The renewal of life; arguments for subcutaneous injections of oil in the cure and prevention of senility and disease; for the making of the acme of abundant health, stamina, vigor, vitality and constitution; for the cure of consumption and other diseases, particularly those of a chronic nature . fifty this amount remains atabout the same preservation, or stationary. After thefiftieth year and as age advances the amount of car-bon-dioxid gradually declines until it scarcely equalsthe amount exhaled at the tenth year of age. Womendo not exhale as much carbon-dioxide as men of equalages. The amou
The renewal of life; arguments for subcutaneous injections of oil in the cure and prevention of senility and disease; for the making of the acme of abundant health, stamina, vigor, vitality and constitution; for the cure of consumption and other diseases, particularly those of a chronic nature . fifty this amount remains atabout the same preservation, or stationary. After thefiftieth year and as age advances the amount of car-bon-dioxid gradually declines until it scarcely equalsthe amount exhaled at the tenth year of age. Womendo not exhale as much carbon-dioxide as men of equalages. The amount increases gradually from the eighthyear to that of puberty, after which it remains in thesame state of preservation until the change of life*takes place, when the carbon-dioxid exhaled declinesat the same rate as in old men. There is a relation closely connected as we havehere tried to point out, all along, between the amountof carbon-dioxid exhaled (the used power of the body)and the amount of stamina, vigor and vitality whichthe body contains. If we could keep this power atthe same preservation, after the age of forty as it hasbeen before, then enfeeblement and old age would notleave its marks. But it is evident that the carbonforming foods are not assimilated so well after the age. Case IV. Mr. Y. S., who gained 14 pounds in weight and recov-ered entirely from puhnonary tuberculosis. Treatment: Subcutane-ous injections of oil. He has remained well for a period of overfour years and has been actively His life was rencATed.
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