"Buxton and its Medicinal Waters" by Robert Ottiwell Gifford-Bennet is a scientific exploration of Buxton's renowned mineral waters, specifically focusing on their healing powers in the late 1800s. Buxton, located in Derbyshire, is famous for its thermal springs, and this book carefully examines water's chemical makeup and historical importance while aiming to educate doctors and patients about how these springs could improve their health, especially regarding problems, like gout and rheumatism. The book is divided into parts that discuss the benefits and possible risks, while also giving instructions on how to properly use the waters through activities like drinking and bathing, as a way to help people improve their health.
Buxton and its Medicinal Waters
By Robert Ottiwell Gifford-Bennet
Discover the secrets of a historic spa town and the healing properties of its waters, offering a natural remedy for those seeking relief from chronic pain and illness.
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