fresh, automobiling for, 266.
forests, 267.
Air, mountain, 266.
indoor, results of, 277.
outdoor, benefits of, 277.
vitiated, 264.
Albertoni, 35, 86, 141, 142.
Albuminuria from constipation, 202.
Alcohol habit, cause and prevention of, 356.
gland, thyroid, exhaustion of, as cause of drunkenness, 357.
glands, sexual, and, 360.
preventive, 361.
treatment of, 361.
ovarian extracts, 361.
thyroid, 361.
immunity to large doses of, 356.
persons easily affected by, 359.
quantities, large, effects of, 350.
age, old, premature, 352.
arteriosclerosis, 350.
brain, 350.
delirium tremens, 353.
progeny of, 353.
epileptics, 353.
genealogy, a terrible, 353.
glands, ductless, 351.
liver, 351.
kidneys, 351.
pituitary, 351.
sexual, 351.
thyroid, 352.
heart muscles, 350.
insanity, 350.
and crime, 351.
in tropical climates, 353.
on children, 354.
on thyroid gland, 357, 358.
quantities, large, immunity to, 357, 358.
resistance, diminution, 351.
diseases, nervous, 352.
fever, yellow, 352.
myxœdema, 352.
of powers of, 352.
pneumonia, 352.
scrofulosis, 352.
tuberculosis, 352.
uses of, 347.
as a preservative of tissues, 348.
as a stimulant, 348.
circulatory apparatus, 348, 349.
nervous system, 348.
wine, 348.
beer, 348.
brandy, 349
disadvantage, 349.
for snake poison, 358.
least injurious, 349.
longevity, 350, 355.
most injurious, 349.
overabundance, effect of, 348.
tonic, 349.
whiskey, 349.
wine, 348, 349.
Allbutt, Clifford, 406.
Amato, 80.
Amberg, 164.
Anderson, Mrs., 105.
Ansele, 442.
Appearance, youthful, hints on, 449.
baths, 454.
diet, 453.
disposition, cheerful, 450.
drugs, 451.
exercise, 450, 454.
glands, sexual, 452.
hair, 452.
and thyroid gland, 453.
skin, care of, 449.
slenderness, 453.
teeth, care of, 451.
Appendicitis. See _Intestines_.
Arloing, 212, 256.
Arteriosclerosis, etiology, 165, 167.
diet, 165.
coffee, 165.
meat, 165.
tea, 165.
diseases, infectious, 165.
syphilis, 165.
in brain workers, 423.
poisons, 165.
alcohol, 165.
lead, 165.
mercury, 165.
tobacco, 165.
preventives of, 168.
adrenals, reduction of activity of, 168.
blood, viscosity of, 168.
diet, 168.
exercise, 168.
thyroid, increase of activity of, 168.
Atwater, 287, 348.
Aubert, 209.
Aubertin, 161.
Baelz, 283.
Baldwin, 39, 394.
Ballet and Enriquez, 27.
Bamossi, 151.
Bang, 325.
Basch, 169.
Baumann, 91, 118, 152, 323, 431.
Bayon, 5, 23, 98.
Beck, Charles, 414.
Bedclothing, 229.
Behring, 326, 327.
Benda, 4.
Benedict, 287, 348.
Berger, 18.
Bernard and Bigart, 161.
Bernard, Claude, 125, 169, 335, 391, 439.
Bertrand, 427.
Besançon, 334.
Bianchini, 298.
Bickel, 339, 340, 341, 344.
Bier, 337.
Binz, 369, 371.
Bircher, 392.
Blood as food, 333, 337.
chemicals in, 335.
experiments with, 337.
ferments in, 335.
immunizing substances in, 336.
iron in, 333.
in drugs, 333.
in food, 333.
lack of, in chlorosis, 333.
in anæmia, 333.
organic and inorganic, 333.
blood, 334.
best, 335.
eggs, 334.
nuclein of eggs, 333.
spinach, 334.
ox, 336.
pigs’, 335, 336.
extracts in, 335.
puddings, 335.
sausages, 335, 336.
transfusion, dangers of, 337.
Blum, 5, 9, 22, 35, 86, 96, 139, 142, 145, 318, 329, 375, 431.
Blumenkranz, 232, 241.
Blumenthal and Jacobi, 83.
Boas, 202.
Bocci, 153.
Boerhaave, 425.
Boix, 153.
Bokenham, 9, 150.
Bonardi, 56.
Bonnamour, 161.
Bordet, 134.
Borylac, 162.
Bosse, 444.
Böttger, 364.
Boubnoff, 258.
Bouchard, 142, 153, 154, 371.
Bouchard and Hanot, 156.
Bouchut, 298.
Bouin, 442.
Boverie and Loeper, 162.
Breathing, deep, 267.
benefits of, 269.
contra-indications, 269.
nasal, 270.
Breisacher, Leo, 5, 9, 22, 138, 145, 318, 329.
Brieger, 34, 172.
Brissaud, 311.
Brown, 105.
Brown-Séquard, 8, 32, 125, 159, 198, 391, 410, 442, 443, 444, 445.
Brunton, Sir Lauder, 9, 150, 169, 245, 268, 366.
