| Ralph Barnes Grindrod - 1839 - 564 sayfa
...dog, these angles were rounded off, and the pieces throughout much softer. Strong liquors are often equally productive of indigestion in man. Many hours,...reject a part, or the whole, of a dinner undigested." * Physiology of Digestion, by Andrew Combe, MD he remarks, " have generally heen appetites;" and again,... | |
| Ralph Barnes Grindrod - 1840 - 542 sayfa
...dog, these angles were rounded off, and the pieces throughout much softer. Strong liquors are often equally productive of indigestion in man. Many hours,...reject a part, or the whole, of a dinner undigested." t Hipp. Sect. ii. Aphor. 21. p. 1245. — A striking illustration of this effect is related by Dr.... | |
| Ralph Barnes Grindrod - 1840 - 1078 sayfa
...dog, these angles were rounded off, and the pieces throughout much softer. Strong liquors are often equally productive of indigestion in man . Many hours^...night, after a debauch in wine, it is common enough to re1ect a part, or the whole, of a dinner undigested." t Hipp. Sect. ii. Aphor. 21. p. 1245. — A striking... | |
| Ralph Barnes Grindrod - 1843 - 396 sayfa
...often equally productive of indigestion in man. Many lours, and even a whole night, after a de>auch in wine, it is common enough to reject a part, or the whole, of a dinner undigested." This fact is well known among drunkards, whose undigested food is often seen on the pathway in our... | |
| Peter Burne - 1847 - 482 sayfa
...35. The same effect is produced in the stomach of man ; for as Dr. Beddoes adds to the foregoing : " Many hours and even a whole night, after a debauch...reject a part or the whole of a dinner, undigested." This, then, is one way in which alcohol manifests itself a poison, inasmuch as it tends, in a degree,... | |
| James Dawson Burns - 1861 - 512 sayfa
...rountries where fermented liquors are forbidden, has been observed to have precisely the same efl'eet. Strong liquors are equally productive of indigestion...whole night after a debauch in wine, it is common unough to reject a part or the whole of a dinner undigested. ilr Pilger, an active and accurate experimenter,... | |
| Sir Benjamin Ward Richardson - 1880 - 350 sayfa
...statement of the late Dr. Cheyne, that nothing more effectively hinders digestion than alcohol. That " many hours, and even a whole night, after a debauch...reject a part or the whole of a dinner undigested." I hold that those who abstain from alcohol have the best digestions ; and that more instances of indigestion,... | |
| 1881 - 140 sayfa
...promote digestion. Dr. Cheyne says that nothing more effectively hinders digestion than alcohol ; that many hours, and even a whole night, after a debauch in wine it is common enough to reject a part or whole of the dinner undigested. I hold that those who abstain from alcohol have the best digestion,... | |
| 1881 - 146 sayfa
...promote digestion. Dr. Cheyne says that nothing more effectively hinders digestion than alcohol ; that many hours, and even a whole night, after a debauch in wine it is common enough to reject a part orwhole of the dinner undigested. I hold that those who abstain from alcohol have the best digestion,... | |
| Leon C. Field - 1883 - 180 sayfa
...statement of the late Dr. Cheyne, that nothing more effectively hinders digestion than alcohol. That " many hours, and even a whole night, after a debauch...reject a part or the whole of a dinner undigested." I hold that those who abstain from alcohol have the best digestion; and that more instances of indigestion,... | |
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