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OF
DIET
Treatise
Explaining,
Chemistry
THE
Uniting
Digestion
with
Branches
Elimination
Normal
Removing
Intestinal,
of
All
and
of
in
Normal
Food
W^aste,
Causes
the
Science
of
of
Art
Establish
Assimilation
and
of
the
of
to
as
so
vhe
Chemistry
the
together
Eating
of
Language,
and
Two
these
Process
Food
Body,
Human
Plain
in
of
Question
VOLUMES
FIVE
IN
Food
the
on
and
thereby
Stomach,
Other
Disorders
Digestive
BY
Eugene
Volume
NEW
COKRECTIVE
F.
Christian,
YORK
EATING
1916
S.
D.
CITY
SOCIETY,
Inc.
the
1914
Copyright
BY
CHRISTIAN
EUGENE
Entered
at
Hall,
Stationers
I^ondon
1914
September,
BY
F.
CHRISTIAN.
EUGENE
all
Published
reserved
rights
August,
r^
1914
S.
D.
CONTENTS
Volume
XVI
Lesson
Adapting
Food
Conditions
Special
to
Page
1145
....
Athletic
and
Age,
Old
Infant,
Climatic
Occupations,
Sedentary
Feeding;
Extremes
1147
.
Normal
Diet
1152
Infant
Feeding
1154
General
Rules
Special Rules
of the
Care
1157
.
Mother.
Prospective
1159
Mother
Nursing
The
the
for
Mother
Prospective
the
for
1162
Child
1164
1169
Constipation
1171
Exercise
"
1171
Clothing
Food
Baby's
of
Temperature
1173
Bandage
1173
Emaciation
1173
General
Instructions
Children
for
after
One
1174
Year
General
Diet
Simplicity
from
in
Ages
One
to
Two
1174
.
Feeding
1175
1178
OldAge
Three
Periods
of Old
1181
Age
1188
Athletics
Sedentary
General
Climatic
1194
Occupations
Directions
for
Sedentary
Worker
1198
.
1199
Extremes
,
(V)
54r.f"5
vi
CONTENTS
Lesson
Nervousness
Its
"
Page
XVII
Cause
1209
Cure
and
1213
Causes
1217
Remedy
The
Suggestions
for
Spring
1220
Suggestions
for
Summer
1222
Suggestions
for
Fall
1223
Suggestions
for
Winter
1224
XVIII
Lesson
Points
1231
Practise
on
Introduction
Points
to
for
Suggestions
1233
Practise
on
Practitioner
the
1236
Value
of
Experience
1239
Value
of
Diagnosis
1241
Educate
Patient
Your
Effect
of
Mental
1242
Conditions
1245
1247
Publicity
Courteous
Be
Tolerant
and
Lesson
Evolution
XIX
Man
of
1253
is Evolution?
What
Animal
Proofs
of
Kinship
1265
XX
1277
Heredity
and
Origin
The
A
of
1261
Lesson
Sex
Evolution
the
Life
Animal
Man's
1255
Great
Three
The
1250
Rational
of
Sex
View
1279
of
Sexual
Health
1285
....
Embryological
Growth
"
Prenatal
Culture
1289
.
1293
Heredity
What
Summary
Heredity
of Facts
1295
I.i
regarding
Sex
and
Heredity
1297
CONTENTS
vii
Lesson
Rest
XXI
Page
Sleep
and
1299
1301
Rest
Old
The
Physiology
1305
Re-creation
1306
and
Rest
1308
Sleep
Some
1310
Reasons
and
Oxidation
Air
1312
XXII
Lesson
Lesson
Routine
The
Life
of
Suggestions
Some
1320
Average
the
for
Good
Re-creation
and
Exercises
Exercise
for
Physiology
Re-creation
Man.
1322
1324
1329
Constructive
Program
Business
Man
1327
Exercise
Systems
Business
XXIII
Lesson
Exercise
1315
Man
Business
Good
Men
Business
for
Repair
of
of
for
1330
Exercise
Physical
Daily
1331
Culture
Exercise
1333
1338
1343
1346
Lesson
XVI
FOOD
ADAPTING
TO
SPECIAL
CONDITIONS
OLD
INFANT,
SEDENTARY
AGE,
AND
OCCUPATIONS,
FEEDING
ATHLETIC
CLIMATIC
EXTREMES
1145
LESSON
Adapting
Food
INFANT,
XVI
age,
old
Special
to
SEDENTARY
AND
Conditions
ATHLETIC
FEEDING,
CLIMATIC
OCCUPATIONS,
EXTREMES
Diet
classes
is
rules
In
order
of
diet
into
divided
normal,
"
it
be
may
three
and
preventive,
understand
to
these
to
tive.
cura-
the
several
observe
to
necessary
distinct
cation
appli-
conditions,
the
following
Foods
be
must
all
contain
the
selected
desired
which
tive
nutri-
elements
They
be
must
chemical
produce
should
so
at
least
chemical
1147
combined
as
harmony,
produce
action.
no
to
or
desirable
un-
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1148
be
They
must
to
level
proportioned
their
balance
or
that
elements;
overfeeding
of
fine
been
have
these
laws, but
have
been
normal
If
therefore
lives
one
from
three
air, the
body
oxygen
much
also
convert
Nature
better
led
to
all
in the
open
burn
with
the
work,
thus
tive
nutri-
certain
which,
chemical
for
laws.
Much
another.
will
be
obtained
right material
pursuing
will
and
purpose,
known
Nature
resistance.
instinct.
nutrition,
least
day
off and
one
in
life, spending
appropriate
to
was
person
temperate
active
results, however,
to
the
and
cast
of
it may
case
every
women
knowledge
aright by
excess
or
and
and
men
that
will
intended
by giving
which
nearly
an
elements
according
of
five hours
to
ments
ele-
others
habits,
to
vent
pre-
some
without
observed
as
eating,
in
tive
nutri-
is, to
on
on
specimens
produced
as
so
nourishment,
underfeeding
Many
DIET
OF
with
lines
of
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
foods
What
be
and
Age
Temperature
time
Work
(1)
As
If
to
and
middle-aged
aged
much
"
results
"
in
all
person
needs
according
child
growing
with
This
starchy
for
or
material
which
needs
must
we
food
our
cartilage.
just enough
person
"
climate
structural
phosphates
in cereals
environment
best
the
teeth, and
bone,
these
the
because
calcium
or
proportion
needs
youth
upon
age:
wish
age,
is determined
activity
or
and
select
they should
dependent
of
of year
to
we
laws
conditions
following
1149
proportioned,
by
mainly
the
select, how
to
combined
DIET
to
none.
The
little
repair, and
practically
build
is found
foods.
but
"
of
the
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1150
VV^hile the
which
sweets,
preference
figs,and
a
raisins.
This
does
first mentioned
of the
child's
diet.
adult
needs
The
of the
The
up.
of
diet
of sweets,
and
of
while
the
sixty,
could
diet
vegetables,
fruits,
not
adult
and
with
cereal
aged,
nuts,
including
fruit, but
the
built
should
consist
normal
tity
quan-
bread
limited
products,
having
wholly
(non -cereal
milk,
quantity
been
rather
those
subsist
part
because
has
or
or
starchy
quantity of fruits,
normal
eggs,
amount
starch
cles
arti-
the
less
body
vegetables, nuts,
milk
that
much
of the
and
conspicuous
part of the
structural
but
that
mean
vegetables
starchy foods,
heavier
of their
(cereals and
form
should
foods)
not
of
taken,
be
natural
and
maple-sugar, dates,
quantity
cannot
calcium
order
in the
honey,
are
milk
needs
named
generous
fruit
also
DIET
needs
child
growing
he
phosphate,
OF
passed
non-
upon
starch), such
eggs,
bananas,
vegetable,
salads,
as
and
is
which
and
which
ENCYCLOPEDIA
contains
(2) As
In
of year:
time
to
and
selecting
food
should
value
heating
giving
foods
eat
at
this
us
the
if
heat
we
is the
we
eating foods
(3)
We
food
As
of
cause
going
to
to
should
of
On
according
eating
or
select
is
the
or
is
sun
building
giving
us
the
of this
all sunstroke
the
caloric
contrary,
to
fire inside
zero
by
value.
activity:
and
the
to
caloric
exposed
build
work
should
be
high
We
violation
prostrations.
are
weather,
is
sun
The
outside.
law
simple
when
direct, thus
heat
of
year.
high
time
of
the
our
laws
the
of
time
or
not
proportioning
observe
should
we
temperature
and
readily
starch.
soluble
same
1151
of
form
splendid
DIET
OF
proportion
work
process
our
cause
be-
we
do,
of
making
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1152
work
while
energy,
law
in
of
and
staucc,
sweets
in
every
the
will
of
supply
of which
of
sweets
to
funda-
laws
that
For
of
in-
starchy
produce
and
secrete
too
starches
an
over-
acid, the
discussed
been
finally rheumatism.
hydrochloric
have
and
will
case,
stomach
the
few
is
body
ovcrcating
overeating
cause
these
all alike.
to
acid, and
uric
Also
are
rules
mental
over-
apply
much
make
each
respects
some
"?o"ods
foods,
ing
expend-
DIET
itself, there
unto
Effects
should
we
of
process
NORMAL
THE
While
balance.
accounts
two
is
and
energy,
DIET
OF
in
effects
previous
lesson.