Buchner, 134.
Buddha, 396.
Bukojemsky, 444.
Bunge, 204, 205, 210, 285, 286, 297, 305, 306, 307, 333, 335, 336, 337,
365, 368, 370, 430.
Burghart, 440.
Camerer, 238.
Campbell, 111.
Campbell, Harry, 268, 343.
Camus, 445.
Carrion, 31.
Casselli, 31.
Cecca, 103.
Celibacy, 402.
Celsus, 256.
Charcot, 84, 96, 257, 415.
Charrin, 21, 140, 160, 161, 323.
Chittenden, 282, 283.
Christern, 371.
Christiani, 438.
Chroback, 441.
Circulatory system and adrenals, hygiene of, 164.
Cirrhosis, hepatic, production of, 153.
Clothing, rational, 219.
(See _Skin, Hygiene of_.)
Cohendy, Michel, 185, 186.
Cold, to prevent, 233, 278.
feet. See _Feet_.
Combe, 7, 102, 184, 186.
Constipation, habitual, prevention and treatment of, 175.
conditions, associated, in women, 176.
diet for, 178.
drugging for, 190.
emotions, effect of, 175.
fermentation, 188.
glands, ductless, 176.
sexual, 176.
hygiene of, 176.
nerves, intestinal, 176.
splanchnics, 176.
prevention of, 176.
diet, 176, 178.
cereals, 176, 177.
fruits, 177.
meat, 176.
milk, 178.
special, 178.
vegetables, 177.
thyroid, effect of, 175.
treatment, 179.
cascara sagrada, 180.
electricity, 179.
enemata, 179.
hydrotherapeutics, 179.
laxatives, 180.
massage, 179.
mineral waters, 180.
rectum, irrigation of, 179.
rhubarb, 180.
vagus, action of, 175.
Cornaro, 292, 401.
Cornil, 32, 47.
Crispino, 5, 23, 98.
Cunningham, 51.
Cyon, 31.
Danilewsky, 281.
Darier, 165.
Darnecy, 41.
D’Arsonval, 32, 443, 444.
Delcour, 135, 136, 196.
De l’Enclos, Ninon, 54.
Dellamare, 93, 167.
Demange, 110.
Demange and Oettinger, 96.
De Manasseine, Marie, 368.
Demme, 353.
Denison, Charles, 260.
De Quervain, 5, 23, 25, 98, 104, 352, 357.
Dercum, 44, 110.
Determann, 168, 320.
Dettweiler, 310.
Dever, 337.
Diabetes, opium in, 356.
sleepiness and, 376.
Diamare and Kuliabko, 78.
Diet, blood. See _Blood_.
for habitual constipation, 178.
meat, avoidance of, in aged, 323.
in infancy, 323.
boiled, 322.
canned, 322.
preservatives in, 322.
catharsis for, 324.
dangers of, 317.
heaviness following, 317.
in disease, 317.
dangers of, nervous disorders, 317.
results of, 317, 324.
absence of, from, 321.
in diabetes, 320.
in gout, 320.
on ductless glands, 317.
on kidneys, 319.
on pancreas, 319.
on uric acid formation, 320.
fresh, 322.
moderate, 322.
on circulatory apparatus, 320.
putrefaction, 324.
acids for, 324.
roasted, 322.
water and, 323.
white, 322.
milk, additions to, 329.
advantages of, 330.
for old age, 330, 332, 335.
antiseptic action of, 331.
asses’, 332.
boiled, 327.
digestibility of, 329.
ease of, on kidneys, 330.
on liver, 330.
on stomach, 330.
for athyroidia, 329.
goats’, 332.
human, 331.
ideal, 328, 331.
in childhood, 330.
kefir, 329.
longevity by, 329.
of thyroidectomized goats, 326.
raw, 327.
secretions of ductless glands in, 325.
substances in, 325, 326.
in acid fermented, 328.
suppression of myxœdema by, 325.
yogurth, 329.
vegetarian, advantages of, 309, 310, 311.
age, old, value to prevent, 311, 312.
conditions improved by, 321.
disadvantages of, 309, 312, 313, 314.
anatomical, 309.
diseases avoided by, 310, 311.
diseases from, 313, 314.
condition for, 314.
predisposition to, 314.
lack of obesity from, 311.
results of, 315.
to reduce uric acid, 311.
with proteids and fats, 309, 310.
Diet, vegetarian, with proteids and fats, in disease, 310.
Disease a self-defense, 419.
benefits of, 420.
early recognition of, 421.
treatment, 421.
Dubois, 446.
Duclaux, 256.
Du Perron, 402.
Dupuytren, 42.
Dürig, 37.
Dwellings, situations for city, 264.
Easterbrook, 27.
Eating, appetite, æsthetics for, 342.
checking, 340.
conditions producing, 340.
lost, in the sedentary, 340.
normal, 340.
stimulation for, 341.
bouillon, 341.
exercise, 342, 344, 345.
