Fat And Blood
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[25] No such obvious and visible results are seen as we observe aftermassage, but the thermal changes are much more constant and remarkable, and show at least that we are not dealing with an agent which merelyamuses the patient or acts alone through some mysterious influence onthe mental status.
A half-hour's treatment of the muscles commonly gives rise to a markedelevation of temperature, which fades away within an hour or two. Thiseffect is, like that from massage, most notable in persons lia...ble tofever from some organic trouble, and it varies as to its degree inindividuals who have no such disease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[25] No such obvious and visible results are seen as we observe aftermassage, but the thermal changes are much more constant and remarkable, and show at least that we are not dealing with an agent which merelyamuses the patient or acts alone through some mysterious influence onthe mental status.
A half-hour's treatment of the muscles commonly gives rise to a markedelevation of temperature, which fades away within an hour or two. Thiseffect is, like that from massage, most notable in persons lia...ble tofever from some organic trouble, and it varies as to its degree inindividuals who have no such disease.
The first case, Miss B. ,
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