In
laying
the
Temporary
dis-
practitioner
^med
by
radi-
changes
in
cai
by
rulcs.
turbances
caused
diet, under
the
out
^^*
prevailing
his
each
the
judgment,
case
conditions.
gov-
cxcrcisc
howcvcr,
according
In
be
ditions,
con-
abovc-uamcd
should
Hc
.
must
all
to
prescribing
in
the
diet
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
it is well
remember
to
that
tolerate, without
not
the
often
It
change.
will
menu
consider
in
adjusting
of
their
The
and
The
of
incorrectly
fed
with
agree
^^^
the
the
all
study
diet
so
as
and
for
did
body,
that
many
years,
agaiust
.i
"
^^^
^^S^^^
of food,
is often
It is not
food
much
exercise
should
out
natural
food
the
He
protcst
stomach
should
lay
tendency
The
after
to
to
normality.
produce
been
should
prevailing conditions,
counteract
prived
de-
suddenly
use.
diagnosis.
symptoms
the
which
that
stimulants
and
practitioner
in
care
but
merely
to
is
body
narcotics
habitual
is
this
similar
the
when
occurs
may
symptoms,
cases
process,
turbance
dis-
inexperienced
the
of
majority
balanced
physical
unfavorable
as
radical
any
thoroughly
violent
which
will
therefore, that
occurs,
cause
1153
Nature
protest,
and
correct
most
DIET
not
always
agree
j.
correct
with
the
has
to
right kind
u*
combmatious
very
to
the
.l*
tive.
decepsay
that
stomach.
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1154
but
foods
did
The
to
correct
more
not
for
the
these
INFANT
The
facts, and
Large
of
age
feeding
feeding
mother
of
is
Nature
intelligence
and
incorrect
than
In
all
to
the
usually
process
in health
"
given
is
abnormal
best
the
to
upward
more
of
animal
The
healthier
millions
all
For
development.
broken
fants
in-
among
to
morc
eliminated.
are
though
system.
new
rcproducmg
nearly
trend
the
due
causcs.
"
ot
incorrect
the
discomforts
due
mortality
to
is
other
infant
mentally
mortality
children
percent-
quainted
ac-
FEEDING
tremendous
and
themselves.
temporary
some
different
thoroughly
or
are
that
be
should
with
DIET
with
agree
patient
prepared
say
OF
lite,
tions
condithat
child.
toward
tj"
is in
The
higher
perfect
physical
reason
infants
this
than
their
babies
by improper
are
parents,
rapidly
feeding.
1156
ENCYCLOPEDIA
health
of herself, but
the
degree,
wield
The
that
the
accident
mere
the
During
same
old
the
mental
of
of
laws
violate
the
habits
world,
the
the
kindled
and
is
law;
the
the
and
thoughts
it needs
probably
and
in
regard
dis-
baby
is
of
the
no
sideration,
con-
Then
mother
maternal
fountain
every
to
is
The
can
is
ment
nourish-
desires
inspirations
the
strange
child's
the
dry.
condition
opened.
mother
natural
and
received
are
love
ures
pleas-
indulged in;
are
unwelcome
lavished;
and
it, but
has
and
period
physical
little eyes
instinctive
want
the
being-to-be
and,
diet
when
unwelcome.
embryonic
and
and
the
probably
entire
is
women
of other
Nature;
"
life.
married,
pursuit
they
will
children
first
are
ill the
Lme^'cwid'
which
most
desire
they
large
physical
its whole
of
not
in
the
being
error
do
they
and
over
common
DIET
shapes,
another
influence
an
it
mental
of
conditions
OF
give
cient,
insuffi-
mother's
no
longer
OF
ENCYCLOrEDIA
become
through
education
two
are
forever
later
the
meet
^nd
life
should
be
moved
as
of
her
life is
the
the
{^
higher
scalc
.
the
much
to
offer
mental
greater
the
of
this
certain
it
the
the
of
to
laws
In
carry
the
that
physical
child.
well-established
fresh
is therefore
obstacle
is necessary
diet, exercise,
mental
to
resistance
also
as
every
resistance
It
mother,
remove
growth
do
civilizatiou
the
IS
encountered.
of
duty
would
ascend
we
of
life,
to
re-
possible
father,
conditions
resistance
to
they
"
opportunity
favorable
most
to
infant
the
the
part
constant
Resistance
as
years
except
gone.
Under
we
1157
child,
beings;
with
it
the
in
separate
endow
to
of
part
DIET
and
order
out
concerning
air, sunshine,
and
training.
GENERAL
RULES
FOR
PROSPECTIVE
THE
MOTHER
From
the
the
time
following
observed:
conception
general
rules
is
recognized
should
be
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1158
The
corset
all
or
DIET
tight-fitting
that
would
in
garments
with
freedom
interfere
way
exercise
and
of the
As
time
much
least
two
should
be
air, and
thorough
opment
devel-
abdominal
cles
mus-
hours
possible
each
day
spent
in
as
at
"
the
"
open
of moderate
system
exercises
trunk
of
discarded.
be
should
any
followed,
gether
to-
with
deep breathing,
the lungs
calculated
to expand
their
fullest cell capacity,
to
which
is Nature's
burning
matter,
the
The
be
blood
mental
oxidizing waste
thereby keeping
or
and
pure.
should
occupation
important factor
Some
daily regimen.
be
study should
with the view
of making
an
while
of
method
some
employment
and
indulged
in
the
genial
con-
chosen
it
ful,
use-
remunerative
should
in for
be
a
sought
portion
ENCYCLOPEDIA
by all
Learn
think,
to
and
work,
to
others,
for
things
gained.
part
age,
of
something
mother
somewhat
in the
out
of
first
is,
that
lesson;
temperature
ment,
environshould
occupation
RULES
is
happiness
laid
this
these
future
in its selection.
considered
SPECIAL
do
governed
and
be
spirit.
it is from
the
laws
the
by
ing
roam-
concentrate,
to
all
that
be
should
and
to
as
of
diet
The
idle
mind
the
1159
idleness
an
or
means,
of
DIET
Avoid
day.
each
of
OF
PROSPECTIVE
THE
FOR
MOTHER
There
to
are
diet,
some
however,
should
fo^r^hTd^should
contain
of
nourishment
specificrules
which
the
in
diet
The
balanced
all
mother
every
observe.
be
regard
in
so
needed
as
to
ments
ele-
approximately
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1160
the
should
from
in
were
regard
ripe
nuts,
two
dried
should
beans
food
flesh
tender
of
ounces
chicken,
small
or
in
and
not
potatoes,
taken
or
If
daily.
is
salty
be
fish, may
more
craved,
allowed
in
quantities.
It
should
be
borne
the
advocate
use
"^^^^
Abnormal
petite
titc is
during
mind
of
flesh
that
do
foods, but
the
preguaucy
better
condition
limited
than
advisable.
to
quantity
article
should
to
arise
of
appe-
and
sometimes
it
it.
combat
of tender
food
has
The
meat,
for which
craving,
been
with
compromise
good
a
and
Varying
tyrannical,
found
other
in
ap-
pregnancy
salads,
green
vegetables
something
or
calcareous
or
bread,
be
in
especially
of
milk,
if she
take
foods
fresh
cases
many
would
fruits,
eggs,
than
in
abundance
An
proportions,
state,
starchy
matter.
season,
she
normal
to
sweet
differ
which
that
DIET
The
right proportions.
however,
not
OF
is
this
of
use
or
any
there
therefore
ENCYCLOPEDIA
In
selection
the
of
is
animals
young
OF
less
animals
young
preferre
animals
liable
flesh
of
reason
that
albumin
and
are
white
preferable
the
that
reason
animal
in the
blood,
is safest
part
by
of
red
of her
less
fish
or
for
impurities
through
flesh
delegate
must
the
is
meat,
bloodless
who
woman
to
and
conveyed
the
food
because
"dark"
are
of
dis-ease.
fowl
or
therefore
for the
and
body
that
healthy
more
meat
to
than
auimals,
contamination
to
The
more
protcids
older
young
the
the
meats,
^^ contains
1161
of
Flesh
the
DIET
support
of her
child.
Not
than
more
of
amount
Reasons
food
taken
starchy
during
consist
of
bread,
oatmeal,
rice,
dried
beans,
or
pro-
Qucts,
these
^^*^y
matter,
should
total
corn
foods
preg-
an
of the
cent
whitc
for
avoiding
of
five per
and
starchy
the
are
of
excess
starch
it is due
foods
that
the
lor
to
that
rcasou
foods
or
that
tain
con-
calcareous
overconsumption
the
bony
structure
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1162
is often
child
of the
birth
so
difficult, and
to
or
the
the
The
children
depend
must
upon
infant-foods,
untrained
of the
judgment
of
majority
commercial
or
nurse,
mother.
majority
of mothers,
could, by studying
The
in-
Unfortunately
breast-fed, and
various
upon
so-called
of
foods.
faut
large
not
the
artificial
any
."
milk
foods
are
milk,
supplies enough
infinitely superior
artificial
vs.
drugs
MOTHER
combination
Breast
and
narcotics,
mother
the
is
fatal.
sometimes
NURSING
THE
If
ing
mak-
entirely omitted.
be
should
DIET
over-developed,
stimulants,
All
this
OF
the
of
lives
their
if
diet, supply
own
robust
most
disposed,
so
child
with
deprndupontheamplebrcast-nourishment
mother's
diet
months
until
is
it
old,
after
which
crisis
would
be
of
httle
lives
tcU
twclvC
Or
period
passed,
would
the
and
thereby
fantile
inlions
mil-
be
ENCYCLOPEDIA
11G4
the
into
cold
baby
lips the
mother's
from
the
by devoting
for
the
her
own
mother
smiling its
withdraw
to
of
the
it
turn
to
each
day
it is
eating,
the
supply
to
OF
following
feeding
over
the
to
possible
child
with
CHILD
rules
general
are
from
for
birth
to
made
inflexible
about
of age.
