| The miasm in the latter case is therefore endoecic, or more exactly entoichic. |
| He said that he had been riding near the Whitney Pond, and perceived a different odor, and thought he must have inhaled the miasm. |
| These lakes are usually full of vegetable matter undergoing decomposition, and which produces large quantities of miasm. |
| Chamomilla belongs to the typhoid miasm, with an intensity between acute or psora, whose features are an intense, short, do-or-die effort alternating with collapse. |
| The sycotic miasm is the one that has the greatest tendency to overgrowth and hence obesity. |
| More recently it has been referred by Fabre6 to vaso-motor disturbance due to a miasm. |
