Modern Medicine and Bacteriological Review, Volumes 5-6John Harvey Kellogg Modern Medicine Publishing Company, 1896 |
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Page 139 - glycozone" in teaspoonful doses well diluted tid, using this as all other previous remedies experimentally; she commenced to improve muc,h in general health, an unusually good appetite, without the previous distressing symptoms following, a more regular movement of the bowels, freedom from headache, and in every way a decided improvement, this improvement and enjoyment of good health lasted during continuation of above treatment for over three months. Unknown to me she stopped taking the glycozone,...
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