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It is a species of bulimia—an insatiable appetite, which "grows by what it feeds on."
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, NO. IX.--FEBRUARY, 1851.--VOL. II.VARIOUSThus, for example, there exists in adult life a disturbance of the nervous system which is called "anorexia nervosa."
THE NERVOUS CHILDHECTOR CHARLES CAMERONFrom hence they marched through snow the whole of the following day, and many of the men contracted the bulimia.
THE FIRST FOUR BOOKS OF XENOPHON'S ANABASISXENOPHONIn adults there is sometimes bulimia and a marked capriciousness of the appetite.
SCURVY PAST AND PRESENTALFRED FABIAN HESSThe next family—Gelechiid—is represented by the species Nervosa, which is common in many localities.
BUTTERFLIES AND MOTHSWILLIAM S. FURNEAUXThe patient may develop an enormous appetite—what we call bulimia—eating several times as much as she does ordinarily.
WOMANWILLIAM J. ROBINSONOnce a celebrated nostrum in Germany, under the name of Tinctura nervosa.
COOLEY'S PRACTICAL RECEIPTS, VOLUME IIARNOLD COOLEYThe root also is about the same size as that of aquifolium, while the root of nervosa is smaller.
GINSENG AND OTHER MEDICINAL PLANTSA. R. (ARTHUR ROBERT) HARDINGHence they marched through snow the whole of the following day, and many of the men contracted the bulimia.
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