HYDROPATHY

Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: Medical Dictionary · 1909 · p. 2
is tho troatmont of disease by water ased either internally or externally, or both. Many of the mineral waters owe their value largely to the water rather than to the mincral they contain, though the public are slow to take a course of exclusive water drinking unle the water is in a more or le offensive condition. Water increases the flow of sweat, urine, and bile, and thus promotes the removal of waste bodies, many of which if retained are isonous. Under medical guidance for certain ailments Brdropathy may be of value, especially in gout, kidney sluggish liver. [See Baths, Health Resorts.) [s. 374]
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