LAWSON TAIT, HIS LIFE AND WORK

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The author's belief in the internal secretions of various organs leads him to extol the virtues of hepatic extract, renal extract, prostatic extract, gastric extract, myocardial extract and numerous others.Lung substance for example, is advised in abscess of the lung, empyema, suppurative hydatid cysts, and in tubercu-]osis; brain substance in functional nervous diseases and senile dementia.Opotherapy he believes to be a most valuable weapon in combating disease conditions and in preventing many senile degenerations.J. H. E.

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