A confidential communication of the enemy of human diseases : and the afflicted applying to him, to whom only is intended this supplementary reflection concerning the cause of human prevalent miseries ... / By Sylvan, enemy to human diseases.

  • Sylvan, pseud.
Date:
1814
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Credit: A confidential communication of the enemy of human diseases : and the afflicted applying to him, to whom only is intended this supplementary reflection concerning the cause of human prevalent miseries ... / By Sylvan, enemy to human diseases. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    / A CONFIDENTIAL COMMUNICATION OF THE <|£nttttg of f|£ttt#«ttt QifiMtt** AND THE AFFLICTED APPLYING TO HIM, TO WHOM ONLY IS IN- TENDED THIS SUPPLEMENTARY REFLECTION CONCERN- ING THE CAUSE OF HUMAN PREVALENT MISERIES : ASCRIBED BY HIM, To their inattention in the choice of their foods: The ten- dency of the same, and their undeniable influence on the human system : The particular distinction of solid and liquid aliments in the body; their peculiar purposes, and the blood affection of the human body, its preciousness, and the caution that every one ought to have not to part with such a precious liquor ; and sincere advice not to listen to insidious advice, that would tend to bereave them of the soul of their lives. And a Suc- cinct Narration of the bombastic and frantic enthusiasm of the luminous brain at the glorious discovery of the blood-im- petuous circulation.—The great strife that has taken place at the memorable event, among the most notorious members of the *acred Physical Cabala; their admirable doctrines and remark- able versions concerning the prolific sanguification of the foods into the blood permanent transformation. Br SYLVAN, Enemy to Human Diseases^ • T- <**•■% j7l tPT> IT?' '* (Price, Forty Cents.) ° 4- ^' He whose will, wisdom creates for a purpose, To whom, when He please his secret can disclose, And for the one shewing to have such a favour, Spite ought to be dumb or scoff'd for its clamour. Hartford: PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR 1814. >t\?'