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By Jennifer 14/01/201320/02/2015 Blog posts

The Stone, the Knife, and the Radish: Discovering Medicines

One of the diseases, found particularly in men, which I come across frequently in this research is The Stone or Gravel, in the kidneys or in the bladder. These stones were thought to be caused by excessive build-up of humours within the urine, in hot bodies these humours would ‘bake’

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