The North American Journal of Homeopathy, Volume 44American Medical Union, 1896 |
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... seems to act upon gummatous exudation as the sun's rays upon snow . That substance is potassium iodide and although we as homœopaths recognize its power of doing harm yet that harm is not to be compared to the injury done by a rapidly ...
... seems to act upon gummatous exudation as the sun's rays upon snow . That substance is potassium iodide and although we as homœopaths recognize its power of doing harm yet that harm is not to be compared to the injury done by a rapidly ...
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... seems to me that every careful believer in Homœopathy must be . As I look at it , he has sounded a note which must be musical to the ear of every good homoeopath and believer in the Organon . It is condi- tions that we treat , not any ...
... seems to me that every careful believer in Homœopathy must be . As I look at it , he has sounded a note which must be musical to the ear of every good homoeopath and believer in the Organon . It is condi- tions that we treat , not any ...
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... seems to be worst at the base of the brain . The nose membranes tingle and itch to the point of sneezing . A watery coryza obtains , and simulates acute rhinitus . The kidneys secrete large quantities of pale , watery urine , the ...
... seems to be worst at the base of the brain . The nose membranes tingle and itch to the point of sneezing . A watery coryza obtains , and simulates acute rhinitus . The kidneys secrete large quantities of pale , watery urine , the ...
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... seems now to be shrinking . July 7th . Growth a dark bluish red in color and increasing in size again . Gives much pain . the pain . The lightest touch of July 10th . Growth larger . to touch . Injected one minim . Patient not sleeping ...
... seems now to be shrinking . July 7th . Growth a dark bluish red in color and increasing in size again . Gives much pain . the pain . The lightest touch of July 10th . Growth larger . to touch . Injected one minim . Patient not sleeping ...
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... seems to be hard bone . " T NEWER METHODS IN ANESTHESIA . * BY GEORGE PARKER HOLDEN , M.D. New York . HERE have recently been numerous experiments with regard to the use of oxygen in combination with ether and chloroform , in the ...
... seems to be hard bone . " T NEWER METHODS IN ANESTHESIA . * BY GEORGE PARKER HOLDEN , M.D. New York . HERE have recently been numerous experiments with regard to the use of oxygen in combination with ether and chloroform , in the ...
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