Insomnia; and Other Disorders of SleepLyman, Henry M. (Henry Munson)
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Insomnia; and Other Disorders of Sleep
Lyman, Henry M. (Henry Munson)
Dreams; Insomnia; Sleepwalking
Henneberg, experiments of, on oxidation in the tissues, 9
Hibernation, phenomena of, 48
Hoffmann’s anodyne, 81
Hohl and Allix, observations of, on the pulse in sleep, 6
Holland, Sir Henry, observations of, regarding the loss of memory during
exhaustion, 209
Hops, 90
treatment of chronic alcoholism with, 97
Hornby, Sir Edmund, experience of hallucination, 150
Horsford’s Acid Phosphate, 72
Horvath, observations of, on the temperature of hibernating marmots, 8
Hunger, 2
Hydrobromic acid, 88
Hydrochloric acid, useful in atonic dyspepsia, 72
Hydrocyanic acid, 100
in gastric diseases, 103
Hyosciamia, 70, 96
Hyosciamine, 70
Hyoscyamus, 70
use of, after parturition, 109
use of, in asthma, 101
use of, in fever, 104
use of, in hepatic diseases, 102
use of, in insanity, 96
use of, in insomnia of children, 112
use of, in renal diseases, 102
Hyperæmia of the brain, 52, 54, 110
Hypnagogic hallucinations, 3, 4
Hypnagogic state, 2
Hypnotic sleep, duration of, 217
Hypnotic sleep, clairvoyance in, 224
condition of the special senses in, 223
conditions favorable to, 214
exaltation of the imitative faculty during, 227
methods of inducing, 215
perception during, 149
Hypnotism, 214
likeness of, to somnambulism, 203
observations of Braid, 214, 229
observations of Charcot, 214, 219, 221
observations of Cohn, 223
observations of De Watteville, 229
observations of Dumontpallier, 219, 221
observations of Fischer, 150, 227
observations of Harting, 215
observations of Heidenhain, 214, 215, 216, 222
observations of Milne-Edwards, 215
observations of Rieger, 229
observations of Wiehe, 229
receptivity of the brain to suggestions during, 226
suggestion of ideas during, 226
therapeutical use of, 228
Hysteria, a cause of double consciousness, 205
Hysterical excitement, treatment of, 68
Ice-cap, in the treatment of acute affections of the brain, 93
Iceland moss, for the relief of cough, 100
Ideas, their dependence upon molecular movements in the brain, 24
Illusions, excited by disease and by drugs, 120, 122
Imagination, persistence of, in sleep, 3
Imitative faculties, exaltation of, in hypnotic states, 227
Immermann, on cold baths, 73
Impulses to violence during somnambulism, 193
Im Thurn, Everard F., on dreams among the Indians of Guiana, 128
Indians, of Guiana, magic practices among, 42
Inflammations affecting the brain, 54
Inhalations, medicated, 100
Injuries of the brain, 55
Insanity, 54, 57, 70, 133
Insomnia, 38
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