Saratoga and How to See It by R. F. Dearborn
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Those affected with lung complaints should not drink these waters.
As an ALTERATIVE, the waters should be drank in small quantities at various intervals during the day. As their alterative effect is from the absorption of the water, the quantity taken should be small. The chalybeate or TONIC waters are liable to cause headache when taken before breakfast. They may be used with benefit before or after dinner and tea. Only from a half to one glass should be taken at a time. The DIURETIC waters should be drank before meals, and at night, and should not be followed by warm drinks. Walking and other exercise increase the diuretic effect. Attention to system should characterize the use of these as of other remedies. It is impossible to give _complete and invariable_ directions for drinking any of the waters. The experience and necessities of each individual can alone determine many things in regard to their use. It is advisable to consult some experienced resident physician. A moderate use of the waters will be found most beneficial. The enormous quantities of water which some persons imbibe at the |
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