The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-17
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Sluggish Liver.

sluggish Liver.
Why 1t Depresses the Spirits and Injuries the Health.
No one is ever troubled with a deranged liver as long as there is q
good free flow of bile. The first symptoms of a disordered liver are
drowsiness. lethargy, and a general feeling Of apathy, and thess are
frequently accompanied by pains between the shoulder blades and in
the small of the back, the futtering of specks before the eyes, bilious
and sick headaches. with or without nausea. If this state is not g
ieved the more serious symptoms of jaundice, which frequently end
by the formation of gallstones, set in. Jaundice can only occur when
the bile ducts are cogged up; that is, when the bile becomes thick
ened and its flow retarded in consequence, as then the bile. instead of
flowing freely and passing out of the body. turns back and gets into
the blood, which in consequence becomes poisoned, hence the jaun-
diced or yellowish condition of the skin. If this state is not speedily
remedied, the inacMon of the liver causes the formation of uric and
other acids, gravel in the kidneys, &c. A general derangement of the
system now ensues, which is almost invariably accompanied by the
great enemy Of mankind, "Biliousness,' and particularly bilious vom-
ting and aatulence the latter being caused by a congestion of the
lower bowel. Bilious sick headache is caused mostly by indiges-
ton, and is usually followed by depression of spirits. melanoholia
Caused by thickened "black bile "l causing an enervating influence
upon the nervous system.
The most successful treatment to remedy these evils mas hitherto
been a course of treatment of some of tho famous European mineral
springs, where the patient was compelled to 60, at great expense and
still greater loss of valuable time.
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WHAT THE MEDICAL JOURNALS SAY:
The London Lancet of March, IL 1891. says:
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The British Medical Journal says:
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s soao %t bitter %%sr Of sulphsts Of sois ~' It /. gentle sasrressns md is a very
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