All through the Middle Ages iron rings were worn, which were good for colic andbiliousness and also for rheumatic pains.
The rings of the Middle Ages that were supposed to be a cure for biliousness were engraved with a command to the bile to go and take possession of a bird.
In general, notwithstanding the unquestionable utility of the mercurial, it is better to relieve cases of biliousness by less objectionable measures.
In this country the great Rush first promulgated the notions of biliousness which have since so dominated the medical opinion of this continent.
But intestinal indigestion alone can cause these symptoms without the condition of so-called biliousness being present.
The term biliousness is used to signify a disturbance of the gastro-intestinal digestion, with coincident excess in the production of bile.
As calomel and blue pill have a sedative rather than a stimulant action on the liver, they are more useful in biliousness than are the true cholagogues.
From the time of Galen biliousness has been regarded as a morbid entity and the liver as the organ affected.
Gradually, owing chiefly to errors of diet, to climatic changes, or to malarial influences, or to these several factors combined, the affected person drifts into the condition of biliousness above described.
Should the stomach not be in a condition to take nourishment frombiliousness or other causes, prescription No.
Two possessions must be theirs - Longevity of Hair and Biliousness of Character.
Costiveness or biliousness from sedentary habits and lack of exercise in the outer air and sunshine, exposure to intense heat or cold and over-exertion, are all to be guarded against.
Biliousness is usually supposed to be occasioned by hindrance to the flow of bile, and the conclusion is drawn that the liver requires stimulating.
A period marked by constipation, biliousness or poisons generated within or taken into the intestinal canal is often followed by diarrhea.
All have reasons for the manner and time they adopt to "cleanse" the bowels; and yet they find that they are not cleansed properly, as they still have spells of biliousness and misery.
When twisted, irregular, and yellowish in colour, the subject will suffer from biliousness and liver complaints.
When yellow in colour they denote a tendency to biliousnessand liver complaints, and tell in consequence of a melancholy morose nature.
Hence it must be avoided by individuals with a tendency to biliousness or to any disease in which the liver is involved.
Individuals inclined to biliousness should endeavor to overcome the constipation which is one of the most prominent features.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "biliousness" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: anger; asperity; bile; choler; discontent; gall; sourness; spleen
