The American Eclectic Practice of Medicine; Volume 1

A comprehensive guide to the American Eclectic School of Medicine, an alternative medical practice that emerged in the 19th century and was known for its use of botanical remedies and non-invasive therapies. Written by prominent physician Ichabod Gibson Jones, this book explains the principles of the Eclectic School and provides detailed instructions for diagnosis and treatment of various diseases. A valuable resource for medical historians, herbalists, and anyone interested in alternative medicine.
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