Manuel Medical Des Eaux Minerales
, written by Louis Eugene Le Bret, is a comprehensive guide to the use of mineral waters for medicinal purposes. Published in 1874, this book provides detailed information about various mineral springs and their therapeutic applications. The text explores the chemical composition of different waters, their physiological effects, and their use in treating a range of ailments.
This historical medical manual offers insights into the practices of 19th-century hydrotherapy and the contemporary understanding of the relationship between mineral waters and health. It serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the history of medicine, the study of mineral waters, and the evolution of therapeutic practices.
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