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(sug-jes’tib-l). suggestion (sug-jes’tchun) [L. SULCUS (Sac'charum of ficin a'rum). collagen s. Same as glycocoll. diabetic s., the glucose which is found in the urine in diabetes mellitus. fruit-s. Same aslerulose. gelatin 8., glycocoll. gra: 8., a form of glucose. ~8., inosite. vert 8., a natural mixture of dextrose and levulose. 8s. of lead, lead acetate. Leo’s 8. See laiose. liver 8., glucose from the liver. malt— 8. See maltose. maple-s., saccharose from maple-sap. -8., lactose. muscle-s. See inosite, reducing 8., a sugar which produces oxidation. Methyl benzoyl sulph i nid: a crystalline substance said to be preferable to saccharin as a sweetener, and to be 500 times as sweet as sugar. A condition of enfeebled will, with abnormal susceptibility of suggestions. Suggestibility is eithcr sormal or abnor Normal suggestibility is either afferent or efferent. Afferent and efferent suggestibility is either direct or indirect. A similar cla ification is made of abnormal suggestibility. Liable to be so acted upon as to be made to act automatically. Sugges'tio]. The roduction of a condition or state in a person by imparting to him an idea from without. hypnotic s., a suggestion imparted to a person in the hypnotic state, by which he is led to believe certain things contrary to fact or induced to perform certain actions. posthypnotic s., a suggestion made to a person while in the hypnotic state and leading him to perform the action suggested after his return to his normal state. s.-therapy, the treatment of discase by hypnotic suggestion. traumatic s. See autosuggestion. 8 stionist (sug-jes’tchun-ist). One who treats isease by the method of suggestion. 8 stionize (sug-jes’tchun-Iz). To treat a pa- tient by suggestion.