A practical treatise on general or partial debility, either original or hereditary, or from age, dissipation, residence in a tropical climate, etc
Subtitle: and on the most effectual means of preventing and curing organic diseases, &c. which undermine the constitution and lay the foundation of the climacteric malady, or breaking up of the constitution in both sexes : by diet, exercise, and the round-leaf cornel, where a tonic remedy is necessary : to which is added an account of the lobelia inflata, the celebrated American specific for asthma, with remarks on the seat, causes, dietetic and medical treatment of the different varieties of asthma
By: by S.H. Robinson
Contributors: Royal College of Surgeons of England
Edition: 5th ed.
Publisher: Sherwood
Published: 1837
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 86
Subjects: Phytotherapy; Lobelia; Asthma, drug therapy; Cornus; Plant Preparations, therapeutic use; Diet
Other titles: Dr. Robinson on the round-leaf cornel.
Notes: Previous editions name author as J.H. Robinson.

2nd ed. entitled: A practical treatise on the peculiar tonic & stomachic properties of the round-leaf cornel. 3rd ed. entitled: A practical treatise on the diet, &c. of weakly subjects.

Cover title: Dr. Robinson on the round-leaf cornel.

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