_hors d’œuvres_, 341.
smörgasbord, 341.
tongue washing, 341.
vinegar and water, 341.
dinner, rest before and after, 341.
food, most digestible, 345.
butter, 345.
cereals, 345.
fat, 345.
meat, 345.
vegetables, 345.
gastric juice, adequate supply of, 339.
augmenting, 339.
mentally, 339, 340.
sight, 339.
smell, 339.
taste, 340.
hygiene of, 339.
insalivation, 342.
advantages of, 343.
meals, companions at, 342.
drinking with, 344.
time for, 344.
reading while eating, 342.
exceptions, 342.
saliva, secretion of, 342.
stimulation of, 342.
mastication, 342.
teeth and, 344.
Eberson, 414.
Echlin, 374.
Eckermann, 53.
Edgreen, 165, 169.
Edmunds, Walter, 22, 35, 96, 140, 373, 388, 438.
Edwards, 256.
Ehrmann, 453.
Eiselsberg, 5, 96, 167.
Eisenheart, 47.
Elberskirchen, Johanna, 397.
Emden, 152.
English, 202.
Erb, 396.
Erdheim, 19, 91, 92, 144.
Espagno, 105.
Esser, 367.
Ewald, 3, 90, 93, 172, 290, 434, 435.
Exercise, advantages of, 251.
benefits of, 244.
breathing, 262.
effects of, 244.
massage, antiquity of, 245.
by self, 247.
effects of, 245, 246.
on heart, 246.
Harvey, 245.
sports, 247.
best, 248.
climbing, 250.
for heart trouble, 251.
Oertel’s treatment, 251.
contra-indications, 247.
cycling, 249.
dilatation of heart, 248.
effects of, 247.
horseback riding, 248.
riding, 249.
running, 250.
Swedish gymnastics, 245.
Ling, Peter, 245.
Mitchell, S. Weir, 245.
to induce perspiration, 239.
treatment, Nauheim, 246.
walking, 249.
Farwick, 336.
Fassin, 28, 136.
Feet, cleanliness of, 234.
cold, 252.
cause, 252.
circulation, 252, 254.
senile gangrene, 254.
clothing, 252.
shoes, 252.
socks, 253.
treatment, 253, 254.
exercise, 253.
massage, 253.
rubbing, 253.
Fehling, 14.
Ferranini, 164.
Finsen, 256, 257, 258, 261.
Fishel, 202.
Fisher, Emil, 364.
Flamini, Mario, 325.
Fleischer, 46.
Fletcher, Horace, 282, 292, 343.
Flexner, 311.
Flourens, 50.
Food, blood. See _Blood_.
carbohydrates, 301.
cellulose, 308.
advantage of, 308.
vegetables, 301.
diet, rational, 304.
disadvantages of, 302.
fats in, 301.
leguminous, 301.
albumin in, 301.
butter with, 304.
composition of, 301.
containing iron, 306, 307.
minerals, 305.
lime, 305.
iron, 305.
potatoes, 304.
rice, value of, 302.
digestibility, 289, 290, 291.
cold, 291.
hot, 291.
in aged, 290.
in robust, 289.
hygiene, 280.
albumin, 283, 284.
bouillon, 287.
carbohydrates, 281, 284.
condiments, 286.
harmfulness of, 286.
sauces, 286.
vinegar, 286.
diet, model, 292, 293.
eating, excessive, 280.
experiments, 282, 283.
fats, 281, 284.
feeding, over-, dangers of, 280.
principle of, 280.
under-, dangers of, 280.
groups of, 281.
in pregnancy, 285.
iron, 286.
keynote, 291.
minerals, 285.
nutritive value of, 281.
potatoes, 286.
proteid, 281, 284.
rice, 283, 286.
salt, 285.
alkali, 286.
soup, 287.
stimulants, 287.
alcohol, 287.
beer, 287.
whiskey, 288.
wine, 288.
cocoa, 289.
coffee, 289.
tea, 289.
tobacco, 289.
three kinds, uses of, 284.
time for meals, 292.
Food, hygiene, water, 285.
hard, 287.
in foodstuffs, 287.
with meals, 287.
most digestible, 345.
preparation of, 289.
proteid, 294.
albumin, 294.
animals, examination of slaughtered, 295.
butter, 298, 303.
cheese, 298.
digestion of, 299.
putrefaction of, 299.
eggs, 299.
fish, 296.
meat, 294.
composition of, 294.
cold storage, 295.
extractives, 295.
milk, 296.
composition of, 296, 297, 298.
most perfect, 300.
oysters, 295.
quantity of, 289.
sausages, 296.
too rich, 289.
diseases caused by, 289.
weather requirements of, 289.
Fordyce, 330.
Förster, 305.
Forsyth, 318, 330.
Forsyth, D., 22.
Franklin, Benjamin, 260, 281.
Fraser, 151.
Frerich, 83.
Fries, 167.
Frithe, 367.
Fröhlich, 18.
Galeotti and Lindemann, 22, 140.
Gall, 41.
Garnier, 13, 23, 27, 31, 57, 58, 141, 314, 431, 438.
Gasne and Laude, 13.
Gassenghi, 30.
Gauthier, 14, 427.
Geist, 334.
Generali, 144.
Georgiewski, 24, 27.
Gibson, 432.
Gibson, G. A., 4, 435.
