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3. Water and its effects when drunk cold. The Physician's view (1576-1751)

Author

Bonfante, Luciana, Calo', Lorenzo, D'Angelo, Angela, Favaro, Silvana, Abaterusso, C, Mennella, M, Normanno, M, Spinello, M, and Antonello, Augusto

Subjects
Cold Temperature, History, 17th Century, Italy, Attitude of Health Personnel, History, 16th Century, Physicians, Drinking, Humans, Water, Mineral Waters, History, 18th Century
Abstract

Starting with Baldassare Pisanelli's book Trattato della natura de' cibi et del bere, published in Venice in 1586, the controversies that have kept physicians busy over the centuries regarding the relative importance of water in human health are traced. These controversies were of considerable importance as the Latin word for water 'aqua' is derived from the phrase 'a qua vinimus' (from whence we come). However, until the studies of Nicolas Lemery, one of the most important pharmacologists of the 18th century, the controversies were debated using more theoretical, philosophical arguments. Lemery's studies shifted the debates from those based on philosophical arguments to more physiologically and scientifically based arguments.

Published
1999

5. Dent’s disease and prevalence of renal stones in dialysis patients in Northeastern Italy

Author

Tosetto, Enrica, primary, Graziotto, Romina, additional, Artifoni, Lina, additional, Nachtigal, Josef, additional, Cascone, Carmelo, additional, Conz, Piero, additional, Piva, Michele, additional, Dell’Aquila, Roberto, additional, De Paoli Vitali, Ermanno, additional, Citron, Lorenzo, additional, Nalesso, Federico, additional, Antonello, Augusto, additional, Vertolli, Ugo, additional, Zagatti, Riccardo, additional, Lupo, Antonio, additional, D’Angelo, Angela, additional, Anglani, Franca, additional, and Gambaro, Giovanni, additional

Published
2005
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7. Double urine circulation: importance of pores.

Author

Antonello A, D'Angelo A, Nalesso F, Capezzi M, Malagoli A, Pastori G, Lazzarin R, Calò L, Bonfante L, and Gambaro G

Subjects
France, History, 17th Century, History, 18th Century, Humans, Urine, Urology history
Abstract

The authors examine a presentation to the Royal Academy of Sciences of Paris by L. Morin, French physician and meteorologist. In this communication the presence of "pores" in the stomach and the bladder, which would allow a quick elimination of the urines on the occasion of an abundant fluid intake.

Published
2003

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