These
rules
because
all
children
but
and
if the
instructions
child
most
differ
to
as
mother
with
be
can
the
be
cannot
vitality,
through
THE
infant
the
year
her
satisfied
milk.
The
these
science
CARE
one
of
is
face.
her
little time
the
its
infant, and
an
treachery
study of
from
criminal
is almost
breast
nature,
breast, and
into
content
It
to
pushing
DIET
of
realism
nursing
sweet
OF
in
ment,
tempera-
prenatal
will
observe
reasonable
brought
critical
fluence
in-
care,
healthfully
period
of
its
ENCYCLOPEDIA
life,and
OF
will enter
digestion,
good
excellent
the
chance
solid
food
with
age
withstand
to
1165
body,
strong
DIET
and
all
an
dren's
chil-
dis-eases.
Where
artiJ"cial
then
the
food
is
of
milk
is, of
feeding
the
is too
high
that
in
healthful
proteids,
in
infant-food,
according
infant
the
to
the
babyCow's
logical food,
is, the
therefore,
sugar;
sary,
neces-
importance.
course,
whole,
of
preparation
primary
taken
becomes
entire
and
but
it
milk,
deficient
order
to
it must
be
in
make
modified
of
requirements
the
body.
The
nurse
a
at
mother
sufficient
quantity
day's supply
formula
the
or
pare
pre-
only
one
following
:
2
ounces
Milk
ounces
15
ounces
Water
Milk-sugar
should
in
the
level
teaspoorif uls
......
Lime-water
placed
for
Cream
This
should
be
bottle,
teaspoonfuls
or
ounce
thoroughly
and
set
mixed,
in
warm
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1166
until
water
may
OF
it is
brought
of
breast-milk.
be
used
baby's
the
the
to
The
during
DIET
ture
temperaformula
above
first month
of the
life.
The
and
quantity
should
feedings
be
the
of
frequency
according
to
the
following table:
for
Formula
months
the
Cream
3|
ounces
Milk
1"
ounces
14
ounces
teaspoonf uls
Milk-sugar
Lime-water
2| teaspoonfuls
Quantity
be
should
and
about
frequency
3d
of
feeding
follows:
as
FEEDINGS
MONTHS
and
third
the
Water
2d
and
second
7 to 8
OUNCES
3 to 4
INTERVALS
or
3 hours
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
for
Formula
the
twelfth
from
period
fourth
the
Cream
6 to
ounces
Milk
2 to
ounces
10
5 to
teaspoonfuls
Lime-water
2 to
teaspoonfuls
should
be
The
and
about
ordinary
The
herein
frequency
as
follows
for
best
that
be
cow's
milk.
can
and
milk-sugar
named
first-class
drug
These
tables
mother
can
be
of
feedings
formulas
above
the
to
ounces
Milk-sugar
Quantity
Tjie
1167
month:
Water
are
DIET
infant-food
from
made
the
lime-water
purchased
at
any
store.
are
should
not
given
exercise
as
exact.
careful
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1168
and
vigilance
reference
judgment,
especially
quantit^^ of
each
the
to
DIET
OF
^^^
^^^^
in
feeding,
The
frequency.
Avoid
fee
mg
which
by
symptoms
vomiting
of
should
the
often
and
it the
amount
ruined
done
necessary
merely
of
keep
to
The
mother
great
care
of
Importance
cleanliness
in
for
the
child
to
get
hungry.
opportunity
out
many
is
baby
the
in
the
is
sympathy,
should
nurse
cleanliness
or
"
iVT'ii
toods.
Milk
cise
exer-
and
the
of chil-
hygicuic preparation
j
totally
quiet.
or
dren
to
which
feeding,
motherly
it
feeding
ful,
fact, it is health-
continuous
by
quantity
each
at
In
digestion of
The
evidenced
the
discomfort,
reduced.
be
overfeeding,
usually
are
or
and
cream
allow
of
symptoms
shows
child
the
moment
frequent
tl
should
be
"ro"o,;r,.T
preparing
child's
It
should
not
It
ice until
be
taken
of
fresh, and
food
be
should
ready for
from
the
left
be
the
uncovered
best.
very
or
kept continually
use.
top
The
of
cream
the
posed.
ex-
on
should
bottle,
or
ENCYCLOPEDIA
from
butter-fat
of
in
supplied
DIET
This
milk.
fresh
quaUty
OF
insures
better
is
generally
commercial
daily
than
ordinary
1169
cream.
child
the
As
cereal
milk,
whites
to
according
and
by
yolk)
The
digestion.
the
separately, adding
of
the
whipping
and
the
yolk
to
beaten
of
one
appetite
be
may
whites
and
cream
normal
egg
(two
administered
be
may
whole
age,
mixture
egg
child's
the
to
whipping
ful
and
gruel,
one
in
advances
prepared
the
teaspoon-
sugar,
then
this, and
into
whites
yolks
serving.
CONSTIPATION
The
stools
should
be
be
much
should
and
richer.
made
too
grainy
protein,
indicates
perfectly
and
soft, food
If in curds,
be reduced.
oily, it
and
If the
stools
excess
should
it evidences
therefore
an
children
healthy
bright yellow
If
smooth.
of natural,
the
are
of
milk
white
cream.
1170
ENCYCLOPEDIA
If hard
and
If
milk,
the
increase
The
it indicates
cream.
of
quantity
and
dry,
of
amount
largely by
the
modify
milk
the
the
contain
milk,
This
juice
every
night
juice
from
ranging
from
make
it
of
child
be
can
sweet
prunes,
dozen
lieved
re-
orange
morning,
administered
a
to
elements
and
soaked
be
caused
failure
to
or
condition
giving the
should
children
the
or
properly,
by
This
barley-water.
constipation,
constituent
breast-milk.
altogether,
bottle-fed
from
greatly
it
of
the
reduce
green,
quantity
of
insufficient
an
omit
or
majority
suffer
DIET
OF
the
or
if
preferred.
in
quantities
drops
to
two
to
the
or
three
teaspoonfuls,
according
of the
child
tion.
severity of the condi-
and
Intestinal
the
congestion
relieved, however,
gentle
or
In
preferably
massage,
kneading
cases
to
eight
an
enema,
by giving
age
can
often
the
abdomen
with
be
rotary
motion.
of diarrhea,
months
and
old
then
infants
should
a
be
diet
from
given
three
first
entirely
of
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1172
attached
the
clothing
of
it from
of its anatomy
It is
it
to
mother,
thousand
The
purpose
of
bodily
is that
made
it is
"rings
afflicts
that
mind
her
of the
imitates.
child
of
and
ears
of
is in
ignorant
rags.
suffer
proud
ignorant
should
ment
adornas
purpose
on
mother
same
barbarian
is
it
painful
same
the
serve
When
bells
the
by
old.
warmth.
the
body
to
an
clothing
serving
in the
the
to
instrument
the
is made
years
only
broken
and
please
may
tiful
beau-
in barbaric
conform
and
custom
and
it
that
merely
venting
pre-
its little
over
only part
see
irritated,
therefore,
child,
the
into
freely move.
can
the
thus
uncommon
all
of
use
strait-jacket,
sore,
heat
this
it
exercising
nothing
with
out
free
of
legs, putting
that
baby
weight
the
civilized
fastened
are
The
prevents
and
DIET
which
body.
feet
baby's
kind
bands
to
around
OF
the
who
toes,"
thus
class
whom
as
she
ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF
TEMPERATURE
It
should
liquid
food
fifteen
months
at
OF
be
for
The
heat.
be
may
child
old
and
placed
but
them,
administered
blood-
than
herein
advance
of
needs,
ice
be
before
Fahrenheit
or
named
merely
the
to
warmed
least
at
twelve
to
be
all
mixtures
in
upon
that
lower
no
should
of
FOOD
up
should
liquid
made
BABY'S
1173
remembered
temperature
DIET
to
preserve
a
ninety-nine
ature
temper-
degrees
administering
to
the
child.
Pure
from
children
weeks
be
should
water
the
given
time
they
to
all
two
are
old.
BANDAGE
The
the
close
be
should
bandage
of the
third
about
removed
month.
EMACIATION
In
case
fat, the
of
child
slight
should
emaciation
be
given
or
an
lack
of
olive-oil
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1174
rub
once
into
twice
or
skin
the
DIET
week,
about
rubbing
gently
of
teaspoonful
one
oil.
GENERAL
INSTRUCTIONS
AFTER
All
one
lay
out
for
in
the
should
diet
solid
be
without
GENERAL
year
diet
should
and
from
consist
hygiene.
from
omit
to
will
that
termed
to
not
take
solve
dis-
mastication.
AGES
FROM
DIET
ONE
The
be
just beginning
all articles
readily
class, and
may
exercised
sider
con-
now
same
in health
of children
food,
the
about
are
I will
what
them
general instructions
Care
thev
Therefore
all children
or
practically the
to
after
rules
old.
year
breast-fed
whether
subject
are
health
same
YEAR
ONE
children,
bottle-fed,
CHILDREN
FOR
TO
the
of:
TWO
first
to
the
second
ENCYCLOPEDIA
Baked
apples
Baked
potatoes
Cereal
OF
Cream
soups
or
quantity
limited
"
sweet
"
Cream
1175
white
cooked)
(thoroughly
home-made,
"
DIET
such
as
Onion
of celery
Rice
Potato
Tomato,
etc.
