The pesky hanger-on evidently possessed an understanding of my immune system that allopathic medicine has yet to match.
We'll give 'em medicine in allopathic doses, and it will be a case of 'kill or cure.'
But up to seven I lived exclusively on allopathic medicines.
"There's an allopathic physician at Corbitant," said Grace passively.
That comes of avoiding all allopathic messes like the devil.
Pneumonia followed; physicians came with torments of plasters and allopathic dosings that brought no relief.
Rush College, one of the largest of the allopathic institutions, has just been opened to them.
There are about one hundred women physicians in the State, seventy-five allopathic and the rest belonging to other schools.
Nim is also praised by some of the allopathic physicians for its tonic, antiseptic, astringent and anti-periodic properties.
Benninghausen is an admirable example of the application of the allopathic principle to penology.
1830, from French allopathique (see allopathy). Related: Allopathically.
allopathy al·lop·a·thy (ə-lŏp'ə-thē)
n.
A method of treating disease with remedies that produce effects antagonistic to those caused by the disease itself.
