Pain changes the pulse either because of its strength, or because it is felt in the dominant organ, or because of its duration. At first, pain excites the animal force an ...
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Bathing can be either in hot water or cold. Bathing in hot water initially strengthens animal strength and the “need for cooling,” but when it dissolves the juices excess ...
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At the beginning of the movement and while it remains balanced, the pulse is large and strong due to the increase in innate heat and its enhancing effect on the pulse, an ...
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As for the pulse during sleep, its quality changes depending on the time of sleep and depending on the state of digestion. At the beginning of sleep, the pulse is small a ...
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The food taken changes the pulse by its quality and quantity. The amount of food influences by inclining the body to heat up or cool down, and the heart rate changes acco ...
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As for spring, in spring the pulse is balanced in everything and excessive in strength. In summer it is fast, frequent due to the “need for cooling” due to the dissipatio ...
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A hot nature needs cooling more, therefore, if strength and weapons contribute, then the pulse is high. If one of these factors counteracts, then the situation is as we e ...
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The pulse in men, due to their significant animal strength and “need for cooling,” is often larger and stronger. Since the “need for cooling” is satisfied in men by a sig ...
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When the beating vessel is obedient in its softness, the animal strength is great and the “need for cooling” is significant, then the pulse is large. “Need for cooling” o ...
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With all the mentioned varieties of pulse, which determine the difference in the sense of increase and decrease, a balanced pulse is natural. The only exception is a stro ...
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