Identifier: texasmedicaljour2319unse (find matches)
Title: Texas medical journal
Year: 1908 (1900s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: Austin, Tex. : Mrs. F. E. Daniel
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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s singly will convince the-most skeptical of the virtues of Ergoapiol—the result of theircombination. Since the days of Jaret, Homolle and Baillot, apiol has gradu-ally grown in favor as a therapeutical agent, but until recently ithad one decided drawback, that of containing deleterious and toxicimpurities in combination. Recently, through the skill of thenever-tiring pharmacist, these have been eliminated, and it can nowbe prescribed without fear of producing disagreeable S3^mptoms, butwith an assurance that its full therapeutical virtue will be realized.Even in its impure state apiol gained con-siderable reputation inthe treatm.ent of nephritis, dro)isical effusions, amenorrhea anddysmenorrhea. Its emmenagogue ))roporties have been greatly en-hanced by the removal of all impurities. In smal doses it nowbecame a mild aromatic stomach tonic; it is also highly recom-mended in membranous dysmenorrhea. The therapeutical valueof ergotin is too well known to call forth comment here. Com-
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I QLYCO=THYMOLINE PROPHYLAXIS—The very nature of artificialfoods and cows milk predisposes to their rapiddecomposition. A few drops of Glyco Thy.moline added to each feedmg corrects acidityand prevents disorders of stomach and intes-tines. I TREATMENT—As an adjunct to youi- treat-ment of summer complaints. Glyco-Thymolineused internally and by enema corrects hyper-acid conditions, stops excessive fermentationand preventsauto intoxication. It is soothing—alkaline-T-aontoxic. SIMMER COMPLAINT KRESS &. OWEN CO. samples and literature on application . 210 FULTON ST., N. Y. SOLE AGENTS FOR GREAT BRITAIN THOS. CHRISTY & CO , 4, 10 4 12 SWAN LANE. LONDON. E. C. 40 TEXAS MEDICAL JOURNAL. bined as it is in ^Ergoapiol/ it becomes an excellent adjunct toapiol, and adds very materially to the efficiency of the finishedproduct. All students of medicine are aware that oil of savin is a power-ful and valuable stimulant to the uterine system^ and is one of themost potent emmenagogues kn

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