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water_n	fire_n	put_v	sugar_n	3,579	5	10.5805	5	false

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A63797	Healths grand preservative: or The womens best doctor A treatise, shewing the nature and operation of brandy, rumm, rack, and other distilled spirits, and the ill consequences of mens, but especially of womens drinking such pernicious liquors and smoaking tobacco. As likewise, of the immoderate eating of flesh without a due observation of time, or nature of the creature which hath proved very destructive to the health of many. Together, with a rational discourse of the excellency of herbs, highly approved of by our ancestors in former times. And the reasons why men now so much desire the flesh more than other food. A work highly fit to be persued and observed by all that love their health, and particularly necessary to the female sex, on whose good or ill constitution the health and strength, or sickness and weakness of all [cropped]sterity does in a more especial manner depend. By Tho. Tryon.	Tryon, Thomas, 1634-1703.	1682 (1682)	Wing T3182; ESTC R219417	19,602	25

its Sweat Water or Friendly Life in its Seperation which before did Qualifie its harsh Fierce Fire it also looseth its pure Colour or bright native Shine because the Essential Oyl is consumed in that Seperation so that there doth remain no true Life nor Light in it but being set on Fire its Flame ●s of a 〈…〉 that the dark wrathful Properties of Sat●●● and Mars and their Fierce Fires are predominant in all such 〈◊〉 or Spirits This is further 〈◊〉 in 〈◊〉 as was hinted before which is made of Wood but in the making thereof the pure Oyl or sweet Wat●r which is the Essential Life of the Wood is suffocated or destroyed for from that Friendly Quality the Wood had its bright Shine or Fl●●e which is of a Benevolent refreshing opperation● Now this pure Oyl or Balsamick body is the Essential Life and moderator of all harsh Fiery dark Fumes or Qualitys in the Wood which being suffocated or totally destroyed in the making it whereby the Original dark Sulphurous Fire becomes strong and raging giving greater and stronger Heat than the Fire of Wood but its Flame is not bright clear and refreshing as that of Wood but it is of a dimn B●●●●ony colour sending 〈◊〉 strong fulsome Fumes and Vapours very offesive to the pure Spirits and Health of those that are near it for having lo●t its pure Spirits and Oyl of Life in its making into Charcoal there does only remain in it the Fierce dark original Fire an untameable devou●ing Spirit in Nature for every Quality in Nature hath power only to kindle and awaken its likeness therefore all such things as have lost their pure Spirits and Balsamick body in the Seperation or preparation must needs Indanger the Health because they do awaken by Simile their own or like Poysonous Properties in the Body and if it were not so a little Poyson taken into the Body would not destroy the Life but Poysons taken in do by Simile joyn or Incorporate themselves with the Internal Poyson or destructive Principal in the Body which before laid hid or as a Man may say was moderated or Captivated by the sweet Body and pure Spirits even as the Fiery Spirits of Brandy are in Sack or Sugar but so soon as the ou●ward Poyson that is taken in Incorporates it self with the inward Poyson in the Body it does so pow●●fully Strengthen and awaken it that in a moment it overcomes the pure Oyl of L●fe and the pure Spirits become Suffocated and then the Natural Life is a● an end for every property in Nature both in the Evil and also in the good does with highest dilligence see●● out its likeness and wheresoever it findeth its Simile there it joy●s Forces and 〈…〉 wel●are of the Body Nor is it otherwise in all sorts of Food and other Drinks if the pure Vertue thereof be Seperated or any way destroyed for then forthwith the dark Brimstony-Spirit is set at Liberty which before the Seperation the Ba●●amick body and pure Spir●ts did Qualify and hold Captive that it could not mannifest its-self in its own Nature but being Seperated from the good Properties and Friendly Principal this dark Fiery Sulphurous Spirit becomes of a Furious Nature and Operation endeavouring to bring all in Subjection to it self Therefore such Liquors or Spirits frequently taken b●●h up the Radical moisture and Natural Heat and are greedy devourers of the Sweet Oyl in the Body whence proceeds General Obstructions Crude Windy humours Consumptions unna●ural Heats and Flushings Loss of Appetite Retchings to Vo●●it and many other disorders And if those of the Female Sex take to Drink such Spirits as of late years they do too frequently the Evils are doubled ●nto them 2. In all the before mentioned Spirits that have passed through those cruel harsh Fires where the Air hath not its free Egress and Regress the pure Spirit and sweet Body is totally destroyed which is