Napoleon and Thyroid Disease A Medical History Study
A 1916 article analyzes Napoleon Bonaparte through thyroid theory, describing hyperthyroid drive and later myxedema. It links energy bursts to gland activity, cites paintings and portraits, and notes symptoms such as eye changes, facial fullness, sleepiness, and slowed functions observed in his career and death.
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Jacobson
Napoleon
Europe
Hertoghe
Jum
Crile
Saprnece
Philippoteaux
Guerin’s
Buonaparte
Taine
Toulon
Tuileries
Mondovi
Lodi
Egypt
Marengo
Empire
Austria
Jena
Eylau
Friedland
Aspern
Labedoyere
Guillard
Barry O’meara
O'Meara
St. Helena
Talleyrand
Lord Wolseley
the Star Com
Wolseley
Dresden
Ligny
Waterloo
Vandamme
Carnot
Henry
Delaroche
Caesar
Lefevre
John Trumbull
Charlet
Guerin
Raffet
Steuben
Girodet-Trioson
Fastlake
Meissonier
Lord Wol
Graves
Eantynio Goth
Longhi
Sitenot
Arnott
George Murray
Great Pond
Allan McLane Hamilton
Morton Prince
France
Poleon
Che
Josephine
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