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"Dolaeus upon the Cure of the Gout by Milk-Diet," with an essay upon diet, explores an 18th-century approach to managing gout through dietary intervention. Authored by Johannes Dolaeus and William Stephens, this early work delves into the use of a milk-based diet as a form of diet therapy for this painful condition.
A fascinating glimpse into the history of medicine and nutrition, this book offers insights into the medical understanding and treatment of gout prevalent centuries ago. Focusing on the curative potential of a milk diet, the text provides a detailed exploration of this unique approach.
Of interest to those studying medical history, nutrition, and diet therapy, "Dolaeus upon the Cure of the Gout by Milk-Diet" provides valuable historical context to contemporary discussions of diet and health. It stands as a testament to the enduring quest for effective treatments and a reminder of how far medical science has advanced.
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