Gilbert, 8, 84.
Gilbert and Carnot, 446.
Gillet, 298.
Glaesner, 152.
Gland. See individual glands, by name.
thyroid, administration of, skin eruptions following, 213.
a function of, 139.
Gland, thyroid, alcohol and chloroform on, 357.
and alcohol, 356, 357.
and temperature, 237.
death following extirpation of, 138.
degeneration of, in alcoholics, 352.
exhaustion of, 357, 358.
extirpation of, effects of, 167.
hyperactivity as cause of drunkenness, 357.
in infants, 323.
maintaining life after extirpation of, 139.
milk as stimulant of, 330.
results of disease of, on other organs, 141.
intestines, 143.
kidneys, 142, 143.
liver, 141, 142.
sleeplessness and, 369.
Glands, ductless, effects of meat on, 317.
secretions of, in blood, 335.
in milk, 325.
parathyroids, influence on convulsions, 144.
sexual, abuse of, 390, 391, 392.
arsenic for, 429.
diseases of, 389.
frequency of, 391.
hygiene of, 389.
hyperactivity of, 213.
inactivity of, 393.
treatment of, in unmarried, 398.
intercourse, too frequent, 390.
interrupted, 392.
iron for, 429.
marriage, age for, 392.
sudorific, 215, 226.
thyroid, destruction of poisonous products through, 138.
Gley, 3, 142, 144, 374, 445.
Goethe, 43, 53.
Goldscheider, 212.
Gombault, 84.
Gouget, 199.
Gout, skin diseases in, 213.
Graffenberger, 257.
Grawitz, 257, 313, 334, 337, 427, 430.
Greenfield, W. S., 21.
Groedel, 164.
Gruber and Durham, 134.
Grundzach, 185.
Guerrini, 31.
Guieysse, 99.
Guilbert, Yvette, 101.
Gumprecht, 154.
Gunzburg, 200.
Gymnastics. See _Exercise_.
Haig, 131, 242, 288, 299, 320, 321, 364.
Halck, 83.
Hall, Walker, 131, 288, 302, 310, 320.
Hallion, 31.
Hamel, 268.
Hanot and Boit, 156.
Hanseman, 77.
Harnack, 430.
Harvey, 49, 50, 245, 455, 456.
Haüsermann, 333.
Heating, artificial, air, indoor, effects of, 277.
air, outdoor, effects of, 277.
cold, catching, avoidance of, 278.
from warm rooms, 277.
diseases, respiratory, 278.
for old people, 275.
for young people, 275.
hot water, 279.
hygiene of, 275.
method of, most rational, 276.
fireplace, open, 276.
railways, overheated, 278.
steam, injuriousness of, 278, 279.
effects after, 279.
mitigation of, 279.
radiators, dusty, 279.
tonsillitis from, 278.
temperature, high, 275.
without ventilation, 275.
indoor, best, 276.
Hegar, 46.
Heger and Buys, 150.
Heger, Paul, 149.
Heinz, 431.
Hemmeter, 149, 202.
Hemp, 326.
Hensel, 107, 169.
Hercod, 354.
Heredity and the ductless glands, 352.
Hertoghe, 5, 12, 13, 14, 15, 25, 29, 37, 58, 68, 83, 95, 102, 104, 126,
352, 357, 434, 440.
Herter, 185.
Hesse, Walter, 326.
Heyn, F., 120.
Hippocrates, 256.
Hirsch, 444.
Hirschfeld, 152.
Hochenegg, 44.
Hofmeister, 4, 104.
Holm, 259.
Horsley, Sir Victor, 3, 90, 91, 93, 435.
Houssaye, 318.
Huchard, 107, 168, 169, 199.
Hueppe, 353.
Hufeland, 50, 260, 288, 337, 367, 424.
Hugo, Victor, 54.
Huler, 202.
Humphrey, 324, 355.
Hun, 142.
Hunt, 23, 141.
Hutchison, 131, 325.
Hutchison, R., 363, 364.
Ibsen, 54.
Inada, 168.
Indian, longevity of, 265.
Insomnia. See also _Sleep_.
treatment of, 384.
medical, 386.
milk of thyroidectomized goats, 388.
serum of thyroidectomized goats, 387.
preventive, 384.
bath, 385.
hygiene, 384.
room, 385.
Intestines, hygiene of, 182.
acid, lactic, 184, 185, 186.
bacillus maya, 184.
yoghurt, 184.
albumins, prepared, 183.
for the aged, 183.
appendicitis, 192.
adenoids, 196.
cause and prevention of, 192.
causes of, 194, 195.
constipation, 194.
exercise, 194.
psoas, influence of, 192.
test for, 194, 195.
tonsils, 195.
assimilation in the aged, 183.
bowel movement, residue after, 191.
constipation, 188. See _Constipation_.
and fermentation, 188.
appendicitis from, 191.
drugging for, 190.
corsets, effects of, 190.
defense, natural, 184.
liver, 184.
thyroid, 184.
diet, 186.
fats, 186.
cheese, 186.
diseases of, coincident with stomach disorders, 182.
drinks, ice-cold, 187.
enemata, 191.
fæcal impaction, 191.
