I cannot say that the sarracenia had any effect whatever. It did not save life ; it did not modify in the least the eruption of smallpox ; it did not influence any of the secretions; it did not increase the secretion of urine ; in only one instance it... The New England Medical Gazette - Page 1611886Full view - About this book
| John James Drysdale, Robert Ellis Dudgeon, Richard Hughes, John Rutherfurd Russell - Homeopathy - 1863 - 716 pages
...care of such cases—by giving salines, if required, occasional aperients, and suitable diet, etc. I cannot say that the sarracenia had any effect whatever....might, however, easily have been from other causes. The particulars of the fifteen cases taken daily at the time of the trial of the sarracenia, are appended... | |
| New Sydenham Society - Medical jurisprudence - 1864 - 532 pages
...States that he made trial of the Sarracenia purpurea in 15 cases. He reports that he cannot say it had any effect whatever. It did not save life ; it...influence any of the secretions ; it did not increase the flow of urine ; in only one instance did it seem to act on the bowels, and this seeming effect might... | |
| 1864 - 560 pages
...States that he made trial of the Sarracenia purpurea in 15 cases. He reports that he cannot say it had any effect whatever. It did not save life ; it...influence any of the secretions ; it did not increase the flow of urine ; in only one instance did it seem to act on the bowels, and this seeming effect might... | |
| Thomas Hawkes Tanner - 1866 - 864 pages
...Hospital. They all died, as they would probably have done under any treatment. Mr. Marson remarks: " I cannot say that the Sarracenia had any effect whatever....life; it did not modify in the least the eruption ; it did not influence any of the secretions; it did not increase the secretion of urine ; in only... | |
| Thomas Hawkes Tanner - Medicine - 1869 - 692 pages
...Sarracenia had any effect whatever. It did not save life; it did not modify in the least the eruption; it did not influence any of the secretions ; it did...might, however, easily have been from other causes."* In managing the secondary fever, the physician ought to keep the bowels gently open by mild laxatives... | |
| Thomas Hawkes Tanner - Drugs - 1870 - 1294 pages
...Sarracenia had any effect whatever. It did not save life ; it did not modify in the least the eruption ; it did not influence any of the secretions ; it did...secretion of urine ; in only one instance it seemed to act oil the bowels ; the seeming effect might, bowever, easily have been from other causes."* In managing... | |
| Edwin Moses Hale - Homeopathy - 1875 - 826 pages
...cases, which I knew very well would recover under ordinary treatment, suitable diet, etc. I can not say that the Sarracenia had any effect whatever. It did not save life, for of the fifteen, all died. It did not modify the small pox eruption in the least. It did not influence... | |
| William Vallancey Drury - 1877 - 236 pages
...to be fatal cases of small- pox : all died. He says : "I cannot say that I saw any effects from it whatever. It did not save life, it did not modify...small-pox, it did not influence any of the secretions ; in only one case it seemed to act on the bowels, but that was doubtful." Haldane was equally unsuccessful.... | |
| William Vallancey Drury - 1877 - 236 pages
...likely to be fatal cases of small-pox : all died. He says : "I cannot say that I saw any effects from it whatever. It did not save life, it did not modify...small-pox, it did not influence any of the secretions ; in only one case it seemed to act on the bowels, but that was doubtful." Haldane was equally unsuccessful.... | |
| Edwin Moses Hale - Homeopathy - 1880 - 924 pages
...vaccinated cases, which I knew very well would recover under ordinary treatment, suitable diet, etc. I cannot say that the Sarracenia had any effect whatever. It did not save life, for of the fifteen all died. It did not modify the small-pox eruptions in the least. It did not influence... | |
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