Eggs
Milk
Pulp
of soft
Vegetables
ripe fruits
such
mashed,
thoroughly
"
as:
Asparagus
Corn
Fresh
Peas
Squash
The
above
cellulose
or
discarded,
puree;
fifteen
to
months
SIMPLICITY
Especial
simplicity
limited
IN
attention
in
feeding:
entirely
meat
eleven
should
they
old,
in very
from
child
the
be
the
only
leaving
but
should
which
pulp
much
contain
vegetables
be
or
to
ministe
ad-
quantities.
FEEDING
should
be
given
to
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1176
giving
Avoid
the
many
articles
things
at
three
to
from
meal;
same
four
too
DIET
at
time
one
are
suflScient
bread
child
baking
All
meat,
should
diet
The
powder,
flesh
be
of
kind
every
from
the
things
is often
her
excess
millions
made
child
table,
and
of
in
from
weakened
as
tea, meats,
custom
of the doting
mistake
crowning
conventional
an
stimulants
of children
feeding
The
against
toast
omitted
mother
yeast,
and
food,
narcotics
or
with
made
the
especially
giving
a
against
cautioned
or
be
should
Mothers
the
such
on
coffee
or
condiments
giving
of sweets
has
children
ruined
of little stomachs,
and
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
such
condiments,
All
from
the
susceptible
is very
and
with
human
which
When
may
hard
If
the
to
child
place
positively
and
harmful
begins teething, it
be given a small
piece of
with safety
water-cracker
rules
that
assume
normal
in
the
the
period
period
it is
hunger
correctly
it very
guide
the
until
will
observed,
are
of
its food
in
child
above
reasonable
no
couragement
en-
accept
economy,
are
child
little
will
have
that
dren
chil-
tion,
cultiva-
to
very
it
things
of
the
of
taste
all
and
be eliminated
diet
the
'teens
pepper,
things should
pungent
the
as
pickles,
salt, vinegar,
"
their
entered
have
they
and
dis-ease
1177
heritage of
suffering before
them
given
has
DIET
of
ing
combinof
hood
child-
youth.
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1178
OF
OLD
There
in
life
every
AGE
be
to
seems
o^rVgfdut'
If
be
can
of
ages
sixty.
turned
that
with
normal
mark
may
reasonable
be
reasonable
will
have
what
to
taught
tables
countries,
of
careful
of
people
and
but
who
do
study,
do
a
not
very
Therefore
an
important
to
For
all
purposes
cereal
reach
their
small
per
with
the
age
student
made
majority
sixtieth
year,
of
those
cent
digestion.
good
diet
as
of convenience,
products,
civilized
has
that
prove
old
all
writer
the
but
eat,
nearly
the
blessed
are
is also
experience
to
not
of
which
century
thoughtful people
what
mortality
assume
It
that
most
and
eat
to
the
care
assume
good
tion
assimila-
easily reached.
to
year
with
it is fair
excretion,
and
and
thirty
sixtieth
the
digestion,
periods
critical
two
the
"
DIET
legumes,
is
quite
infant
as
ing.
feed-
I will put
and
white
in the
body
prey,
we
far
animal
of the
which
upon
we
This
is
as
toward
contributes
poisoning.
uric acid
the
When
and
is young
body
and
consume
can
DIET
oversupplied.
are
meat-eating
as
it
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1180
growing,
appropriate
siderable
of
quantity
con-
starchy
Soiubie
starches
desirable
the
older
should
starch
contained
the
starch
mature
After
more
in
and
arteries
the
and
attention
the
fiftieth year
in the
forms
the
beans,
is
readily
starch
The
deposits
factor
and
in
the
the
cereals.
diet
becomes
needing
daily regimen,
in
does
as
in the
the
of
as
peas,
joints,
contained
more
one
easily appropriated
calcareous
leave
not
green
three
as
such
immature,
is also
banana
will
in
assimilable.
and
soluble
and
soluble
taken,
which,
corn,
from
only
starch,
more
be
starch
and
of
has
or
healthfully
subsist
can
cent
per
becomes
fully growu,
containing
diet
five
to
it
forty,
turned
upon
it is
^hcu
but
material,
structural
or
both
special
as
to
ENCYCLOPEDIA
selection
and
quantity;
the
age
which
will
DIET
and
with
of
food
until
the
quantity
reduced
gradually
OF
ing
advanc-
should
be
minimum
healthfully
life
support
1181
is
reached.
old
In
the
by
diet
vancing
age
food
their
according
environment,
manual
uric
the
of the
age
periods.
From
products
fresh
green
and
use
would
poisons
in
AGE
into
sixty
to
quantity
(not
the
of
consist
liniited
StytoTxty
cent);
OLD
divided
fifty
should
per
can
worker.
OF
be
of
Those
which
sedentary
may
SClcct,
age.
other
PERIODS
THREE
Old
and
and
is, cl-
temperature
material
acid
produce
of
proportion
labor
food
eliminate
to
labor,
performing
body
and
combine,
that
should
pCOplc
dcrly
ad-
with
those
as
pCOplc;
yOUUgeV
of
governed
be
rules
general
same
Importance
should
diet
the
age
more
of
than
vegetables,
three
diet
very
bread
two
fresh
1182
ENCYCLOPEDIA
mild
fruits, nuts,
milk
and
From
sixty
cereal
sixty
to
seventy
ccut,
two
per
from
suggested
as
be
P^^
articlcs
of fats.
the
seventy
uot
named
may
one
than
the
other
be
taken
to
morc
while
cent,
of
amount
reduced
or
of
quantity
amount
should
starch
from
Diet
to
of
quantity
limited
moderate
DIET
normal
eggs,
and
sugar,
OF
containing
increasing
casein,
proteids,
and
albumin.
the
Between
the
hundred,
general
same
those
as
and
seventy
one
suggestions
above
laid
out
^.
Diet
from
to
seventy
one
undre
should
be
may
Ill,
p.
The
casein,
and
all
cereal
forms
of
foods, such
green
taken.
followcd, climinat-
soluble
more
carbohydrate
bananas,
bc
entirely
^^^
The
or
of
ages
peas,
as
beans,
(See Lesson
ducts.
pro-
starchy
potatoes,
corn,
etc.,
XIII,
Vol.
632.)
necessary
and
of fats, albumin,
amount
proteids
must
be
governed
ENCYCLOPEDIA
by
activity
The
day's
OF
and
between
fifty
menus
may
should
be
be
taken
and
spring
and
in
its
one
summer,
sixty.
exercised,
ment.
environ-
for
suggestions
are
in
1183
of
temperature
following
menu,
DIET
but
entirety.
age
of
Choice
each
menu
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1184
MENU
OF
DIET
MENU
II
BREAKFAST
Melon
One
egg
subacid
or
One
two
or
coddled
"
potato
or
little
very
and
milk
or
of
sins,
rai-
figs,
cream,
nuts
Choice
glass of clabbered
nanas,
ripe ba-
very
with
bread
coarse
fruit
fruit
of
non-acid
"
glasses of milk
Two
buttermilk
Two
tablespoonfuls
with
and
cream
nuts
LUNCHEON
Choice
or
of peas,
baked
salad
with
something
or
or
gus
aspara-
A
with
nuts
cream,
baked
sweet
or
white
potato
green,
nuts
and
carrots, parsnips,
beans, squash,
potato
banana,
of
buttermilk
or
Choice
onions
creamed
Eggs
beans,
corn,
glass of buttermilk
Cream
dates
cheese, dates,
and
nuts
very
small
green
salad, with
portion
of
grated
nuts
DINNER
fresh
One
vegetable
cooked
One
or
egg
baked
Choice
minutes
A
Two
small
of
dates,
nuts
cream
green
figs,
or
cheese
salad
fresh
sweet
with
potato
raisins, with
and
very
ach,
spin-
of fish
portion
A
ten
"
vegetables
or
sweet
glass of
sour
white
butter
milk
potato,
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
In
of
cases
constipation,
of
tablespoonfuls
if
(cooked,
just
spoonful
of
glass
after
The
and
the
or
following
winter
ages
and
fifty
sixty:
person
with
meal,
and
taken
in
as
plums,
daily,
taken
before
suggestions
for
and
be
just
are
menus,
of
fruits
should
bran
taken
retiring,
Such
berries
rising
be
evening
before
water.
peaches,
just
the
three
or
wheat
should
and
1185
two
coarse
desired)
breakfast
the
DIET
retiring.
for
between
fall
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1186
OF
DIET
soaked
prunes
BREAKFAST
Oranges,
An
and
egg
wheat
small
portion of either
with
ripe banana,
very
Note:
Sweet
of
fruits
acid
the
instead
milk
or
pears,
plain boiled
rice
or
apples,
and
nuts
raisins
taken
be
may
fruits
suggested,
stead
inand
of eggs.
LUNCHEON
One
fresh
two
or
If
not
or
of
spoonful
beans
or
small
very
portion of
glasses
two
of wheat
of
com
luncheon
active, the
very
carrots,
as
plant
coarse
any
potato
consist
a
or
such
vegetables,
may
buttermilk
bran.
