10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANTALKALINE»
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The Medical Guide, for the Use of the Clergy, Heads of ...
... of Gout, asserts that regulargout is occasioned by predominating acid in the
blood, and consequently that the remedy is an antacid, and that atonic gout is
produced by predominating alkali, and therefore an antalkaline is the proper
remedy; ...
2
Note-book of Materia Medica, Pharmacology and Therapeutics
Vinegar acts as a refrigerant, astringent, and antalkaline. Diluted with water, it is
used as a wash to sponge the body in fevers, phthisis, internal hemorrhages and
inflammations, purpura, &c. It reduces the preternatural heat in fevers, ...
Robert Edmund Scoresby Jackson, 1871
3
The Medical Guide ... The fourteenth edition, with additions
There is no disease nor disorder, local or general, in the human body that either
arises, from or is aggravated by the predominance of an uncombined alkaline, so
as to render the use of an antalkaline necessary. The urine contains an excess ...
4
Midline Medical Dictionary
... another, or a muscle opposing the action of another, Antagonistic. Acting in an
opposite way. ftilsfl; Antalgesic. See Antalgic. Antalgic. Medicine that relieves
pain; antalgesic; analgesic. Antalkaline 96 Antalkaline. An agent neutralizing
alkali.
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Encyclopedia of the Scientific Revolution: From Copernicus ...
This permitted him, for example, to correct putative abnormal acid-base balances
with antacid and antalkaline drugs. In contrast to traditional medicines
compounded of many ingredients, Paracelsus favored drugs made of single
substances.
There is no disease nor disorder, local or general, in the human body that either
arises from or is aggravated by the predominance of an uncombined alcaline, so
as to render the use of an antalkaline necessary. The urine contains an excess ...
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The British Critic: And Quarterly Theological Review
Antalkaline. a. Antacid. 3. Antiseptic." " Fifth, Medicines which produce their
Consequences from_External Application, or on Substances formed within the
Machine and lodged without the Verge of the Circulation. i As, , " t. Epispastics, "
3.
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The American Botanist, and Family Physician...
... as 0. cathartic; and may be taken in decoct/ion, or in substance. CUDWEED.
The clear juice of this herb is said to cure warts, remove freckles, sun-burns, 82c.
-I-{Q} 1 CURRANT. The fruit is refrigerant and antalkaline ;-—good 3* Iv I 'c I -'K | '.
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A Dictionary of the Economic Products of India
The rind is said to be stomachic and carminative. Lemon juice is highly valued as
an antiscorbutic and refrigerant—primarily antalkaline; secondarily, antacid. It
forms the best remedy for scurvy, and an excellent drink in fever and
inflammatory ...
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Pharmacopoeia of India, Prepared under the Authority of Her ...
Tests. — Ten fluid ounces, after being boiled for five minutes, require for
neutralization 178 grain-measures of the volumetric solution of oxalic acid. A well
-known antalkaline and refrigerant. It is not to be confounded with ordinary Soda
Water, ...
