A new illustrated hand-book of phrenology, physiology and physiognomy (1878)
Wells, R. B. D · London, H. Vickers · leaf 122
less and exercise yourbrain more. THE BILIOUS TEMPERAMENT. The Bilious Temperament is now included under theheading of the Motive Temperament, and much of thedescription appertaining to the former would apply to thelatter, except where the liver is in a torpid condition,thereby producing a bilious… … Fig. 49.—Motive and Vital Temperaments Large ; Abdominal Form. abstemiously, avoiding everything of a rich and greasynature, in order to ward off bilious attacks. You do notexpel the bile from the system so freely as you ought, and,therefore, your liver is apt to become torpid, sometimesproducing a…
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