DINNER
Choice
A
of two
baked
Choice
Corn
cereal
fresh
vegetables
potato
of
bread
fish, eggs,
or
or
very
buttermilk
small
portion
of
coarse
and
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1188
DIET
OF
ATHLETICS
The
but
for
diet
from
little
that
^^^^^^
^^
Ererydiet
should
be
nomial
an
all
of
quantity
laws
the
foods
and
digestive,
the
in
to
from
the
the
diet, therefore,
the
of
proportioning
When
and
should
or
be
the
the
cretory
ex-
performing
object should
of loss
amount
this,
selecting,
properly
the
least
do
to
in
the
secure
observed.
are
object
highest efficiency in
the
least
the
pcrSOU
assimilative,
functions,
gain
^^^^^
order
the
be
organs
their
In
governing
should
be
energy
food.
combining,
should
being
of
differs
which
health, the
cases
degree
greatest
really
athlete
the
be
food
to
with
Every
waste.
made
letic
ath-
an
diet.
In
the
dealing
of
work
confined
very
those
who,
have
become
with
the
the
public
at
will
be
prescribing
for
practitioner
largely
to
by violation
dis-eased,
of Nature's
or
large,
in
some
laws,
way
ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF
physically abnormal,
of
diet
remedial
course,
first becomes
class, however,
a
,
General
for
these
the
athlete
normal
that
his
Under
the
of
We
must
and
digestion
elimination
these
of
consist
agcs
forty.
of food, and
twenty
also
tion
assimila-
of waste
are
the
conditions,
diet
and
highly nitrogenous
leveled
compounds,
proteid
as
somewhere
creature,
bctwcen
and
should
him
'
normal
normal.
special
consider
must
we
as
,_
consider
cases,
counteractive
or
diet
"*"
of
balanced
or
carbohydrates
fats.
and
athlete
If the
the
summer,
is
training
of
quantity
rcduccd
of
Quantity
'"^ '^
the
seasons
the
seventies
fat
each
be
or
the
action
should
-four
twenties
to
hours
or
ounce
would
if the
be
tem-
ranges
one
in
When
climate.
eighties,
sufficient, while
in
fat
thermometer
and
twenty
for
accordiug
di^e'renfperaturc
down
in
1189
necessary.
dealing with
In
and
DIET
in
of
ably
prob-
mercury
thirties, from
is
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1190
two
or
keep
The
up
OF
three
ounces
bodily
be
required
to
heat.
following
athletic
may
DIET
diet:
are
suggestions
for
mer
sum-
ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF
DIET
1191
BREAKFAST
Fruit
*Corn,
boiled
or
with
wheat,
whipped,
Eggs,
juice
melon
or
with
and
nuts
and
sugar
cream
cream
lemon
"
flavor
LUNCHEON
Break
a
from
of
teaspoonful
add
of sugar
half
lemon
juice
glass of milk
to
whipping,
while
minutes;
into
six eggs
to
teaspoonful
heaping
five
four
to
to
bowl, adding
each
add
slowly
each
each
whip
egg;
to
egg;
egg,
one
this
drink
and
slowly
*Corn
or
potato
DINNER
Fruit, berries, or
A
salad
of
serve
with
and
olive-oil
One
egg
baked
and
lettuce, tomato,
lemon
of
dressing
grated
carrots;
juice, grated
nuts
vegetable
fresh
An
melon
or
tender
fish
potato
Buttermilk
*NoTE
Cut
and
Corn
to
lightly from
scrape
uncooked
cream.
down
with
be
cob
with
a
prepared
with
a
little
dull
salt,
as
follows
sharp knife
one;
sugar
serve
and
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1192
The
OF
following
athletic
DIET
for winter
suggestions
are
diet:
BREAKFAST
baked
One
apple
either
eggs,
Very
an
orange
cereal, with
coarse
Two
or
whipped
ripe bananas,
(If bananas
are
peeled and
baked)
dates,
minutes
two
nuts
ripe, they
very
See
cream
boiled
or
with
not
and
nuts
and
cream
be
should
677
LUNCHEON
Beans
lentils
or
or
or
corn
eggs
baked
potato
Buttermilk
DINNER
Two
A
fresh
salad,
green
with
Omelet,
A
or
vegetables
banana,
oil
with
grated
with
nuts
and
nuts
cream,
and
either
dates
raisins
Buttermilk
These
summer,
merely
are
suggesting
those
for
of
of
food
that
temperature,
for
given
the
will
of
purpose
selections, combinations,
proportions
exigencies
like
menus,
meet
and
the
environment.
ENCYCLOPEDIA
and
The
work.
will
training, and
It
event
upon
the
the
individual,
feats
be
to
work
or
performed.
or
after
thirty-six hours
is to
one
be
extraordinary
priates
appro-
twenty-four
should
to
cold,
extreme
be
taken,
"
to
cold
extreme
diet
^^^^^
should
with
elements,
foods.
make
by
an
food
his
as
our
to
do.
as
excess
every
feeding
servant
civilized
^^
j^ ^^
fact, these
In
observed
If mucli
balanced
be
beginbefore
"^
cxposurc.
exertion
or
to
it is eaten.
exposed
of fats
excess
least
athletic
body
from
food
uses
these
at
any
human
the
size
that
in
requiring
quired
re-
severity
considered
engaging
physical effort, as
an
largely
well
before
day
If
food
the
be
suggestions
1193
of
especially important
is
one
DIET
quantity
depend
of the
(physique)
of
OF
one
physical
eXCrtcd,
to
all nutritive
of
nitrogenous
rules
who
should
be
desires
to
scientific, and
instead
habits
the
of
have
to
his
a
make
ma^ster,
tendency
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1194
OF
SEDENTARY
Nature
life
OCCUPATIONS
from
demands
certain
Any
tliis
means
disintegration
,"
adopted
matter
into
whatever
law
"
of
j.
xi_
the
merely
is
Nature
by
to
reconvert
original elements.
extent
one
ture,
activity, Na-
ceases
normal
To
inflicts
conditions,
penalty.
Man's
have
civilized
produced
habits
class
while
penalty
The
of
^^
"
the
life, and
have
There
penalty by
by
which
by
must
one
these
which
be
penalties
periods of
worker
sedentary
as
known
may
which
dis-ease.
to
be
whose
may
of^
j.
therefore,
disorders
method
the
amouut
who,
characterize
to
is but
"
shortened
numerous
come
who,
deprived
are
,
and
customs
workers
Tcquisitc
motion,
pay
of
"
t^^ir
,
and
work,
at
civiuzation
and
mo-
disiutcgra-
mcaus
Kest
its
under
by
or
trausgrcssiou
"o
tion.
process
we
activity
of
of
activity
this
form
every
of
amount
^iou.
Cessation
DIET
science
avoided,
tion
occupa-
become
as
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1196
the
by
OF
of
demands
DIET
body,
the
will
(self-poisoning)
which
is
universal
almost
consuming
by
of
to
or
It
exercise.
lay
must
the
The
spring
sedentary
is
of
following
or
summer
worker:
owing
point
dietetic
conform
lack
of
this
at
the
out
it
make
to
off
to
physical
food
to
that
regimen
the
diet
cases
in
cess
ex-
which
and
lack
the
science
so
as
occupation,
activity.
suggestions
are
all
nearly
demands,
thrown
be
cannot
of
physical
the
in
quantity
tary
seden-
among
caused
is
workers,
result.
(constipation),
congestion
Intestinal
intoxication
auto-
or
for
the
for
average
OF
ENCYCLOPEDL\
DIET
1197
BREAKFAST
berries
Cantaloup,
and
with
peaches,
or
sugar
cream
An
egg
One
raisins
bananas,
two
or
with
be
should
(Bananas
nuts,
and
cream,
if
baked,
not
very
ripe)
LUNCHEON
beans,
Peas,
A
heaping
salad
of
tablespoonful
of
baked
coarse
asparagus
or
and
lettuce
potato,
nuts
with
tomatoes,
tender
corn,
or
nuts
little
very
bread
DINNER
Melon
Two
One
tender
or
cantaloup
tablespoonfuls
two
or
fresh
of
nuts
vegetables,
including
an
ear
corn
Fish,
eggs,
Plain
ice-cream,
or
buttermilk
if
something
sweet
is
desired
of
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1198
OF
DIRECTIONS
GENERAL
DIET
SEDENTARY
FOR
WORKER
The
will
student
these
while
sparingly,
the
of
fall and
are
in
scribed
pre-
lighter
articles
these
From
fair idea
the
soluble
readily
more
foods
heavier
the
menus
that
recognize
or
dominate.
pre-
suggestions
diet
winter
be
can
drawn.
Indigestion,
chlorhydria)
and
tion,
which
often
thing
quantity
of
of the
a
diet
below
no
underfeeding.
of
be
to
food
is
the
normal
was
Then,
ever
with
is
habits, the
to
limit
normal
in
and
these
which
obesity,
done
to
the
all of
and
sedentary
body,
one
worker
sedentary
each
including
result
the
orders
dis-
the
are
afflicted.
with
dealing
conditions,
first
the
commonly
In
anemia
general
(hypermalassimila-
constipation,
with
is most
stomach
sour
ments
require-
extreme
should
made
proper
the
cases
be
served;
ob-
ill
by
care
ENCYCLOPEDIA
of
proportions
of
amount
the
be
of
person
made
as
and
and
increased
breathing,
deep
and
healthy
in
1199
an
sedentary
worker
outdoor
and
food,
exercise
DIET
combination,
selection,
the
to
as
OF
habits
should
strong
as
fields
the
of
the
manual
labor.