the●Root of Motion and Fermentation therefore such Spirits will not work or Ferment as all other Drinks and Liquors will even Water it self but you may put what quantity of Sugar you will to Brandy Rumm or any other Distilled Spirits they will continue a strong Fire void of Motion or Fermentation this doth further declare that all the good Principals and Ver●●es are destroyed by the preparation and that there remains only a strong fixed Fire which has its uses in Physick as is mentioned before but not otherwise 3. Such Spirits being frequently Drunk do generate various Diseases according to each Mans Nature and Constitution and the Climate whether hot or cold for they do powerfully Prey upon the Natural Heat consuming the sweet Oyl and pur● Spirits for the Balsamick body and pure Spirits of all such Liquors being destroyed in the preparation they become an Extre●● which Nature in its simplicity hates and for this cause such Liquors cannot Administer any Propper or Agreeable Nourishment to the Body or to the pure Spirits it cannot give that which it hath not it hath only power to awaken the Central Heat o● Fire which ought not to have been kindled and this it doth by a Simpathetical opperation for all Meats and Drinks have power in the Body to awaken and strengthen their likeness for this reason all Wisemen skilled in the Mysteries of Nature have commended Simple Meats and Drinks because most such things are as it were equal in their parts having no mannifest Quality that does predominate Violently over the other but yet contains a sufficient Nourishment for the Body and also for the Spirit● For Meats and Drinks ought to be equal in their parts the Spirit ought not to be Seperated from the Body nor the Body from the Spirit but both ought to be Administered together For the Body without the Spirit is of a gross heavy dull or dead Nature and the Spirit without the Body is too Violent and Fiery but the Health of Mans Body and Mind doth chiefly consist in the equal●ity of both do not all Meats and Drinks wherein any Quality or Property of Nature is extream whether it be in Vertue or harmfulness if not sparingly taken certainly discompose the Harmony both of the Body and mind for every Quality bege●s its likeness and so on the contrary Concord and Harmony are maintain●d by their Likenesses if there be not a Sympathetical agreement between the Stomach and the Meats and Drinks both in Quality and Quantity the unity and Concord of the Properties of Nature are immediately broken whence proceeds various Diseases according to the Degrees of the Disorder This every one ought to understand or else they may unadvisedly lay heavier Burdens than Nature can bear for most Diseases are generated through surplusage of Nourishment For unto weak heats there ought to be administred a proportionable Food but stronger heats will admit of stronger Foods and greater quantity which all persons might know if they would but observe the opperation of their own Natures for no Health nor Harmony can be

Healths Grand Preservative OR THE Womens best Doctor A TREATISE Shewing the Nature and Operation of Brandy Rumm Rack and other distilled Spirits and the ill consequences of Mens but especially of Womens drinking such pernicious Liquors and smoaking Tobacco As likewise Of the immoderate Eating of Flesh without a due observation of Time or Nature of the Creature which hath proved very destructive to the Health of many Together With a Rational Discourse of the Excellency of Herbs highly approved of by our Ancestors 〈◊〉 former times And the Reasons why Men now so much desire Flesh more than other Food A Work highly fit to be perused and observed by all that Love their Health and particularly necessary to the Female Sex on whose good or ill Constitution the Health and Strength or Sickness and weakness of all Posterity does in a more especial manner depend By THO. TRYON London Printed for the Author and are to be sold by Lang Curtis near Fleet-Bridge 1682. Healths Grand Preservative OR THE Womens best Doctor c. CHAP. I. Of the Nature and Operation of Brandy Rumm and Rack which of late years are become as common Drinks amongst many as Beer and Ale not only in England but also in all the West-Indies where the English inhabit and of the evil consequences that do attend the Drinkers thereof BRandy R●mm Rack and other distilled Spirits are all very per●icious and hurtful to the Health of the Body if not sparingly taken on extraordinary occasions in a Physi●●● way for the Intention of all such Chymical preparations when first Inr●●ted was for Medicinal uses and not to be used as Common drink as of late years indiscre●tly they are to the destruction of many Thousands the frequent use of them contracting such 〈◊〉 and stubbo●n D●seases as for the most part are incurable 1. All such Spirits as are drawn by common Distilla●●● through those cruel Sulphuro●s Fires where the Air hath not its