Intestines, hygiene of, food, quality of, 187.
foods, 184.
injurious, 187.
canned, 187.
fish, 187.
fruits, 187.
meats, 187.
oysters, 187.
preservatives, 187.
sausages, 187.
unmasticated, 182.
fermentation of, 182.
poisonous effects, 184.
glands, sexual, 189.
habits, 189.
purgation, 188.
putrefaction, 183, 184, 186.
meat, 186.
water, lack of, 191.
Iron. See _Blood, iron in_.
in drugs, 333.
in food, 333.
lack of, in anæmia, 333.
in chlorosis, 333.
organic and inorganic, 333.
Jaffé, 202.
Javal, 286.
Jayle, 104.
Jeandelize, 13, 92, 141, 142, 144.
Jersoni, 44.
Jollin, 323, 431.
Josué, 5, 162, 163.
Kant, 415.
Keill, James, 51.
Keller, 205.
Kende, Maurice, 354.
Kidney disease, test for, 165.
Kidneys, benefits of sweating upon, 242.
hygiene of, 203.
alcohol, 205.
casts, hyaline, 203.
clothing, 208, 231.
diet, lacto-vegetarian, 204.
diseases, infectious, 206.
drugs, 206.
importance of, 215.
intestines, 207.
liver, 204.
meat, 204.
milk, 204.
rhinitis and, 207.
rice, 205.
salt, 204, 215.
sauces, 205.
skin, 207, 215.
spices, 205.
tea, 205.
tonsillitis and, 207.
Kidneys, hygiene of, water, 206.
mineral, 206.
internal secretion of, 198.
milk an ideal food for, 331.
diet and, 330, 331.
Kisch, 46, 391, 392, 395, 398.
Kishi, 96, 140, 142.
Kitasato, 34.
Klausner, 353.
Kliffel, 80.
Kobler, 202.
Koch, 151, 373.
Koch and Kraepelin, 363.
Kocher, Albert, 24, 431.
König, 299.
König, T., 336.
Koranyi, Alexander, 205.
Kossel, 333.
Kovesi, 205, 241, 242.
Krafft-Ebing, 396.
Kraut, C., 336.
Kreis, 371.
Kretschy, 46.
Krüger, 34.
Laache, 126, 434.
Labbé, 334.
Labbé, Marcel, 311.
Laitinen, 353, 354.
Landau, 46, 441.
Langhans, 92.
Langlois, 159, 160, 161.
Lanz, 21, 22, 24, 27, 57, 72, 140, 196, 326, 388, 442, 445.
Latzko, 104.
Laulanié, 142.
Launois, 95, 99, 384.
Lautenbach, 150.
Lefas, 80.
Legrain, 352.
Legry and Renault, 13.
Lehman and Strassmann, 46.
Lehmann, 306.
Leichtenstein, 202.
Lemaire, 165.
Lenkey, 258.
Leube, 241.
Leuret and Hoffmann, 41.
Levi, Leopold, 408.
Levy, Magnus, 238, 323, 374.
Leyden, 47.
Liebermeister, 233.
Life, indoor, 262.
effects of, 263.
examples of, 262.
married, as a means of morality, 401.
children in, 401.
disease, venereal and, 401.
happiness in, 400.
longevity, 403.
Life, married, meals and, 402.
means for prolonging life, 400.
sickness and, 401.
open air, 262.
effects of, 262, 263.
examples of, 262, 267.
Ling, Peter, 245.
Lingard, 32.
Liver, hygiene of, 155.
bathing, 158.
climates, hot, 157.
hypertrophied liver, 157.
diet, alcohol, 155.
best, 157, 158.
condiments, 155.
meat, 155.
milk, 155, 157.
spices, 155.
stimulants, 155, 157.
vegetable, 155, 157, 158.
water, 157.
milk diet and, 330, 331.
other organs and, 155.
intestines, 155.
pancreas, 156.
stomach, 156.
Livon, 31.
Loeper, 286.
Loewy, 18, 33, 233, 441, 444.
Loewy, A. and Y., 266.
Loewy and Richter, 97.
Lohrisch, 188.
Loisel, 42, 393.
Longevity, alcohol and, 350.
greatest, 266.
Longfellow, 125.
Lucas Championnière, 46.
Ludwig, 244.
Luksch, 161.
Lunin, 305.
Luntz, 266.
Lussana, 150, 151.
Luther, 391, 396.
Luttje, 200.
Luzatti, 298.
Macallum, 144.
Mackenzie, 142.
Mackenzie, Hector, 434, 435.
Mac Means, 352.
Madelung, 19.
Magnus-Levy, 17, 95.
Mahomet, 96.
Manfur, 298.
Marbé, 28.
Mariagalli and Negri, 46.
Marriage, age for, 392.
Marti, 257.
Martin, 353.
Masey, 248.
Massage. See _Exercise_.
Meat. See _Diet_.
Mendel, Lafayette, 323.
Mering and Minkowski, 77.
Merklen, 298.
Merschejewski, 46.
Metschnikoff, 47, 51, 53, 98, 112, 124, 184, 185, 329.
