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Thomsonianism
Thomsonianism Thom*so"ni*an*ism, n. (Med.)
An empirical system which assumes that the human body is
composed of four elements, earth, air, fire, and water, and
that vegetable medicines alone should be used; -- from the
founder, Dr. Samuel Thomson, of Massachusetts.
Meaning of Thomsonianism from wikipedia
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known as the
founder of the
alternative system of
medicine known as "
Thomsonian Medicine",
which enjo**** wide po****rity in the
United States during the...
- Spearmanian,
Thomsonian, and
Thurstonian models.
According to the
Spearmanian model, love is a
single bundle of
positive feelings. In the
Thomsonian model,...
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Pharmacy and
materia medica Subclass RT –
Nursing Subclass RV – Botanic,
Thomsonian, and
Eclectic medicine Subclass RX –
Homeopathy Subclass RZ –
Other systems...
- as an
extension of
early American herbal medicine traditions such as "
Thomsonian medicine" in the
early 19th century, and
included Native American medicine...
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opinions so much that
doctors and
herbalists would refer to
themselves as
Thomsonians. They
distinguished themselves from "regular"
doctors of the time who...
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Specialties in
nursing 1-431.................................Botanic,
Thomsonian, and
eclectic medicine 211-581...................................Diseases...
- alternative.
Samuel Thompson introduced his own
alternative medical system,
Thomsonianism, in the
early 19th century. It
quickly became extremely po****r as a...
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Thomist – St.
Thomas Aquinas (as in
Thomist philosophy)
Thomsonian – Dr.
Samuel Thomson (as in
Thomsonian Medicine) T****auvian –
Henry David T****au thrasonical...
- were
common in
nineteenth century Britain.
Skelton was
influenced by the
Thomsonian system of
herbal medicine which advocated heating herbs to rid the body...
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study of Randolph, in part
because little is
known about Randolph. The
Thomsonian System of
Medicine (1905) True
Spiritualism (1906) The
Philosophy of Fire...