CLIMATIC
In
considering
of
hot
or
health
All
whole,
or
climatic
both
the
of the
to
as
to
foregoing
are
designed
Selections,
either
extremes,
to
from
reckon
climate
quirements
re-
and
as
lessons, taken
to
two
teach
of
counteract
and
of
called
as
method
one
principles:
combinations,
proportions
causes
the
meet
to
individual.
theory, involving
diet
cold, it is necessary
normality,
the
EXTREMES
food
remove
unnatural
dis-ease
and
that
will
the
tions
condi-
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1200
OF
Selections,
DIET
combinations,
and
will
proportions of food that
bring the body up to its est
highand
degree of development
t*here maintain
normal
Under
of the
body
of metabolism
fuel
The
given
determined
of
of
''human
will
is
that
is
produce
amount
from
met
out
boiler."
the
largely by
that
heat
making
food
trolled
con-
process
therefore,
heat,
very
resistance
principal
the
of
ture
tempera-
thoroughly
The
to
of
quantity
given
be
may
is that
amount
the
conditions
by feeding.
of the
it
natural
environment.
The
human
in
of
Amount
body,
a
fat
temperature
will
hcit,
the
every
temperature
hours.
drop
to
twenty-four
the
Fahren-
CVCry
If
the
30"
heit,
Fahren-
three
ounces
hours
body
twO
fat
purC
require about
of
60"
ditions,
con-
about
USC
of
should
it would
fat
of
twcuty-four
peratures
ordinary
temperature
OUUCCS
dMere'ntTein.
of
under
at
to
keep
normal.
ENCYCLOPEDIA
Under
conditions
certain
might
six
require
in
ranges
winter
the
zero,
sixteen
the
being
thing
to
of extreme
30"
to
the
below
much
as
the
during
the
in
consider
of
according
to
person
of
amount
to
most
as
day.
sary
neces-
temperature
maintain
where
the
between
20"
and
following
menus,
be
must
undergoing
climate
suggested:
endurance,
activity,
and
exposure,
made
and
perature.
tem-
reasonable
working
temperature
30"
normal
and
foods
age,
understand
readily
vitalitv
of
selection
will
order
standard
be
in
cold.
in
For
normal
principal heat-producing
student
that,
take
fat
even
temperature
often
it is, therefore,
element,
The
the
25"
of
ounces
and
and
body,
from
natives
it
exposure
maintain
where
north,
extreme
the
the
1201
five
as
fat to
of
temperature
DIET
of
much
as
of pure
ounces
Fat
OF
is
one
ranging
Fahrenheit,
covering
in
day,
the
may
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1202
OF
Immediately
hot
water,
breathing
sponge
rising,
on
then
take
exercises,
bath
and
rub
followed
down.
DIET
drink
cup
deep
vigorous
by
of
cool
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1204
increased
OF
according
DIET
to
and
exposure
activity.
The
should
student
over
wide
these
in the
taken
of
three
staple
avoid
in
diet
errors
tendency
of diet
the
receive
hot
or
highest type,
nearly
are
are
health
foods
and
not
to
the
be
serious.
taken
heated
term
scientific
in
of
so
and
the
theless,
Neverhot
mates,
cli-
summer,
consideration.
which
originated
everything
air,
open
elimination,
so
in
people
perfect,
more
aid
as
climates
in
life, of
Anthropoid
and
vided
pro-
normal
wcathcr,
morc
to
food
the
should
level
nutrients
in
is therefore
or
held
be
heat-producing
hot
live
ation
winter
temperature,
people
warm
tifircon^d^^^^
has
are
requisite proportions.
instinctively
oxidation
the
in
can
range
all
Nearly
Summer
articles
Other
dietary.
that
fats
and
factors
important
most
in mind
proteids,
carbohydrates,
the
bear
in
man
is the
the
tropics,
necessary
grew
for
his
prodi-
that
in
gaily
has
Civilization
and
north,
the
as
laid
heavier
he
needs,
and
or
salads
him
in
many
foods,
fats,
proteids,
the
and
in
burdens
different
carbohydrates,
albumin
the
and
has
heavier
instances,
such
and
transplanted
therefore
him,
upon
natural
fruits,
nuts,
was
1205
plants).
(edible
the
His
country.
diet
primitive
DIET
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
in
phosphorus
eggs.
the
As
becomes
temperature
warmer,
the
heat-producing
factors,
such
and
carbohydrates
(starch
and
should
The
the
be
the
between
the
when
70"
to
90"
ages
temperature
Fahrenheit:
sugar),
suitable
are
menus
in
person,
average
fats
reduced.
gradually
following
as
of
normal
thirty
is
for
health,
and
ranging
sixty,
from
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1206
OF
DIET
BREAKFAST
Cantaloup,
peaches,
glass
berries
or
with
grated
and
nuts
cream
of milk
LUNCHEON
whipped
One
egg
fresh
teaspoonf ul of
lettuce
baked
vegetable
and
nuts
salad
tomato
sweet
white
or
potato
DINNER
Peas, beans,
A
salad, with
potato
Half
A
These
grated
whipped
One
or
asparagus,
carrots
egg
of
gelatin
menus
and
should
be
remembered
salads
may
in
parsnips
general
articles
that
as
may
rule
all
for
such
beets, carrots,
be
substituted
not
them
following
substituted
be
as
suggestions,
mere
are
invariable,
and
and
nuts
glass of milk
service
and
corn
it
green
other,
an-
one
ground
under-
turnips,
for
one
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
Also
another.
the
in
are
Vol.
"Constipation,"
of
Observation
student
to
draw
normal
rather
upon
person.
in
these
and
p.
761.)
rules
will
Ill,
wide
selecting
beans
(See
class.
general
same
1207
peas,
corn,
green
DIET
of
range
a
diet
give
the
articles
for
the
XVII
Lesson
NERVOUSNESS
ITS
CAUSE
AND
CURE
1209
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1212
OF
loss of memory,
fear
of accident,
and
happen.
of
or
the
strange
sweep
o'er the
mind
why
experienced
the
Reiation
nutrition
the
ways
nervousness
conveyed
those
^^^
by
commit
have
who
the
the
to
and
brain
the
might
be
kept
all conditions
under
health
from
heed
would
body
life.
air and
told
siou, but
to
women
affliction.
of fresh
of
and
lives, or
given
perfect
lack
stand
under-
can
men
are
system,
of civilized
The
nervous
correctly interpret
symptoms,
almost
who
own
same
symptoms
nervous
these
in
crime,
could
we
various
the
their
take
great
If
good
anguish
of
case
only
many
sometimes
mental
the
"
Those
indigestion.
that
impressions
ordinary
an
never
of another
mind
the
to
convey
by
insanity,
adequately
cannot
person
caused
tion
anticipa-
that
things
Language
describe
some
of poverty,
tragedy, death,
multitude
DIET
^^j
nerves
by
exercise
nervous
the
most
significant
at
the
is al-
expres-
importmcssagc
brain
is
ENCYCLOPEDIA
that
food
concerning
vastly
different.
certain
things;
and
the
though
because
this
fiend, and
grows
behind
of
food
is
taste
for
upon
us,
to
story
the
it not
bars
of
In
appetite.
fiend, the
fiend
air
it
heed
we
over,
tobacco
the
tell the
tyranny
the
respect
habit
held
the
by
acquire
and
are
we
food
our
nerves
over
senses
habit
the
tion.
nutri-
fresh
to
us
with
We
1213
general
leads
but
exercise,
and
DIET
and
often
Instinct
our
OF
drug
all in
are
the
class.
same
CAUSES
Nervousness
usually
The
stomach.
begins
primary
causes
in
are
of
ex-
"
cessive
"
i_
wluch
which
or,
narcotics.
more
can
of
use.
the
When
food
Nature
hydrochloric
set
use
we
than
calls
"
and
mharmonious,
are
acid
eating,
over-
foods
combining
Effect
the
chemical
up
of
turbance
dis-
stimulants
take
into
the
body
to
its aid
acid, which
the
and
ach
stom-
needs,
an
or
excess
irritates
the
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1214
of
walls
into
passes
with
intestines
the
acid, which
sets
result
jfibers
the
that
leading
intestines
from
and
brain,
time
to
every
mental
cause
food
remains
^
,.
