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A Practical Physiology

Note 19 — Chapter VI · Digestion.

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“The physiological wear of the organism is constantly being repaired by the blood; but in order to keep the great nutritive fluid from becoming impoverished, the matters which it is constantly losing must be supplied from some source out of the body, and this necessitates the ingestion of articles which are known as food.”—Flint’s Text-book of Human Physiology.

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