The Classical Doctrine of Indian Medicine: Its Origins and its Greek Parallels c15.35

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“If the respiration is too long or brief”, one should know that “his vital breath will go away”.
“When palpated, if the two (lateral) cervical regions do not have the throbbing”, one should know that, “his vital breath will go away”.
“If his teeth are charged white, with gravel on them”, one should know, “that his vital breath will go away.”¹