The Epitome of Medicine
The Epitome of Medicine
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But they are much less stable than the normal albuminoids, and combine more readily with guaiacol and certain other substances introduced into the circulation, forming with them harmless compounds. Thus it is that an amelioration of the general con- dition follows as promptly upon the admin- istration of this drug in the case of pul- monary tuberculosis. The guaiacol does not act upon the bacilli at all, but simply renders harmless the toxines elaborated by them. The local pulmonary process is ...not influenced directly by the drug, but the constitutional disturbance is removed, the fever subsides, the night-sweats cease, the appetite returns, the digestion is improved, and health is restored. Thus the organism is strengthened and is enabled to cope suc- cessfully with the bacillary invasion if the latter be not already too far advanced.
The greater the amount of the remedy which is introduced into the system, the more completely are the toxines de- stroyed ; hence large doses are advisable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But they are much less stable than the normal albuminoids, and combine more readily with guaiacol and certain other substances introduced into the circulation, forming with them harmless compounds. Thus it is that an amelioration of the general con- dition follows as promptly upon the admin- istration of this drug in the case of pul- monary tuberculosis. The guaiacol does not act upon the bacilli at all, but simply renders harmless the toxines elaborated by them. The local pulmonary process is ...not influenced directly by the drug, but the constitutional disturbance is removed, the fever subsides, the night-sweats cease, the appetite returns, the digestion is improved, and health is restored. Thus the organism is strengthened and is enabled to cope suc- cessfully with the bacillary invasion if the latter be not already too far advanced.
The greater the amount of the remedy which is introduced into the system, the more completely are the toxines de- stroyed ; hence large doses are advisable.
What to read after The Epitome of Medicine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amidon, Royal Wells, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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