First Book in Physiology and Hygiene by John Harvey Kellogg
page 57 of 172 (33%)
page 57 of 172 (33%)
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5. Proper clothing is necessary to make the blood circulate equally in
different parts of the body. 6. Violent anger may cause death by stopping the beating of the heart. 7. Alcohol injures the blood. 8. Alcohol overworks the heart. 9. Alcohol enlarges the blood-vessels. 10. Tobacco injures the blood. 11. Tobacco weakens the heart and makes the pulse irregular. 12. The use of strong tea and coffee causes palpitation of the heart. 13. A cold is caused by a disturbance of the circulation. A cold should never be neglected. 14. When an artery is wounded, the blood is bright red and flows in spurts. 15. When a vein is wounded, the blood is purple and flows in a steady stream. 16. To stop bleeding from an artery, press on the side of the wound towards the heart, or on both sides of the wound. 17. When a vein is wounded, press on the side away from the heart. |
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