Punch,  31 (1856), 151.

Homeopathic Globules (Seventh Dose)  [7/7]

Anon

Genre:

Serial, Catechism, Drollery

Subjects:

Health, Medical Practitioners, Medical Treatment, Quackery, Commerce


    List of maxims and proverbs that criticise medical treatments, 'medical botany', and the competition between quacks and genuine medical practitioners. For example: 'One Physician is better than two, but three are fatal', and, since 'Wise Persons [...] go to a Physician' and 'fools go to a Quack [...,] the large disproportion between the two classes explains why so many Quacks make their fortune while many a clever physician starves'.



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