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The secretion continuing from
The secretion continuing from three to six or seven days, can scarcely be regarded as harmonizing with the require¬ments of the organ itself. A temporary excess Tory Burch Outlet of blood confined to it would be oorroctcd in less time. If, bow- ever, we consider it as a channel, in relation to the ani¬mal system, for tbe escape of superfluous matters, the lengthened duration of the dischargo may be regarded as strictly in accordance with the wants of tho body; but tbe amount which is lost cannot bo a measure of the residue of useless olements which tho operations of the organ create. Tho phenomenon is not rationally explicable on this supposi¬tion. And we have no hesitation in stating tbat tbe more deeply Tory Burch Flats the subject is studied, tbe less probable will it appear that the secretion merely responds to the temporary organio demands of the uterus. Tho physiological views which are hero advanced may be strengthened by further considerations. Menstruation is more eopious in women who load a lux¬urious and indolent life, than in those whose occupations are active. In tbe former it is often attended by distressing symptoms; while in the latter it is usnally an aflair of trifling moment. Differences of this kind are easy of ex¬planation on the principles advocated. It is evident that idlo and indulgent habits will produce a state of the vital powers in accordance with them. What is the nature of it? Food continues to be digested and converted into chyle, making the required additions to the circulating fluid. But under the circumstances implied, what will be the condition of tho latter? From tho absence of aotive bodily exercise, neither the heart nor arteries are aroused to energetic operations.
The secretion continuing from three to six or seven days, can scarcely be regarded as harmonizing with the require¬ments of the organ itself. A temporary excess Tory Burch Outlet of blood confined to it would be oorroctcd in less time. If, bow- ever, we consider it as a channel, in relation to the ani¬mal system, for tbe escape of superfluous matters, the lengthened duration of the dischargo may be regarded as strictly in accordance with the wants of tho body; but tbe amount which is lost cannot bo a measure of the residue of useless olements which tho operations of the organ create. Tho phenomenon is not rationally explicable on this supposi¬tion. And we have no hesitation in stating tbat tbe more deeply Tory Burch Flats the subject is studied, tbe less probable will it appear that the secretion merely responds to the temporary organio demands of the uterus. Tho physiological views which are hero advanced may be strengthened by further considerations. Menstruation is more eopious in women who load a lux¬urious and indolent life, than in those whose occupations are active. In tbe former it is often attended by distressing symptoms; while in the latter it is usnally an aflair of trifling moment. Differences of this kind are easy of ex¬planation on the principles advocated. It is evident that idlo and indulgent habits will produce a state of the vital powers in accordance with them. What is the nature of it? Food continues to be digested and converted into chyle, making the required additions to the circulating fluid. But under the circumstances implied, what will be the condition of tho latter? From tho absence of aotive bodily exercise, neither the heart nor arteries are aroused to energetic operations.
