Your Hippo is observant Clinical Observation Your Hippo is observant.

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Your Hippo is observant Clinical Observation Your Hippo is observant

Your Hippo likes to read Hippocratic Corpus Your Hippo likes to read

He doesn't see this coming Doctors swear the Hippocratic Oath Bugg*r Sh*t Cr*p He doesn't see this coming

Famous Greek doctor Hippocrates Bugg*r Sh*t Cr*p

With lots of time to think, observe, and write, Hippocrates comes up with The Theory of the 4 Humours

The Cause of Illness

A humour is a liquid

In Balance = Healthy

Out of Balance = SICK

Theory of the 4 Humours Clinical observation In balance = healthy Cr*p Sh*t Bugg*r Hippocratic Corpus Hippocratic Oath