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Intestinal Auto-Intoxication, together with an appendix on the lactic ferments with particular reference to their application in intestinal therapeutics by Albert Fournier

By: Combe A;

Price: $25.00

Publisher: New York, Rebman Co.: 1910

Seller ID: 146

Binding: xviii

1910 FIRST AMERICAN EDITION OF TREATMENT OF DIGESTIVE DISORDERS WITH PROBIOTICS. 9 1/2 inches tall hardcover, original gray cloth binding, red gilt label on spine, 18 text figures, 4 of which are color. No dust jacket. Very good. DR. ADOLPHE COMBE (1859-1916) was a German/Swiss professor who pioneered the use of probiotics to alter the intestinal microbiome long before the discovery of the microbiome.
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A Treatise on the Transformation of the Intestinal Flora with Special Reference to the Implantation of Bacillus acidophilus

By: Rettger LF;Cheplin HA

Price: $50.00

Publisher: New Haven, Yale University Press: 1921

Seller ID: 78

SCARCE LANDMARK STUDY OF FECAL TRANSPLANTS 80 YEARS BEFORE THE INTRODUCTION OF 'MICROBIOME'. 9 1/4 inches tall hardcover, viii, 135 pages, original gray cloth boards, many charts and tables throughout, one folding, 8 plates (3 color). Edges worn, cpine ends frayed, corners worn, text very good. The present volume is based on investigations conducted at the Sheffield Scientific School of Yale University and presented in lectures delivered during the autumn of 1920 by the senior author, on the Silliman Foundation. PREFACE: 'Fifty years have passed since Pasteur and Koch, the founders of modern b...
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Category: Microbiome

Intestinal Auto-Intoxication, together with an appendix on the lactic ferments with particular reference to their application in intestinal therapeutics by Albert Fournier

A Treatise on the Transformation of the Intestinal Flora with Special Reference to the Implantation of Bacillus acidophilus