Transactions of the Pharmaceutical Meetings, Volumen8J. Churchill, 1849 |
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Página 376 - On the other hand, the disgusting odour and flavour, and nauseating qualities of the blown oil, preclude its repeated use. Moreover, there is reason to suspect that, if patients could conquer their aversion to it, its free use, like that of other rancid and empyreumatic fats, would disturb the digestive functions, and be attended with injurious effects.