A practical dissertation on the waters of Leamington-Spa

including the history of the springs, a new analysis of their gaseous and solid contents, the rules for drinking the waters, bathing, diet of the patients, and other regimen

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Author

Charles Loudon

Contributions

Loudon, Charles, 1801-1844 former owner - Contributor
Sharp & Fairfax - Contributor
St. Thomas's Hospital. Medical School Library - Contributor
King's College London - Contributor

Publication

1828 - printed by Sharp & Fairfax, for John Merridew,...and also by Ebers,...Morris's,..., Leamington-Spa, England

Language

English

Word Count

23,000 words, Guess

Page Count

92 pages

Physical Format

Electronic resource

Identifiers

Internet Archiveb21306047
Open LibraryOL26295179M

Alternate Titles

Loudon on mineral waters.

Subjects

Topics

Springs Dietetics Nutrition Balneology Hydrotherapy Therapeutics Mineral waters

Places

Leamington (England)

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