The Science And Practice of Medicine V. 2
The Science And Practice of Medicine V. 2
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Scurri/, typhoid feeer, dysentery, and ulcer, which, up to the period of the change, had produced great havoc, I became comparatively rare in occurrence and light in impression," End, it niiiy now be added, are liardly known except by name.* An insufHcicnt diet was the main predisposing cause of the dysenteiy which prevailed in London at the Penitentiarj-, MilU bauk, shortly after its completion. This prison is bnilt on a marab I below the level of the Thames at high- water, the river being ban...ked ■ A» Dr. ChrUtiann jtistly obBdr»e«, tho eaU moat of mililiiry nnd nnvsl rnliona w I not ihe HBRIH Hs the suit meut of civil Ul'o. Tlie r(irm(>r is highly- ealtpd, in oriieF to I keep for two iir more jeara in every olimtite. Ila nutritive VBlue ie thus greatly overruleti, and its nutritive conetiliiL-nta are still further diminished b; the process I or washing out in water before it can be eaten. Thua, besides the irritant effects of Ibe fnit diet in producing dysentery, iinother element exists as a cbusb of disoata — I namely, tho insuflieient outritiun which (he aalt ration diet is ohle tt> impart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scurri/, typhoid feeer, dysentery, and ulcer, which, up to the period of the change, had produced great havoc, I became comparatively rare in occurrence and light in impression," End, it niiiy now be added, are liardly known except by name.* An insufHcicnt diet was the main predisposing cause of the dysenteiy which prevailed in London at the Penitentiarj-, MilU bauk, shortly after its completion. This prison is bnilt on a marab I below the level of the Thames at high- water, the river being ban...ked ■ A» Dr. ChrUtiann jtistly obBdr»e«, tho eaU moat of mililiiry nnd nnvsl rnliona w I not ihe HBRIH Hs the suit meut of civil Ul'o. Tlie r(irm(>r is highly- ealtpd, in oriieF to I keep for two iir more jeara in every olimtite. Ila nutritive VBlue ie thus greatly overruleti, and its nutritive conetiliiL-nta are still further diminished b; the process I or washing out in water before it can be eaten. Thua, besides the irritant effects of Ibe fnit diet in producing dysentery, iinother element exists as a cbusb of disoata — I namely, tho insuflieient outritiun which (he aalt ration diet is ohle tt> impart.
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