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a diarrhœa resulting from peculiar alterations of the normal condition of the atmosphere, earth, water, indispensable food, or from other still unknown elementary influences inevitably acting upon every body, commences in the form of a simple, apparently unimportant diarrhœa; that it gradually increases in intensity as the processes of nutrition and sanguification become more deeply disturbed, and that it finally terminates in life destroying cholera. LY A DIARRHOEA RESULTING FROM PECULIAR ALTERATIONS OF THE NORMAL CONDITION OF THE ATMOSPHERE EARTH WATER INDISPENSABLE FOOD OR FROM OTHER STILL UNKNOWN ELEMENTARY INFLUENCES INEVITABLY ACTING UPON EVERY BODY COMMENCES IN THE FORM OF A SIMPLE APPARENTLY UNIMPORTANT DIARRHOEA THAT IT GRADUALLY INCREASES IN INTENSITY AS THE PROCESSES OF NUTRITION AND SANGUIFICATION BECOME MORE DEEPLY DISTURBED AND THAT IT FINALLY TERMINATES IN LIFE DESTROYING CHOLERA
 a natural remedy for dysentery. This truth is abundantly confirmed by experience. All my previously obtained results in practice, testify to the correctness of this statement. At the very commencement of the disease, a globule of Apis 3 is sufficient to cut short the disease so that the patient feels easy, and sleeps quietly. During this slumber, fever, pain and tenesmus disappear, and the patient wakes with a feeling of health. If this should not take place in three hours, owing to the more advanced state of the disease, another dose of Apis is required, after which the patient soon feels well. If the dysenteric disease has had a chance to localize itself, and to assume a higher degree of intensity, it becomes necessary to excite the organic reaction all the more frequently. Under these circumstances we repeat the medicine every hour, or every two or three hours, one globule at a time, until all further medication has become unnecessary. It is well known that epidemic diarrhœa, viz., OWS US THAT APIS IS A NATURAL REMEDY FOR DYSENTERY THIS TRUTH IS ABUNDANTLY CONFIRMED BY EXPERIENCE ALL MY PREVIOUSLY OBTAINED RESULTS IN PRACTICE TESTIFY TO THE CORRECTNESS OF THIS STATEMENT AT THE VERY COMMENCEMENT OF THE DISEASE A GLOBULE OF APIS THREE IS SUFFICIENT TO CUT SHORT THE DISEASE SO THAT THE PATIENT FEELS EASY AND SLEEPS QUIETLY DURING THIS SLUMBER FEVER PAIN AND TENESMUS DISAPPEAR AND THE PATIENT WAKES WITH A FEELING OF HEALTH IF THIS SHOULD NOT TAKE PLACE IN THREE HOURS OWING TO THE MORE ADVANCED STATE OF THE DISEASE ANOTHER DOSE OF APIS IS REQUIRED AFTER WHICH THE PATIENT SOON FEELS WELL IF THE DYSENTERIC DISEASE HAS HAD A CHANCE TO LOCALIZE ITSELF AND TO ASSUME A HIGHER DEGREE OF INTENSITY IT BECOMES NECESSARY TO EXCITE THE ORGANIC REACTION ALL THE MORE FREQUENTLY UNDER THESE CIRCUMSTANCES WE REPEAT THE MEDICINE EVERY HOUR OR EVERY TWO OR THREE HOURS ONE GLOBULE AT A TIME UNTIL ALL FURTHER MEDICATION HAS BECOME UNNECESSARY IT IS WELL KNOWN THAT EPIDEMIC DIARRHOEA NAME
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