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A Practical Physiology

Note 9 — Chapter II · The Bones.

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“In its action on the system nicotine is one of the most powerful poisons known. A drop of it in a concentrated form was found sufficient to kill a dog, and small birds perished at the approach of a tube containing it.”—Wood’s Materia Medica. “Tobacco appears to chiefly affect the heart and brain, and I have therefore placed it among cerebral and cardiac poisons.”—Taylor’s Treatise on Poisons.

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