This medical treatise from the 17th century provides guidance on the role of wives in the care of their husbands' health. The work argues that wives have a duty to support and care for their husbands in a variety of ways, including through diet, exercise, and hygiene. The author draws on established medical knowledge of the time and provides practical advice for women seeking to support the health of their families. It is an interesting and informative work for scholars of medical history.

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