Metschnikoff and Matschinski, 32.
Meyer, E., 8, 198, 447.
Milk. See _Diet_.
of thyroidectomized goats, 326.
raw, for stomach, liver, and kidneys, 330.
Mind, hygiene of, 404.
arteriosclerosis in, 423.
brain workers, advice to, 423.
bedtime, 424.
exercise, 424.
mealtime, 424.
moderation, 423, 424.
outdoor life, 424, 425.
rest, 423.
diseases from, 404.
diabetes, 404, 405.
emotions, strong, death from, 404, 407.
organs affected by, 405.
adrenals, 405.
hair, 406.
liver, 406.
pancreas, 406.
pituitary, 405.
sexual glands, 406, 409.
stomach, 411.
thyroid, 405, 408, 409.
ideational channels, 411.
causes of depressed, 411, 412.
enlivening, 413.
life, religious belief for prolonging, 414.
Cause, the great, 416.
effect on anæsthesia, 415.
faith, 414.
Minervini, 93.
Mingazzini, 39, 394.
Minkowski, 80.
Minnich, 167.
Mintz, 259.
Mitchell, S. Weir, 245.
Moebius, 25, 41, 42, 43, 53, 357, 387.
Mohammed, 391.
Mohn, 258.
Moleschott, 256.
Molière, 199.
Morat and Doyon, 83.
Moritz, 248.
Moro, 298.
Morvan, 7, 102.
Moschini, 161.
Moses, 391.
Mossé, 304, 325, 370, 391, 443.
Müller, 168.
Müller, Friedlich, 206.
Muller, P., 47, 168.
Murray, 71.
Murray, G., 21, 126, 142, 434.
Napoleon, 43.
Narbuth, 18.
Naunyn, 84, 248, 334, 404.
Nehring, 95, 374.
Neisson, 350.
Nencky, 152.
Neugebauer, 392.
Neusser, 85, 142.
Nicholas, 161.
Nobecourt, 298.
Nuclein for yolk of eggs, 333.
Nuttall and Thierfelder, 170.
Obersteiner, 368, 371.
Obolenski, 446.
Oertel, 251.
Oeruni, 257.
Oesterreicher, 56.
Offer, 322.
Offerhaus, 192, 193.
Old age, milk diet for. See _Diet, milk_.
Oliver and Schäfer, 5, 31, 69.
Opie, 77, 80.
Opium in diabetes, 356.
Oppenheim, 160, 434.
Oppenheim and Loeper, 160.
Ord, 7, 96, 102.
Ortner, 212.
Oser, 169.
Oswald, 91, 325.
Ottfried, 168.
Ouspenski, 444.
Ovaries, influence of, on the blood, 334.
Owen, Sir Isambard, 350.
Paris, Matthew, 45.
Parr, 329.
Parr, Thomas, autopsy on, 455.
Pasha, Emin, 353.
Paterson, 452.
Paton, James, 221.
Pavy, 19.
Pawlow, 69, 77, 339, 340, 344, 406.
Pel, 21, 58, 105, 106, 405, 456.
Pelikan, 45.
Penzoldt, 200.
Perrando, 13, 57, 58.
Perrin, 141.
Pettenkoffer, 209, 221, 263, 273.
Pflüger, 50, 456.
Pigeolet, 392.
Pilcz, 36, 374.
Pineles, 4, 92, 111, 144, 167.
Plato, 390.
Plutarch, 107.
Poehl, 33, 127, 443, 444.
Poison, snake, alcohol for, 358.
Politiman, 105.
Pomeroy, 391.
Poncet, 12.
Posner, 306.
Pottenger, 265.
Pregl, 443.
Products, poisonous, destroyed through thyroid and parathyroid glands,
138.
thyroidectomy, effects of, 138.
on animals, meat-fed, 138.
on animals on meatless diet, 138.
on animals on milk diet, 138.
toxic, destruction of, by adrenals, 159.
after adrenalectomy, 159.
from muscular exercise, 368.
immunizing constituent, 159.
infectious diseases, 160.
microbes, 160.
poisons, microbic, 161.
destruction of, by the liver, 149.
albuminoids, 152.
carbohydrates, 152.
enlargement of liver, 153.
excretion of, 150.
bile, 150.
urine, 153.
hepatic cirrhosis, 153.
reduction in liver disease, 154.
elimination of, through intestines, 170.
constipation, 172, 202.
internal, 173.
fæcal intoxications, 172.
intestines, microbes in, 170.
effect on liver, 170.
purgation, regular, 173.
secretions, anti-bacterial, 174.
elimination of, through kidneys, 197.
albuminuria, 199.
from constipation, 202.
casts, urinary, 199.
chloroform, 201.
drugs, poisonous, alcohol and, 200.
kidneys, internal secretion of, 198.
liver and, 199.
mercury, 201.
mustard and, 200.
pepper, 200.
potassium chloride, 200.
radishes, 200.
Products, toxic, elimination of, salicylates, 201.
tea, black, 200.
thyroid and, 198.
elimination of, through the skin, 209.
carbonic acid, 209.
perspiration, 210, 212.
retention of, 211.
skin, causes of diseases of, 212.
burns, 212.
eruptions of, 213.
glands of, 209.
respiration through, 210.
