How to heal by nature's potent methods : a worthy counsellor in health, sickness, pain, and distress : a system of nature which reveals the correct laws of the moral and physical world for the pleasant perusal and profound study of everybody . nging its color to a brightred; then the blood is returned from the lungs by thepulmonary vein into the left auricle, and thence, byanother valve, into the left ventricle, and thence sentthroughout the system through the aorta which risesfrom this part. When this blood has reached every part of the bodythrough the arteries, and nourished it, then, having
How to heal by nature's potent methods : a worthy counsellor in health, sickness, pain, and distress : a system of nature which reveals the correct laws of the moral and physical world for the pleasant perusal and profound study of everybody . nging its color to a brightred; then the blood is returned from the lungs by thepulmonary vein into the left auricle, and thence, byanother valve, into the left ventricle, and thence sentthroughout the system through the aorta which risesfrom this part. When this blood has reached every part of the bodythrough the arteries, and nourished it, then, havingparted with its oxygen for the supply of all parts, itreturns, through the veins, as venous blood, to the greatvena cava, ascending from below the heart and descend-ing from above the heart, and is emptied into the rightauricle of that organ, from which it starts its roundagain. In this way, every two and a half minutes, theentire mass of blood passes its round throughout thewhole circulation. No. 2. The Heart and Lungs. These organs arehere shown in their connections. The figure shows theexact location of the heart in relation to each left lung is denoted by a; the right lung by b; the HOW TO HEAL PLATE V. RESPIRATORY NO. 1 LUNOSr THEIR TWO LOBES.
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