Medical And Physiological Problems

Focusing on disputed medical practices, this book presents a collection of research and analyses by William Griffin, who examines various treatment methods and health maintenance strategies from the 19th century. Topics include the treatment of fevers, bloodletting, and the benefits of fresh air and exercise, alongside discussions on medications like opium and quinine. Griffin's work serves as a comprehensive guide to the medical understanding of his time, offering valuable insights and recommendations while laying the groundwork for future research in medicine.