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Children's Deformed Feet

See Club Foot. ...

Pseudo-angina

While this name is more or less unfortunate, it has long been...

Autodrownage

Autodrownage is the name given by the author to the drowning...

Bromids And Chloral

If there is much restlessness and the circulation is good, th...

Where The Temperature Is Too Low That Is Below 98-2/5 Deg

rub all over with warm olive oil, and clothe in good soft flan...

Night Sweats

This distressing symptom, which accompanies various illnesses,...

To Prevent Diarrhoea

Where it is prevailing as an _epidemic_, _Ipecac_ at night, a...

Pulmonary Stenosis Pulmonary Obstruction

If stenosis is actually present in this location, the lesion ...

Complications Following Esophagoscopy

These are to be avoided in large measure by the exercise of ...

Acetic Acid

For use in our treatment we recommend Coutts' Acetic Acid. It ...

Pimples On The Face

See Face. ...

Fludd

ROBERT FLUDD, surnamed "the Searcher," an English physician, ...

Exhaustion

Often very serious trouble takes the form of simple overwhelmi...

Laudanum

There is intense drowsiness and contraction of pupils of eye. ...

Cancer

Swellings in the breast often arouse fear of cancer, but are g...

Vaccination Trouble

When a child is suffering after vaccination, we should have hi...

Diet For The Acutely Ill

The acutely ill person experiences occasional attacks of dist...

Leucorrhea Whites

Take A D current, very mild force. Introduce the vaginal elec...

Fever Typhoid

Treat as under Fever, Gastric, and Fever. In addition, great c...

Where There Is A Will There Is A Way!

I have been frequently compelled to resort to these milder ap...



Tea






Source: Papers On Health

Tea should not be infused longer than three or four minutes, and
cream should be used with it. The albuminous matter in milk tends to
throw down some of the tannic acid in an insoluble form. It should not
be taken too hot, and if taken at a meat meal (which is undesirable),
not till quite the conclusion of the meal. Much tea-drinking produces
nervousness and indigestion. If taken very weak it forms a pleasing
addition to the morning and evening meal, but taken as it usually is,
and especially between meals, such as at afternoon tea, it is a serious
cause of ill-health.





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