A new illustrated hand-book of phrenology, physiology and physiognomy (1878)
Wells, R. B. D · London, H. Vickers · leaf 116
hening power. Full breathing, therefore, pro-motes good digestion. 93 No person can possess a healthy stomach and gooddigestion who is careless and indulgent in the matter ofeating and drinking. No human organ is so much abusedas the poor stomach. The quality and quantity of theblood, and the… … Fig. 44.—Good Digestion, indicated by a fulness of thecheek from the arrow point downwards. well with their constitution. There is a wonderful powerof adaptability in the stomach to different kinds of food,,and this is a wise provision of nature, but taste and appetiteshould be kept under the…
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