Scientific American Supplement, No. 388, June 9, 1883
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There can be no question but that protection from cold and judiciousattention to the health generally, by suitable exercise and diet, hasa powerful tendency to prevent that overloaded condition of the bloodto which I believe acute pneumonia to be chiefly due; still I have nodoubt but that the most active preventive measure that can be adoptedis keeping up the respiratory capacity to the full requirements of thesystem, a precaution which is specially necessary to ease-loving andhigh-living gentl...emen who are past the prime of life. I am of theopinion that if such persons would cultivate their breathing powers bythe simple means here recommended, their liability to pneumonia wouldbe notably reduced.
THE TRUE FIRST STAGE OF CONSUMPTION.
The progress of tubercular consumption has been divided by pathologistsinto three stages. The first stage being that in which a deposit oftubercular matter occurs in the lung tissue, the second is entered onwhen the tubercles soften, and the third when they have melted down, been expectorated, and cavities have formed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There can be no question but that protection from cold and judiciousattention to the health generally, by suitable exercise and diet, hasa powerful tendency to prevent that overloaded condition of the bloodto which I believe acute pneumonia to be chiefly due; still I have nodoubt but that the most active preventive measure that can be adoptedis keeping up the respiratory capacity to the full requirements of thesystem, a precaution which is specially necessary to ease-loving andhigh-living gentl...emen who are past the prime of life. I am of theopinion that if such persons would cultivate their breathing powers bythe simple means here recommended, their liability to pneumonia wouldbe notably reduced.
THE TRUE FIRST STAGE OF CONSUMPTION.
The progress of tubercular consumption has been divided by pathologistsinto three stages. The first stage being that in which a deposit oftubercular matter occurs in the lung tissue, the second is entered onwhen the tubercles soften, and the third when they have melted down, been expectorated, and cavities have formed.
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