On the Mechanism of the Physiological Action of the Cathartics

Delve into the intricate workings of the human body with John Bruce MacCallum's "On the mechanism of the physiological action of the cathartics." This historical scientific text meticulously explores the physiological effects of laxatives and cathartics, offering insights into their action on the gastrointestinal tract.

A foundational work in pharmacology and physiology, the book examines the mechanisms by which these substances exert their effects. MacCallum's research provides a detailed analysis of the subject.

This volume is essential for anyone interested in the history of medicine, pharmacology, or the life sciences. It offers a valuable glimpse into the scientific understanding of laxatives and their impact on the body, retaining its relevance for those studying the evolution of medical knowledge.

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