10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INSALIVATION»
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1
The Horse: how to Feed Him, Avoid Disease, and Save Money
After the food has undergone the necessary processes of mastication and
insalivation, and, as it passes backwards in the act_of swalloWing or deylutition,
it becomes coated with a thick mucous or viscous secretion, thrown out from
glands on ...
2
Principles of physiology: designed for the use of schools, ...
INSALIVATION— DEGLUTITION — CHYMIFICATION. PLATE IV ORGANS OF
DIGESTION. FIGURE 1. GENERAL VIEW OF. 20 jaw, and two canine teeth and
four molars on each side. All these teeth fall out at from six to eight years of age,
and ...
J. C. Comstock, John Lee Comstock, Benjamin N. Commings, 1855
3
Digestion and Dyspepsia
INSALIVATION. The first act of digestion, after prehension, or taking the food into
the mouth, is mastication. The object of mastication is insalivation. Every particle
of food should be minHcd with saliva, or digestion cannot be properly performed.
4
The Science of Breath, Hatha Yoga and Psychic Healing
Insalivation of food is part of the digestive process, and certain work is done by
the saliva which can not be performed by the other digestive juices. Physiologists
teach most positively that thorough mastication and proper insalivation of the ...
5
Hatha Yoga Or, the Yogi Philosophy of Physical Well-Being
Insalivation of food is part of the digestive process, and certain work is done by
the saliva which can not be performed by the other digestive juices. Physiologists
teach most positively that thorough mastication and proper insalivation of the ...
6
A Treatise on Food and Diet: With Observations on the ...
Nor is the process of insalivation, as affecting the digestibility of the food, to be
overlooked. When food has been thoroughly intermixed with the saliva and
mucus of the mouth, it is more readily and speedily permeated and acted on by
the ...
Jonathan Pereira, Charles Alfred Lee, 1843
7
Hatha Yoga: The Purification Path to Kaivalya
Physiologists teach most positively that thorough mastication and proper
insalivation of the food are prerequisites of normal digestion, and form a most
necessary part of the process. Certain specialists have gone much further and
have given ...
Yogi Ramacharaka, Lateef Terrell Warnick
8
Experiments and Observations on the Gastric Juice, and the ...
CHAPTER V. MASTICATION, INSALIVATION, AND DEGLUTITION. Uses of
mastication — Nature and use of saliva — Saliva not essential to digestion —
Mastication essential as a means of dividing food into minute portions —
Deglutition ...
William Beaumont, Andrew Combe, 1838
9
A Defence of the Graham System of Living: Or, Remarks on ...
INSALIVATION. Insalivation is the process by which food is mixed with the saliva.
This is a highly important function, and on its faithful performance depends the
proper digestion of aliments received into the stomach. All solid food taken into ...
Insalivation offood is part of the digestive process, andcertain work is done by
thesaliva which cannot be performed bythe otherdigestive juices.
Physiologiststeach most positively that thorough mastication and proper
insalivation of the food ...
Yogi Ramacharaka, William Walker Atkinson, 2014
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... much discussed by the British Medical Association, specifically the benefits of prolonged mastication and thorough insalivation of food which ... «Independent, Jul 10»
