On Sea Sickness
On Sea Sickness
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3. In many the digestive organs have been irritated by their previous habits of living, or by the action of cathartic medi- cines which have been taken as a supposed prophylactic against the sickness. I do not mean to say that those whose digestive functions are feeble and imperfect are more* liable to sea-sickness than others; but, if the constitutional susceptibility to this affec- tion exists, they are less capable of resisting 20 (Xtf SEA-SICKNESS.
i its effects, they suffer more, and their...^ recov- ery is much more tedious. Then, again, because bile-vomiting is the result, bile is supposed to be the cause of the sickness. " I expect to be sick, because I am bilious, " or " I ani never sick, except when I am bil- ious, " are remarks which I often hear. But, in reality, the bile has as little to do with the sea-sickness as it has with the evil con- sequences to a child of a fall down-stairs. In both the bile-vomiting is not a cause, but a consequence, of . The cerebral perturbation.
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3. In many the digestive organs have been irritated by their previous habits of living, or by the action of cathartic medi- cines which have been taken as a supposed prophylactic against the sickness. I do not mean to say that those whose digestive functions are feeble and imperfect are more* liable to sea-sickness than others; but, if the constitutional susceptibility to this affec- tion exists, they are less capable of resisting 20 (Xtf SEA-SICKNESS.
i its effects, they suffer more, and their...^ recov- ery is much more tedious. Then, again, because bile-vomiting is the result, bile is supposed to be the cause of the sickness. " I expect to be sick, because I am bilious, " or " I ani never sick, except when I am bil- ious, " are remarks which I often hear. But, in reality, the bile has as little to do with the sea-sickness as it has with the evil con- sequences to a child of a fall down-stairs. In both the bile-vomiting is not a cause, but a consequence, of . The cerebral perturbation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fordyce Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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