autotoxemia

Or au·to·tox·ae·mi·a

[aw-toh-tok-see-mee-uh]

noun

Pathology.

1. autointoxication.

Word History and Origins

Origin of autotoxemia¹

First recorded in 1885–90; auto- ¹ + toxemia

Example Sentences

He finds "autotoxemia" in his patients, found it in the reporter too, who also gravely suffered from "neurarchy with a basis of autotoxin."

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He teaches that the law of compensation applies to health; that all disease is one and the same fundamentally; that "Autotoxemia is the fundamental basic cause of all diseases."

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The patient is suffering from autointoxication or autotoxemia.

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Those were the years when he had many troubles: insomnia, neuralgia, and especially a trouble he called malaria, but which was largely autotoxemia.

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