Constipation
hurries
of
amouut
the
into
intestine.
traUzes
stomach
is
one
of the
known.
is
the
by
excess
process
food
acid
acid
in
the
along
of
part
the
and
the
partly
have
we
called
most
acid
of
commonly
of
length
hydrochloric
the
congested,
condition
nervousness
the
An
upper
Here
the
becomes
forces
the
of
storms
nervousness.
the
digestive
and
stomach,
the
to
present.
which
and
determined
nervousness
rapidly
body,
*'
in
factor
and
directly
in
usually
^
nerve
of the
stated,
previously
of
part
termed
with
tract,
stomach
unrest,
popularly
tion
irrita-
the
stomach
the
depression
As
from
out
similar
millions
the
then
supercharged
a
up
food
intestinal
the
throughout
the
The
stomach.
the
DIET
too
small
neu-
food
the
constipation,
prohfic
causes
of
ENCYCLOPEDIA
The
in
fecal
OF
in
remains
Nature's
Pnmary
of
of
arises
there
carbon
which
condition,
The
their
or
nerves,
call
we
of
use
stimulating
tobacco,
nerves
same
as
To
quiet
state
the
Many
attributed
coffee, all
beverages,
and
hquors,
havc
irritate
the
an
of
excess
the
all
alcoholic
temporarily
of the
conditions
by
hydrochloric
to
and
drug
nerve
fibers
nerve
leaving
organs,
tendency
with
nerves
of excitement
effect
this
against
tea,
sedative
and
sensitive
of
on
is
entire
nervousness.
drink
the
expression
stimulating
the
other
the
protest
of
stimulants
which
into
irritate
The
form
and
absorbed
organism.
nervous
over
and
from
dioxid
are
and
blood,
undergoes
decomposition
which
poisons
Effect
body
time-Hmit,
therefore
^^^^
__
the
arrested
cause
nervous-
the
1215
thus
being
matter
its passage,
DIET
them
in
disturbance
has
of
passed
the
acid.
tonic
paralyze
to
or
these
worse
when
away.
nervousness
specialistsand
are
phy-
1216
ENCYCLOPEDIA
sicians
to
With
OF
not
Long
nervousness
correctly fed
will
for
is
body
according
work;
over-
Nature
when
individual
desiring
When
rest.
to
laws,
and
cared
ceases;
worry
thoughtful,
tranquil,
become
we
these
to
tion,
occupa-
cannot
nourished
properly
-^
environment,
one
forced
will be
overwork
the
of
has
^^j^
age,
come
the
it, and
jf ^^^
to
omitted,
sleep
to
experience
^j^^^
temperature
demands
not
Conditions
according
stimulants
and
does
thcsc
^^^^^j
and
etc.
with
in
factor
writer
diagnosis the
agree.
Overwork,
worries,
business
overwork,
this
DIET
and
philosophic.
The
highest ideal
perfect
specimen
physically,
only
for
the
purpose
The
body;
for
its
the
the
excuse
to
produce
or
way
and
thing
accumulate
immunity
is to
this
defeat
to
worry
called
The
care
this
in order
property.
property
from
woman,
mentally.
as
is to overwork
desire
man
accomplish
accumulate
to
of
well
as
to
way
in life is to
work
has
at
ENCYCLOPEDIA
future
some
time
lefea^st"
this
purpose
we
THE
The
seek
in
engage
enjoy
can
teaches
physical
dcfcats
of
cost
the
very
striving.
are
REMEDY
should
nervousness
of
change
complete
and
of
victim
the
cffort
for which
purpose
we
1217
experience
that
^^
DIET
that
so
life, but
for
Working
OF
first
environment,
if
pleasant, and,
possible,
profitable occupation.
of
Thousands
wrecks
work
by pursuing
havc
Therapeutic
become
people
for
good
of
with
and
women,
difficult
for
mothers
to
yet
This
they
interested
while
escape
can
in
quasi-public
secure
some
nature,
monotony
especially
it is
from
this
relief
work
or
of
by
true
exceedingly
housewives
countless
or
become
the
is
they
taste
many
from
nervous
environment.
which
natural
uo
rng7or''th'e"'^"
abihty, and
pubuc
nervous
and
monotony,
by
a
becoming
public
taking
up
or
a
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1218
"hobby"
that
of
pubhc
form
All
of
of the
character
of
monotony
and
and
relieve
esteem
there
the
is
monotony
satisfaction
which
all of
than
earnest
labor
Therefore,
cause.
first and
and
plaudits
quickly
more
worthy
the
will
that
bring
some
purpose
good.
that
desire
in
its
DIET
fellow-creatures,
nothing
us
for
has
love
people
their
and
OF
the
best
this
caused
the
by
life of the
narrowed
one
for that
remedies
nervousness
is
age
aver-
woman.
The
is
however,
incorrect,
^^
The
wrong
an
effects
from
VIII,
nking
by
^^^
|^^ found
of
the
Vol.
in
the
making
habits
drinking,
there-
the
diet
diet
acids,
II,
all
pp.
conform
body
the
of
etc.
sweets
313
to
eling,
lev-
governed,
should
person
must
simplifying,
occupation,
age,
nervous
foods, and
unnatural
eating
requirements
The
^^^^"^
nervousness,
of
and
course,
of
prolificcause
most
and
eliminate
(see
Lesson
332),
stimulating beverages.
flesh
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1220
SUGGESTIONS
MENU
SPRING
FOR
of the
Choice
DIET
following
menus:
II
MENU
BREAKFAST
of hot
cup
bananas
baked
Two
wheat
Steamed
little
Very
water
with
cream
"
farina
meal,
oat-
or
cream
of buttermilk
glass
white
large, boiled
LUNCHEON
Com
with
hominy,
or
cream
Raisins, nuts,
One
butter
glasses
two
or
cheese
cream
of water
onion
bread
Corn
A
potato, baked
glass of milk
DINNER
pint
Bran
of
gems
coddled
One
junket
meal
and
Vol.
see
bran
(For
egg
coddled
Ill,
pp.
and
683)
Hot
water
One
drunk
or
at
two
each
glasses
of these
or
baked
Choice
(A
morsel
fish
potato
of
carrots, parsnips,
salad
green
or
may
be
eaten
meal,
if
desired)
of
of
onions
or
eggs,
677
egg
water
meals.
spinach
at
should
this
be
ENCYCLOPEDIA
If
there
is
a
the
Bran
tendency
liberal
thoroughly
both
OF
morning
such
and
chemically
the
mineral
phosphates,
all
other
be
bran,
taken
evening
it
foods.
at
meal.
nutritive
salts,
and
pation,
consti-
wheat
should
valuable
as
with
of
and
possesses
1221
toward
portion
cooked,
DIET
iron,
harmonizes
perties,
protein
pro-
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1^2
SUMMER
FOR
SUGGESTIONS
DIET
BREAKFAST
Melon,
such
or
as
ripe
of
banana
sweet
plums,
whipped
or
egg
natural,
or
non-acid
or
apples,
Japanese
peaches,
"
is
subacid
baked
pears,
Choice
mild
any
fruit,
grapes,
very
persimmons
or
junket
if
baked,
the
digestion
impaired
slightly
LUNCHEON
A
with
fresh
oil
as
beans,
or
celery
nuts
or
uncooked
Onions,
A
such
salad,
green
whipped
egg
Carrots,
peas,
or
beans
DINNER
Com,
HaK
carrots,
a
baked
glass
cup
of
potato
of
water
peas,
plain
wheat
squash
bran,
cooked
or
lettuce,
ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF
SUGGESTIONS
In
the
the
meal
gives the
This
FOR
adopting
noon
nerves
which
1223
FALL
two-meals-a-day
should
be
and
the
stomach
rest, and
DIET
omitted.
irritated
natural
creates
tem,
sys-
hunger
both
digestion and
similation.
as(See Lesson
XIII, p. 630).
augments
BREAKFAST
Melon
A
peaches
or
ripe banana,
very
with
soaked
and
prunes
cream
spoonful
One
be
of
spoonfuls
two
or
whole
wheat,
cooked
thoroughly
very
of nuts
One
egg,
One
glass of
prepared
at
eaten
"
preferably
whipped
water
salad
green
choice
or
some
if very
noon
fruit
sweet
hungry.
DINNER
Squash
Fresh
A
or
Junket
A
cooked
en
casserole
string beans
baked
One
pumpkin,
or
glass
sweet
two
or
potato
tablespoonfuls
gelatin
of water
of nuts
"
choice
may
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1224
OF
SUGGESTIONS
First
FOR
On
Day:
of cool
water,
minutes
to
and
DIET
WINTER
rising, drink
two
from
devote
five to
exercises
vigorous
cups
and
ten
deep
breathing.
BREAKFAST
of hot
cup
small
water
exceedingly
One
or
two
thin
of boiled
portion
One
or
chocolate
wheat
ripe banana,
whipped
eggs,
eaten
with
and
cream
"
cream
sugar
added
One
figs, with
two
or
and
cream
either
nuts
or
butter
nut
LUNCHEON
Two
juice, and
orange
whipped;
eggs,
cup
of hot
add
flavor
of
sugar,
glass of milk
water
DINNER
Turnips,
carrots,
parsnips, onions
any
"
two
of these
or
baked
potato
small
portion
an
egg
or
baked
beans
of
fish,white
meat
of
chicken,
ENCYCLOPEDIA
Just
retiring,
before
for
prescribed
two
DIET
exercises
take
morning,
the
three
or
1225
and,
as
if
stipated,
con-
tablespconfuls
of
the
first,
bran.
wheat
Second
Day:
slightly
if
OF
The
increasing
same
as
of
quantity
the
food
hungry.
Third
adding
one
or
meal,
morning
according
and
and
as
may
same
baked
the
for
Nearly
turnips,
second,
bananas
varying
meal.
be
the
as
appetite
evening
the
parsnips
two
the
to
such
another.
