Edward H. Dewey Quotes
Best Quotes by Edward H. Dewey
“Most of the need of drugs to allay restlessness or pain, and to enforce sleep in cases of the severely sick, arises from the exhaustive taxing of the vital power from the enforced feeding and stimulation.”
“Take away food from a sick man's stomach and you have begun, not to starve the sick man, but the disease.”
“When death occurs before the skeleton condition is reached it is always due to old age or some form of disease or injury, and not to starvation.”
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