Prudden, 142.
Prun-Hudden, 85.
Puddings, blood, 335.
Quarters, ill-ventilated, dangers of, 271, 272.
air of, 272.
microbes in, 272.
infectious diseases from, 272.
persons, sickly, 271.
unused to, 271.
schoolrooms, 273.
sleeping room, 273.
flowers in, 273.
furnishings of, 273.
ventilation of, 274.
windows, open, 273.
Queirolo, 212.
Quincke, 156.
Rechenberg, 283.
Remlinger, 168.
Renaut, 446.
Rénon, 402.
Rénon and Delille, 31.
Rénon, Delille, and Azam, 32.
Richter, P. I., 18, 33, 205, 441, 444.
Rieger, 41.
Rigaud, 39, 393, 394.
Riva, 337.
Roese, 287, 305.
Roger, 150, 153, 160, 314.
Roger and Garnier, 5, 23, 98, 154.
Rogowitsch, 4, 141, 374.
Romberg, 165, 166, 168.
Rooms, sleeping, 264.
Rosenblath, 142.
Rosenblatt and Jeandelize, 96.
Rosenquist, 322.
Rothschild, Baron Henry, 408.
Roth-Schulz, 205, 241, 242.
Rousseau, 41.
Roux, 160.
Rovighi, 149.
Rubner, 233, 281, 284, 287, 288, 294, 297, 301, 302, 303.
Sainton, 374.
Sajous, 2, 4, 9, 19, 21, 25, 28, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 65, 68, 79, 85,
92, 112, 117, 130, 136, 159, 161, 162, 167, 313, 351, 374, 376, 405,
427, 429, 444.
Salaskin and Zaleski, 153.
Salmon, 374, 376.
Sandstrom, 144.
Sanquirico and Canales, 141.
Sarbach, 352.
Sasaki, 340.
Sauerbeck, 77.
Sausages, 335, 336.
Savile, 349.
Sawada, 164.
Sawandowski, 26.
Scharffenberg, 351.
Schiff, 138, 150.
Schmidt, 188, 306.
Schmitz, 185.
Schopenhauer, 124, 403, 413.
Schottelius, 170.
Schur and Wiesel, 165.
Schwoner, 56.
Sciolla, 141.
Séglas and Vauquelin, 153.
Senator, Hermann, 1, 8, 86, 168, 172, 198, 199, 202, 203, 319, 322,
444.
Sexual glands, 165, 176, 351, 452.
and emotions, 406, 409.
spermin, 444.
Shattock, 442.
Shattock and Seeligmann, 442.
Sherril, Edwin, S., 38.
Siccard, 311.
Singer, 185.
Skin and kidneys, hygiene of, bathing, 231.
baths, carbonic acid, 243.
foot-, 234.
cold, 234, 235.
baths, sea, 235.
heart in, 236.
hot, 235.
warm, 235.
by means of perspiration, 237.
composition of perspiration, 238, 241.
fur clothing, 237.
circulation in, 231.
massage, 233.
rubbing, 233.
diseases, etiology of, 212.
eruptions, 213.
acne, 213.
from cheese, 213.
from drugs, 213.
from oysters, 213.
Skin eruptions, in diabetes, 213.
in gout, 213.
in Graves’s disease, 213.
in masturbation, 213.
in menstruation, 213.
in sexual abstinence, 213.
pimples of chastity, 214.
psoriasis, 214.
dust, 231.
elimination of toxic products through, 209.
excretion by, 214, 232, 244.
exfoliation, 231.
pores, 231.
perspiration, abundant, 238.
baths, 240.
for old people, 240.
baths to induce, 239.
electric, 239.
exercise, 239.
light, 239.
effect on kidneys, 241.
excessive, 238.
salicylates for, 239, 243.
soap, 231.
water, 231.
Skin, hygiene of, 215.
advantages of, 218.
armpits, 224.
bathing, 216, 225, 240. (See also _Skin and Kidneys, hygiene of,
through bathing_.)
air, 217, 225.
cold, 218, 225.
foot-bath, 228, 234.
for old people, 240.
water, 216, 225.
clothing, blue, 225, 258.
bedclothing, 229.
changing, 224.
collar, starched, 224, 228.
harmfulness of, 224.
cotton, 221.
advantages of, 221.
dry, 223.
fur, 237.
gray, 225, 258.
hats, 226.
health, impediments to, 228.
leather, 224, 227.
light, 225.
advantages of, 225.
linen, 220, 221.
starched, 224.
loose, 220, 229.
night-shirt, 229.
overcoat, 225.
porous, 219.
pumps, 227.
Skin, clothing, ramie, 221.
rational, 219.
rubbers, 225, 227, 228.
sandals, 227.
shoes, 227.
canvas, 227.
half-shoes, 227.
slippers, 227.
silk, 221.
trousers, 229.
wool, 219.
drawbacks to, 219, 220.
cold, catching, 225.
glands, sudorific, 215, 226.
importance of, 215.
neck, 224.
scalp, 226.
soles, 224.
