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" ... required, and brandy when a stronger stimulant is indicated. The resort to farinaceous matters, predigested, must become greater and greater as our knowledge of digestion and its derangements waxes larger. It is not merely in the case of feeble infants... "
Gaillard's Medical Journal and the American Medical Weekly - Page 546
1886
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The Medical Age, Volume 4

1886 - 596 pages
...useful; persons of feeble digestion require these soluble carbohydrates, which they can assimilate. But an equally great matter is the feeding of persons...perish of inanition on the mistaken conviction that beef-tea is a sustaining food. It is in the sickroom that soluble carbo-hydrates have a great future...
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American Medical Digest, Volume 5

1886 - 664 pages
...its derangements waxes larger. It is not merely in the case of feeble infants that such predigested starch and milk sugar are indicated and useful; persons...conviction that beef tea is a sustaining food. It is in the sick room that soluble carbo hydrates have a great future before them. J. MILNE R FOTHERGILL, MD The...
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The Western Medical Reporter, Volume 8

1886 - 486 pages
...its derangements waxes larger. It is not merely in the case of feeble infants that such predigested starch and milk sugar are indicated and useful; persons...conviction that beef tea is a sustaining food. It is in the sick room that soluble carbohydrates have a great future before them. J. MlLNER FOTHERGILL, MD ARTICULAR...
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Medical Era, Volume 3

1886 - 400 pages
...its derangements waxes larger. It is not merely in the case of feeble infants that such predigested starch and milk sugar are indicated and useful; persons...conviction that beef tea is a sustaining food. It is in the sick room that soluble carbo-hydrates have a great future before them. J. MlLNER FOTHEHaiLL. THE increasing...
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Physician and Surgeon: A Professional Medical Journal, Volume 8

1886 - 638 pages
...its derangements waxes larger. It is not merely in the case of feeble infants that such predigested starch and milk sugar are indicated and useful; persons...where there is pyrexia, who now are allowed to perish ot inanition on the mistaken conviction that beef tea is a sustaining food. It is in the sick room...
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American Practitioner and News, Volumes 1-2

1886 - 908 pages
...its derangements waxes larger. It is not merely in the case of feeble infants that such predigested starch and milk sugar are indicated and useful ; persons...the feeding of persons acutely sick, and especially when there is pyrexia," who now are allowed to perish of inanition on the mistaken conviction that...
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Southern Practitioner: An Independent Monthly Journal Devoted to ..., Volume 8

1886 - 606 pages
...its derangements waxes larger. It is not merely in the case of feeble infants that such pre-digested starch and milk sugar are indicated and useful ; persons...the feeding of persons acutely sick, and especially when there is pyrexia, who now are allowed to perish of inanition on the mistaken conviction that beef...
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Mississippi Valley Medical Monthly, Volume 6

1886 - 650 pages
...its derangements waxes larger. It is not merely in the case of feeble infants that such predigested starch and milk sugar are indicated and useful; persons...an equally great, matter is the feeding of persons actually sick, and especially when there is pyrexia, who now are allowed to perish of inanition on...
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The New England Medical Gazette, Volume 21

1886 - 664 pages
...its derangements waxes larger. It is not merely in the case of feeble infants that such predigested starch and milk sugar are indicated and useful : persons...perish of inanition on the mistaken conviction that beef-tea is a sustaining food. It is in the sick-room^ that soluble carbo-hydrates have a great future...
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The Atlanta Medical and Surgical Journal, Volume 3

1886 - 878 pages
...its derangements waxes larger. It is not merely in the case of feeble infants that such predigested starch and milk sugar are indicated and useful ; persons...the feeding of persons acutely sick, and especially when there is pyrexia, who now are allowed to perish of inanition on the mistaken conviction that beef...
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