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The remedy of this infirmitie doth much rest in the rectifica∣cion of digestion, that is to say, the meate the which a man doth eate, be not of ventositie ingendring winde, and than vse purgations, scarificaciōs, boxing, flebothomy, & stuphes. And for this matter the medicines the which doth serue in the Chapter named Tromos, is good for this impediment.