La famiglia americana medico : o, domestici guida per la salute : per l'uso dei medici, le famiglie, le piantagioni, navi, viaggiatori, ecc. . T diventare freddi e refrigerati, andcolds, &c, sono il risultato. Se uno non è in grado di partecipare al lavaggio e thoroughlydrying i piedi ogni notte, egli dovrebbe, specialmente in condizioni di clima freddo, toast themsome tempo presso il fuoco prima di entrare nel letto. Ho indurito raffreddori gravi inhundreds di istanze durante il freddo e umido meteo, avendo semplicemente la 144 AMERICAN FAMILY MEDICO. suole dei piedi tostate per mezz'ora o un'ora in un momento, prima di ritirarvi,proseguendo per la sev

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The American family physician : or, Domestic guide to health : for the use of physicians, families, plantations, ships, travelers, etc. . t become cold and chilled, andcolds, &c, are the result. If one cannot attend to washing and thoroughlydrying the feet every night, he should, especially in cold weather, toast themsome time at the fire before getting into bed. I have cured severe colds inhundreds of instances during cold and damp weather, by simply having the 144 AMERICAN FAMILY PHYSICIAN. soles of the feet toasted for half an hour or an hour at a time, before retiring, continuing it for several nights in succession, with the application of a warmiron or two to the feet during each night. Indeed, persons whose feet per-spire freely in the winter, will find it advantageous to toast and dry the feetthoroughly every night. The application of warm irons to the feet duringthe night is only useful in cases of coughs, colds, and the like, and also wherethe feet are habitually cold, as in persons advanced in years; when usedunnecessarily and constantly it renders the person too susceptible to externalimpressions. Fig. 11.. at Transverse section of nail, magnified 250 diam-eters, a, layers of the bed of the nail; C, hornylayer; c, ridges of the proper substance of the nail;e, upper flat cells of the mucous layer of the nail. The nails are metamorphosedparts of the epidermis or scarfskin, and consists of two layers, a soft, mucous, and a horny layer. Thehorny layer, or proper nail, as foundq by a microscopic investigation, con-sists of many layers of thin, polyg-onal, flat scales or plates. The bedof the nail or the surface from whichit is produced, instead of beingpapillated like the epidermis orscarfskin, forms minute longitudi-nal folds, which are abundantly fur-nished with capillary vessels, fromthe exterior of which is producedthe nail; between these folds andfirmly attached to them, are platesor scales, which are gradually pushedforward and upward, to coalesce withthe n

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1850
• booksubjectmedicin
• bookyear1858