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" . . . If the blood be thus driven (by the bath) from the external and internal parts, what becomes of the blood? The heart and great vessels, it would seem, must be burdened. Such is^aa degree the case; and it-is perhaps thestimulus of this fullness and distention or its action on the elasticity of those great vessels and the heart that constitutes the reaction (which leads forth the urine in abundant effusion). Such overloading of the heart and great organs would be dangerous in every case if the volume of blood remained the same." —Henry Hartshorne, 1847

Cardiovascular and renal effects of head-out water immersion in man: application of the model in the assessment of volume homeostasis.