10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GEOPHAGIST»
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Essentials of Medical Geology: Impacts of the Natural ...
Such a physiological explanation for geophagy is an attractive hypothesis, and
certainly soils have the potential to supply mineral nutrients to the geophagist.
Hydrochloric acid is secreted in the stomach and is a major component of gastric
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Olle Selinus, B. J. Alloway, 2005
He mentions, however, it may be remarked in passing, a Negress who was a
geophagist on her arrival from Africa. From Dons's material, which refers chiefly
to St. John but is also valid for St. Thomas, it emerges that both children and
adults ...
Bengt Anell, Sture Lagercrantz, 1958
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Inverted Medical Dictionary, Second Edition
geophagism geophagy geophagist individual involved earthworm lumbricus
earthworm-like lumbricoid eating animal food carnivorous zoophagous eating
aversion apocleisis eating in excess polyphagia bulimia hyperphagia binge
eating ...
Bruce C. Carlstedt, Mary J. Stanaszek, Walter F. Stanaszek, 1991
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P & G Pharmacy Handbook
... otodynia otoneuralgia eardrum tympanic membrane eardrum Infection
mycomyringitis myringomycosis earth eating geophagia geophagism geophagy
ear deformity • equilibrium 57 geophagist individual involved earthworm
lumbricus ...
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Consuming the Inedible: Neglected Dimensions of Food Choice
... 164, 197-98, 201-202 genetic, 84-85 drift, 33 engineering, 59-60 modification,
see genetically modified genetically modified, genetic modification, GM, GMO, 6,
53-54, 59-61, 63, 65 geophagia, geophagy, geophagic(s), geophagist(s), xi, 1-3,
...
Jeremy M. MacClancy, C. J. K. Henry, Jeya Henry, 2009
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Craving Earth: Understanding Pica--the Urge to Eat Clay, ...
Windsor explained his decision to become a geophagist. “I wondered why men
were not as healthy as animals. I observed that almost every man had stomach
troubles and that the wild animals had good stomachs. I became convinced that ...
7
Medical Lexicon. A New Dictionary of Medical Science, ...
CLAYEATER, Geophagist. CLAYEATING, Geophagism. CLEANSINGS, Lochis.
CLEAHSEEING, Clairvoyance. CLEARWEED, Pilca pumila. CLEAV'AGE, (Sax.
oleo]:an, 'to split.') The natural line of separation exhibited by certain substances,
...
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... endophagy, Entomophaga, entomophagous, entomophagy, esophagus, eu-
ryphagous, exophagus, fuciphagous, galacto- phage, galactophagia,
galactophagous, galliph- age, galliphagous, galliphagy, geophagist,
geophagous, geophagy, ...
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Geology and Health : Closing the Gap: Closing the Gap
Nevertheless soils do have the potential to supply mineral nutrients to the
geophagist. For example, clays encountering the acidity of the stomach will
release elements that they hold by cation exchange, for example, iron oxides will
be partially ...
H. Catherine W. Skinner Lecturer in Geology and Geophysics Yale University, Antony R. Berger Lecturer in Geology and Geophysics Yale University, 2003
The geophagist, or earth-eater, exists and, for all I know, grows fat in other parts
of the world. Earth is even consumed inadvertently and in a minor degree by
English footballers on a muddy day, and who shallsay it is not their geopbagous
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Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, 1927
