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imal Chemistry, says -s'An Artificial Digestive
Fluid, analogous TO the Gastric Juice, may be read.
lily prepared from the mucous membrane Of the sto.
mach ofthe Cali, in which various articles of food
as meat and eggs, will be sotened changed. and
digesled just in the same manner as they would be
in the human stomach
DR.. PEREiRA in his famous treatise on 'iFood
and Dfet,n published BY Flowers g. Wells, New
York, page 3d. states the same great fact and de.
scribes the method Of preparation There are few
higher authorities than DR. Pereira.
Dr. COMBE. in his valuable writings on the
Physiology Of Digestion" observes that "dimi.
mutton of the due quantity the Gastric Juice is
prominent and al-prevaiing cause Of Dyspepsia; =
and be states that ga distinguished professor d
medicine in London who was severely afflicted
with this complaint finding everything else 10 fail
: had recourse to the Gastric Juice obtained from
the stomach of living animals which proved com.
<pletelg successful"
DR.. GRAHAM, author Of the. famous works on
Vegetable Diet" says: III is arenarkable fact 10
physiology that the somachs Of animals. macerated
IN water, impart to the fluid the properly Of dis
solving various articles OF food, and of eifsctng
kind OF artificial digestion Of them in no wise DIFF
ferent from the natural digestive process"
Professor DuMdt3soN, of the Jefferson College
Philadelphia, in his great work on Human Physi.
oogy, deYotes more than fifty pages to an examina-
tion ofIthis subject. His experiments with DR.
Beaumont on the Gastric Juice obtained from the
living human stomach and from animals are well
known. sin all cases" he says "digestion occur
red as perfectly in the artificial as in the natural
digesions."
DR.: JoHv w. DRApEa, Professor OF Chemistry ii
the Medical College Of the University OF n York
in his Text Book Of Chemistry page 39G. saws
at has been question whether artificial digestion
could be performed-butdt is now universally ad-
mtted that it may be-"
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