 | 1881 - 1168 pages
...lymphoid cells, insteail of developing into proper epithelium. They so rapidly form, and are thrown oft' so quickly, that they have not time to get proper...much more rapidly absorbed, and is capable of much 1110145 rapid transformation in the cell itself than the usual one. This power is, I believe, possessed... | |
 | 1881 - 408 pages
...They so rapidly form, and are thrown off so quickly, that they have not time to get proper nu- | ment, but with one which is much more rapidly absorbed,...cod-liver oil, and to its quality of nourishing the rapidly-formed cells in the lungs in cases of bronchitis and catarrhal pneumonia I believe iti great... | |
 | 1881 - 494 pages
...to grow properly we must supply them, not with an ordinary kind of nutriment, but with one which is more rapidly absorbed, and is capable of much more...cod-liver oil, and to its quality of nourishing the rapidly-formed cells in the lungs in cases of bronchitis and catarrhal pneumonia I believe its great... | |
 | 1882 - 848 pages
...on when the horse is feeding on hay and corn is much more permanent. Persons fattened on cod liver oil soon lose the fatness again, and this, I think,...usual one. This power is, I believe, possessed by cod liver oil, and to its quality of nourishing the rapidly -formed cells in the lungs in cases of... | |
 | 1881 - 404 pages
...property to its admixture with biliary substances or to its chemical composition, we can not say. Dr. Weir Mitchell quotes a remark made by an old nurse,...cod-liver oil, and to its quality of nourishing the rapidly-formed cells in the lungs in cases of bronchitis and catarrhal pneumonia I believe its great... | |
 | 1881 - 886 pages
...do not grow as they ought to do. They remain, more or less, lymphoid cells, instead of develop! ng into proper epithelium. They so rapidly form, and...cod-liver oil, and to its quality of nourishing the rapidly-formed cells in the lungs in cases of bronchitis and catarrhal pneumonia I believe its great... | |
 | Thomas Lauder Brunton - 1906 - 720 pages
...are produced in great numbers, but they do not grow as they ought to do. They VOMITING IN COU6H. 571 remain, more or less, lymphoid cells, instead of developing...cod-liver oil, and to its quality of nourishing the rapidly-formed cells in the lungs in cases of bronchitis and catarrhal pneumonia I believe its great... | |
 | 1881 - 404 pages
...in the kinds of fat accumulated under the subcutaneous tissues of men just as there are differe'ices in subcutaneous fats which accumulate in horses. The...cod-liver oil, and to its quality of nourishing the rapidly-formed cells in the lungs in cases of bronchitis and catarrhal pneumonia I believe its great... | |
 | 1881 - 396 pages
...to get proper nutriment, and if they are to grow jroperly we must supply them, not with an ordilary kind of nutriment, but with one which is much more...possessed by cod-liver oil, and to its quality of nourshing the rapidly-formed cells in the luugs in cases of bronchitis and catarrhal pneumonia I believe... | |
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Supposing that it does possess this power, we can readily see how very advantageous it will be. In chronic bronchitis and in catarrh and pneumonia we have a rapid cellgrowth, but want of development. The cells lining the respiratory cavities are produced... 