatively so numerous that the plant was banished from the Officinal Medical List (Pharmacopeia) of every country.
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