Sleep and its value, 368.
adrenalin and, 369, 376.
after dinner, 370.
alcohol, 370.
brain, anæmia and, 369.
hyperæmia and, 369.
cause of, 369.
auto-intoxication, 371.
control of, by thyroid gland, 369.
death from loss of, 368.
experiment of Mosso, 370.
function of, 381.
hygiene of, 377.
brain, excitation of, 377.
chamber, sleeping, 378.
food, 378.
hours of, 380.
noise, 380.
sleepiness, 373.
gland, thyroid, 374.
sleepiness, and insomnia, cause of, 372.
sleeping sickness, 372.
cause of, trypanosomiasis, 373.
changes, pathological, 373.
treatment, 373.
Sleepiness and insomnia, treatment of, 383.
treatment of, thyroid extract, 383.
Sleeplessness, effects of, 382.
Slowzoff, 150, 151.
Smith, Bellingham, 442.
Sneve, 212.
Sobolew, 77.
Socrates, 391, 424.
Solomon, H., 447.
Solon, 391.
Sommerfeld, 340.
Spallanzani, 211.
Spangaro, Saverio, 51, 92, 442.
Spillman and Etienne, 441.
Spolverini, 298.
Sports. See _Exercise_.
Springer and Serbanesco, 13.
Stedman, 445.
Steinhaus, 80, 156.
Stengel, 77.
Stepanoff, 28.
Stieda, 4, 374.
Stimulants, 347, 362. See also _Food_.
chocolate, 365.
cocoa, 365.
advantages of, 365.
theobromin, 365.
coffee, 364.
black, 362.
caffein, 364.
effects of, 364.
for digestion, 341, 342.
tea, 362.
and coffee, comparison of, 363.
effects of, 362.
good, 363.
green, 362.
thein, 363.
tobacco, 366.
nicotine, 366.
effects of, 366.
arteriosclerosis, 367.
poisonous, 366.
Stohmann, 281.
Stomach, milk diet and, 330.
Strassberger, 188.
Strasser, 232, 241.
Strauss, 204, 286.
Strauss, H., 8, 198, 204, 241, 242, 289.
Strümpell, 120.
Sunlight, action of, chemical, 256, 257.
therapeutic, 256.
altitude, 258.
bactericidal effect of, 256.
benefits of, 255, 259, 260.
cheeks, pale, 257.
red, 257.
clothing for, 258.
corpuscles, red, 257.
experiments with, 256.
hæmoglobin, 257, 259.
in old age, 260.
in the open air, 258.
mental effects of, 255.
rays, chemical, and altitude, 258.
ultra-violet, 256, 257.
Svaerdrup, Captain, 264.
System, circulatory, and adrenals, hygiene of, 164.
Take, Ada, 353.
Tanberg, 27.
Tanecki, 46.
Tarchanoff, 444.
Tarchanow, 33.
Tarnowska, Pauline, 7.
Tavel, 196.
Teissier, 199, 446.
Tigersted, 348.
Tizzoni, 35, 86, 141, 142.
Thaon, 31.
Thiele, 95, 374.
Thompson, Sir William, 222.
Thyroid gland. (See _Gland_.)
Torri, 5, 23, 31.
Traube, 169.
Troin and Rivet, 165.
Trüper, 120.
Tsen-ki-tong, 403.
Tuberculous persons, 262, 265.
Tunnicliffe, 245.
Twain, Mark, 342.
Tyson, James, 204, 319, 406.
Unna, 213.
Uspenski, 32.
Valente, 392.
Van der Bergh, Heymans, 154.
Van der Ecke, 142.
Van Sommeren, 343.
Vassale, 144.
Vaughan, 299.
Vegetables. See _Food_.
Vegetarian diet. See _Diet_.
Vermehren, 3, 85, 90, 93, 95, 126, 142, 434, 435.
Vesalius, 404.
Viault, 259.
Vidal, 286.
Vidal and Javal, 204.
Vimont, 41.
Voith, 282.
Von Noorden, 74, 241, 282, 306, 320, 344, 374, 429, 430.
Wagner, 30.
Waldvogel, 152.
Wallerstein, 201.
Wassermann, 34.
Water. See _Food_.
Waters, mineral, arsenic in, 428.
iron, in, 430.
Watson, 318.
Watson, Chalmers, 9, 22, 140, 145, 330.
Weber, Parkes, 165.
Weber, Sir Herman, 111, 146, 268.
Weichardt, 368.
Weichselbaum, 77.
Weinberg, 51.
Weiske, 308.
Weiss, J., 307.
Weljaminoff, 34.
Westergaard, 116.
White, Hale, 91, 435.
Whitwell, 36.
Widal and Boivin, 162.
Widmark, 257.
Wiley, 295.
Wille, 78.
Willems, 372.
Winternitz, 233.
Woroschiloff, 302.
Wright, Sir Almroth, 28, 136.
Xanthin bodies, 364.
Xanthin bodies, caffein, 364.
theobromin, 365.
Yersin, 160.
Zagari, 150.
Zander, 247.
Zeigan, 369, 376.
Zoroaster, 391, 403.
Zoth, 443.
Zunz, 18, 249.
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