Diokine
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Quite honestly these volumes and the information contained within changed my life. Although it's dated, the observations and deductions laid out by the author and his colleagues are - in my opinion - of the highest class of medical science available. Anesthesiology text books have nothing on these glorious twin columns of content.
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How does digestion work - chemically?
What is the relationship between the adrenal system and vascular system?
How does the nervous system interact with these?
What is the relationship of the adrenal system to immune function?
How do the lungs work?
What is blood doing?
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It will take significant time to digest this work, but the knowledge gained by doing so will be invaluable towards gaining a competent frame of understanding physiology.
The Internal Secretions and the Principles of Medicine: Biology; pharmacology; pathogenesis; practice; volume 1
The Internal Secretions and the Principles of Medicine: Biology; pharmacology; pathogenesis; practice; volume 2
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How does digestion work - chemically?
What is the relationship between the adrenal system and vascular system?
How does the nervous system interact with these?
What is the relationship of the adrenal system to immune function?
How do the lungs work?
What is blood doing?
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It will take significant time to digest this work, but the knowledge gained by doing so will be invaluable towards gaining a competent frame of understanding physiology.
The Internal Secretions and the Principles of Medicine: Biology; pharmacology; pathogenesis; practice; volume 1
The Internal Secretions and the Principles of Medicine: Biology; pharmacology; pathogenesis; practice; volume 2
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