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Malnutrition und Elektrolytmangel,ress by their sanitary arrangements for ventilation, drainage, terracotta piping and latrines, which are almost modern in concept. The Mycenaean culture showed similar features. The Homeric period shows Minoan influence.

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Wilhelm Horak,A. Frey,Gerhard Güntherh had inherited the Greek tradition; it flourished and was enhanced by some Jewish physicians in Arab lands. Next, there were some interesting developments in the Far East, notably in China, which must be mentioned. Finally, there were some rays of light in the West, particularly where there were po

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82282-7 the discoveries of the effects of electricity on the animal body. He identified electricity with the various kinds of vital principles that had been postulated to explain life.. He also assumed that interactions between organs were of an electrical nature.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59535-6. asserted the identity of all forms of ancient and primitive medicine. “One of the best accredited doctrines of recent times is that of the unity or solidarity of folk-ways.”. This is true of all customs of primitive peoples which are concerned with the fundamental instincts of self-preservation and reproduction.