- so-called
auto-
intoxication symptom" in the
Journal of the
American Medical ****ociation
marked the
beginning of the
rejection of the
auto-
intoxication hypothesis...
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increase in
blood alcohol concentrations that
produce the
effects of
intoxication without the
consumption of alcohol.
Researchers speculate the underlying...
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widespread by the 1830s.
Biochemistry and
microbiology appeared to
support auto-
intoxication theory in the 19th century, but by the
early twentieth century detoxification-based...
- "Parkinson's disease: the
first common neurological disease due to
auto-
intoxication?". QJM. 98 (3): 215–26. doi:10.1093/qjmed/hci027. PMID 15728403. Casiday...
- on the organism, in
other words,
neurasthenia was the
result of (
auto‑)
intoxication.
Eventually he
separated it from
anxiety neurosis,
though he believed...
-
Descent (Pages 1 & 2)" 3:27 5. "Hazelton Avenue" 3:23 6. "
Auto-
Intoxication" (featuring John Cale) 3:47 7. "Golden Platitudes" 4:23 8...
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compounds are
responsible for what
Metchnikoff called intestinal auto-
intoxication, which,
according to him, was the
cause of the
physical changes ****ociated...
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After the
advent of the germ
theory of
disease then the idea of "
auto-
intoxication"
entered po****r
Western thought in a
fresh way. **** as a scientific...
- pathogénie des hémorrhagies cérébrales, 1866 Les
auto-
intoxications, 1866
translated as
Lectures on
auto-
intoxication in disease, 1894 De la pathogénie des hémorrhagies...
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onwards Kraepelin made
clear his
belief that
poisoning of the brain, "
auto-
intoxication,"
probably by **** hormones, may
underlie dementia praecox – a theory...
