Physiology Of Man: Alimentation. Digestion. Absorption. Lymph And Chyle. 1867

"The Physiology Of Man: Alimentation. Digestion. Absorption. Lymph And Chyle" by Austin Flint, originally published in 1867, offers a detailed exploration into the processes of digestion and nutrient absorption within the human body. This historical text delves into the understanding of alimentation, the roles of lymph and chyle, and the broader physiological mechanisms at play.

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