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This is implied in Hufeland's aphorism: "The physician must generalize the disease and individualize the patient." The coordinated and classified results of empirical observation, in distinction from scientific experiment, have furnished almost all we know about food, the medicine of health, and medicine, the food of sickness.
Hufeland's Journal records the history of a case of a woman of thirty-two, who had been married ten years, who acquired a strong taste for charcoal, and was ravenous for it. It seemed to cheer her and to cure a supposed dyspepsia. She devoured enormous quantities, preferring hard-wood charcoal.
This is implied in Hufeland's aphorism: "The physician must generalize the disease and individualize the patient." The coordinated and classified results of empirical observation, in distinction from scientific experiment, have furnished almost all we know about food, the medicine of health, and medicine, the food of sickness.
If man is ever to be elevated to the highest and happiest condition which his nature will permit, it must be, in no small degree, by the improvement I might say, the redemption of his physical powers. But knowledge on any subject must precede improvement. Physical and moral health are as nearly related as the body and the soul. HUFELAND'S Art of Prolonging Life.
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