free egress and regress their 〈…〉 har●h fiery Spirit or Brandy The same you shall have if you distil Sugar only it yields a stronger Spirit for the more Bal●amick the Body of any thing is the stronger and fiercer is its Spirit when that Balsamick body and the pure Volatile Spirits are destroyed or seperated from it Now here you will see that the Volatile Spirit and 〈◊〉 Cordial 〈◊〉 or Body both in the Sack and also in the Sugar are destroyed and there doth remain as is said before only a fierce harsh Brimstony Spirit void of all the wholesome qualities Sack and Sugar did contain for the Volatile Spirit or Tincture is the Essential Life of every thing and its the maintainer of its Colour Smell and T●st Now these pure Spirits will not endure any violent Heat or harsh Fire but through the fiery heat and want of the free Egress and Regress of the Air they presently become Suff●cated and then the sweet Balsamick body is turned sour for this sweet Balsamick body is the pleasant Habitation of the Volatile Spirit and this pure Spirit is the true Life of that Balsamick body they are inseperable Companions the one cannot subsist without the other destroy either and both Dye Therefore all such Spirits so drawn do loose their Balsamick body with all their Cordial Vertues and Tinctures put what Herbs or Li●u●rs you will into such Furnaces they are presently P●●ndeted of their Natural Colour and run off white whereby it appears that this Common way of Distillation destroys the pure Natural Vertues and Tincture for from the Tincture proceeds all the Variety of Colours both in Vegetables Minerals and Annimals so that such Spirits do only contain a harsh fier●e Fiery Nature and for that reason if they be frequently Drink do ●rey upon the Natural Heat and by degrees weaken it destroying the very Life of Nature by way of Simile for every Like works upon its likeness whence it comes to pass that in those who addict themselves to the Drinking of these high Fiery or Brimstony Spirits their Natural heat grows cold and Feeble and their Appetites are weakened they destroying the Power of the Digestive Faculty of the Stomach so that many such People after Eating are forced to Drink a Dram to help concoction all other Drinks proving too cold for them which constrains them to continue ●ooping of such Liquor a sad Remedy when we go about to help a mischief by encreasing the application of the same ill means which first occasioned it● for these wrathful Spirits have awakened the Central Heat which is the Root of Nature that ought not to have been awakened or kindled for if the Central Heat be stired up by any unnatural Meats or Drinks or other violence done to Nature then presently follows the Consumption of the Radical Moisture and the pure Spirits and Lively Tinctures become Suffocated wherein consists the Essential Life of Nature And as in the before mentioned Example the pure Spirit and Balsamick body in Sack will not indure those cruel harsh Sulphurous Fires where the Air hath not its free Influence but presently becomes Suffocated or destroyed and the most pleasant Sweetness thereof turned into a Stink so neither will the Radical Spirits and pure Oyl in the Body endure those Sulphurous Flames and Fierce Spirits without sustaining the like prejudice for that pure Vertue or Essential Principal which the Lord in the Creation endued every thing with which is the true Life thereof will not endure any violent motion or harsh Fire to touch them especially if the circulation of the Air be wanting as it is in all such Distillations for these Spirits are so pure and subtle that when any Injury is offered to them they either evaporate or become suffocated for this Essential Powder or pure Life is the moderator or Friendly Quality in all Minerals Vegetables and Animals which doth mix and Qualify the harsh Fiery dark Principal and does allay and moderate the cruel harsh Nature of the Dark-Fire as does plainly appear in all the forementioned Liquors and also in Charcoal for before the Sack or any Balsamick Liquor was put into the Still and drawn off those very same Fiery harsh sulphurous Spirits were essentially in the Wine or whatever else it be for it is the Root of Nature and the Original to every Life but being mixed or incorporated with the Balsamick body and pure spirit the fiery fierce sulphurous spirit is thereby swallowed up and as it were hid and moderated for in what thing soever the pure Balsamick body is predominant there this dark furious spirit is hid or captivated an Example whereof we have in Sugar where when the sweet Balsamick body is potent there also this fiery sulphurous Spirit is strong but not manifest but as soon as this Essential Spirit and Balsamick body are seperated or destroyed this dark Fiery Brimstonie Spirit appears in its own form and becomes like a Mad furious Devil in Nature its cloathing being the dark-Dark-Fire for this Spirit hath lost