Electrical Physiology, or Electro-Chemic Energy vs. Oxygenation of the Human Blood: A Lecture Delivered Before the National Eclectic Medical ... Ind., June 11, 1903 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Electrical Physiology, or Electro-Chemic Energy Vs. Oxygenation of the Human Blood: A Lecture Delivered Before the National Eclectic Medical Association at Indianapolis, Ind., June 11, 1903
After much study and careful experiment, I have concluded that the pro cess of revitalization of the blood in the capillaries of the lungs is due to the action of electro-chemic energy, and that oxygen does not pass into the blood by osmosis.
In the following paper I submit to you an account of my experiments, and a brief history of the course of reasoning that has led me to this important conclusion, so widely differing from the present accepted theories.
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