The
Day:
beets,
substituted
the
to
vegetables
the
all
noon
tables
vege-
and
carrots
for
one
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1226
OF
DIET
Day:
Fourth
BREAKFAST
Tokay
A
or
Malaga
of hot
cup
Two
grapes
water
lightly
eggs,
poached,
or
rare
very
omelet
wheat
muffin
whole
cup
liberal' portion
bran
gem
of chocolate
bran
served
(one-fourth
as
ordinary
an
butter
with
eaten
wheat
of
and
cooked
oatmeal),
cereal,
or
LUNCHEON
of either
Choice
Two
prepared
eggs,
into
each
to
very
rapidly
Add
quart
One
with
juice
milk
of
baked
to
five
Whip
egg.
a
rotary
and
each
and
half
Break
teaspoonful
glass of milk
of orange
follows:
as
Add
bowl.
sugar
6;
or
egg
of
minutes
beater.
teaspoonful
egg
cup
of
bran
banana
DINNER
Any
green
salad
"
celery
salt and
or
nuts
shredded
cabbage
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1228
fewer
DIET
such
fat-producing foods,
milk,
potatoes,
toward
Under
all
patient
air, and
take
deep
sleep
and
if the
blood
into
every
cell and
will share
The
of
cool
in
is
if
doors,
air
blood
kept
open
possible.
into
forced
and
of the
vessel
irritated
nerves
general improvement.
shower
or
sponge
preceded
and
minutes'
vigorous
exercise, is
for irritated
bath
followed
morning,
sedative
the
purifierknown,
pure,
the
of
breathed
capillary
exercise,
in the
ducing
fat-pro-
abundance
an
of fresh
the
or
nervousness
breathing
out
abundance
by
the
of
conditions
An
body
underweight
predominate.
should
and
exercise
of
excess
an
emaciation,
should
foods
the
If
proteids.
vegetable
inclined
and
eggs,
grains,
as
in
by
a
the
few
splendid
nerves.
RECREATION
The
day
as
nervous
nearly
person
as
should
possible
into
divide
three
the
equal
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
parts
hours'
eight
"
work;
eight hours'
hours'
sleep.
do
not
to
seem
scashorc
truerecre-
mcr
***""
their
and
whirhng
the
hills
life, the
thousands
of
attractions
and
strain
congregate,
duties, anxieties,
that
the
before
analysis
The
is
kind
person
and
people
''star"
vanity,
any
effort
can
should
The
strife.
of
thoughtful
the
make
be
to
selves
themin
which
multitude,
recreation
nervous
congenial
places
these
most
to
often
and
and
and
seen;
from
that
no
takes
is to be
resorts
direction
of labor
one
purpose
obvious
deprive
of recreation,
of all features
sojourn there
that
in
lakes
the
people
certain
them
With
hostelries
great
mountains,
financial
last
sum-
rcsorts,
expensive
and
upon
these
under-
The
expectations, disappointments,
real
the
for
I7ecessit7
entail
conditions
recreation.
stand
eight
._
where
useful
recreation, and
people
of
majority
1229
but
pleasant
civilized
modern
Under
DIET
its
it is
and
this
in
obtained.
seek
few
companions,
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1230
and
OF
back
get
into
to
with
and
admire
kindness;
the
true
love
and
and
distinction
that
human
honesty;
of
it.
between
beings.
This
the
honest,
to
analyze
dog.
This
This
if
there
draws
and
nervousness
makes
life,
its,
hab-
respond
recreation.
of
purpose
behind
makes
their
fidelity
diversion
the
they
timately
in-
their
study
how
dience
obe-
Associate
animals;
notice
of
in
moves
law.
supreme
heart
great
everything
where
nature
the
DIET
fines
de-
be
pose
pur-
sharp
condition
the
thoughtful,
is
that
condition
useful
Lesson
POINTS
XVIII
ON
PRACTISE
1231
The
lessons
preceding
through
in
practise
this
method.
this
class
people
the
of
walk
in every
have
carefully
revised
and
rewritten
language
so
intelligence
The
of
the
in this
his work
Inasmuch
caused
by
lessons
have
dis-eases
as
errors
been
that
lesson
ing
compos-
in
in
branch
of the
nearly
all human
eating,
confined
originate
organs.
1233
most
simple
ordinary
is intended
practitioner
in
the
them.
comprehend
following
guidance
to
can
from
come
of
person
any
for
been
work
that
demand
matter
entire
this
by
life,therefore
all technical
lessons, and
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OF
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1244
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OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1246
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EVOLUTION
XIX
OF
MAN
1253
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1254
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DIET
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1256
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1260
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ENCYCLOPEDIA
1262
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1274
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1276
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organs
DIET
true
in
scientist.
the
Lesson
SEX
AND
XX
HEREDITY
1277
XX
LESSON
Sex
ORIGIN
THE
That
of
part
human
with
associated
is
Heredity
and
world's
the
world's
of
and
field
the
of
greatest
and
the
of
and
It
popular
at
sex
cause
misery
the
is
the
ignorance
the
time
same
of
wonderful
most
the
origin
into
in the
early stages
that
the
once
that
of
functions
happiness.
back
The
Hving
all
knowledge.
scientific
For
and
greatest
superstition,
the
Hfe
is at
greatest
subject
SEX
the
reproduction
and
OF
first
makes
the
of
remote
of
essential
hfe
sex
ages
organic
of
1279
is
creation
evolution.
of
property
possible
look
must
we
the
matter
power
of
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1280
which
nutrition,
^^
of
abiHty
transform
to
*^
chcHiical
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of
function
cell
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means
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into
substanccs
protoplasm
own
or
living substances.
barren
the
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only
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igneous
rock
if nutrition
reproduce
itself, or
by
other
process
by
germs)
had
ccll grcw
and
life increase
this
been
many
their
of
is, the
by absorbing
and
attained,
reproduction
when
divided,
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daughter-cells.
of
was
one
that
substances
all bacteria
which
multiply
undoubtedly
^i^ing
fe^rUuction
two
substances,
which
simple division;
forming
enabled
living individuals.
was
size
endowed.
were
other
accomplished
suflScient
which
living cell be
method
first
life
with
absorbing
of
number
function
of
the
it must
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remained
only
must
by
grow
have
forms
earlier
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to
of
mass
been
had
would
world
this
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is the
sion
diviform
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other
numbers.
lower
forms
of
ENCYCLOPEDIA
This
of
process
division,
OF
supplemented
another
,
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reproduc-
then
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in which
first
fused
divided
form
to
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to
seems
the
to
for
have
is
weaken
balance
or
tone.
but
certain
continually
to
become
to
is
when
of fusion
combat
more
when
life
of
grown
of animals
inbred.
or
stimulating
enables
successfully
of
tendency
cells
two
which
clearly
form
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concede
of
nature
soil, or
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force
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cell
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in the
reason
its
lose
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in
vitality
or
isolated
or
illustrated
plants
reproduction
supposed
the
deterioration
and
ter-cells.
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more
stimulus
The
that
to
it is well
or
of
added
combined
or
form
inclined
understood,
living cells
two
two
organisms.
this
this
of reproduc-
process
by
form
...
of
1281
reproduction, by simple
early
was
DIET
the
At
with
the
the
com-
there
and
is
vigorat
in-
life
unfavor-
to
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1282
able
of
elements
its
into
Throughout
the
range
life
this
^^^"*^
ated
of
adaptations
of
purpose
familiar
are
the
of orchids
have
shaped
fluid
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the
has
an
of
t^^
which
t"^^
the
is filled
is
little
exit.
an
nectar
bee.
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through
passes
he
som,
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and
attracts
gateway
trap-door
species
is sweet-scented
orchids
little
ways
fertilized
are
water.
entrance
entrance
jT_i"
many
certain
teapot,
resembling
which
Fertilization
plants
studied
receptacle in the
like
sexual
have
the
instance,
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by pollen.
life,the
secure
who
with
of
seeds
could
animal
to
All those
and
wonderful
many
plant and
is
elabor-
volumes
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which
reproduction.
tea-pot
has
varied
most
describing the
written
become
into
forms.
wonderful
with
union,
reproduction,
and
growu
in which
cell
in
botany
and
plant
of
repro-
duction
be
of
process
sexual
or
Sexual
higher forms.
evolve
animal
and
environment,
or
change
to
DIET
tripped
arrangement
and
As
ixi*
up
this
on
pre-
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1284
In
of
the
OF
animal
sexual
iv
such
the
creatures,
be
may
with
of
the
in the
later
fertilized
male
fishes.
of
in
plants,
when
division
the
'^^''
the
In
are
and
stream
of
sperm-cells
involves
mendous
tre-
reproductive
less extravagant
pollen
corn-field
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tioned,
men-
female
the
by
of
waste
scarcely
of
bottom
sea-
first
as
of the
eggs
reproduction
reproduction.
of fishes, the
deposited
of
combining
sexual
true
'
various
division,
method
of
animals,
or
the
as
varied
many
"
torms
methods
those
or
are
"
lower
^"^
In
fishes
among
case
also
are
wonderful.
and
methods
the
kingdom
reproduction
Reproduction
DIET
than
such
the
is
as
waste
in
seen
becomes
ground
the
during
cells,
y el-
tasseling
Nature's
wasteful
"^
"
secure
young
In
higher
with
season,
^
the
pollen grains
lodgment
ears
the
form
of
upon
myriads
that
the
failed
silks
of
that
are
of
to
the
corn.
types
than
of
animals
fishes, that
of
is, reptiles.
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
birds, and
of
body
,
"
^.
Reproduction
in
is hatched
known
in this
devoted
the
to
functions
the
of
to
the
to
process
developed
in
race.
all animal
is
for
physiology
of
considered
in
w^ould
of
the
health
evolution
was
it
HEALTH
require
treatise.
lesson
the
general
female,
as
technical
relation
reproduction
life of the
this
and
egg
birth.
be
as
of
true
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not
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there
grows
the
of
remainder
group
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and
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very
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of the
before
work,
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body
OF
will
reproduction
or
VIEW
anatomy
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latter
"
period
RATIONAL
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the
scientists,
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the
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offspring,
to
detail
female.
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within
the
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the
the
life
mammals
and
place within
of
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of
of
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higher
forms
takes
1285
fertilization
the
mammals,
germ-cell (egg)
the
DIET
will
be
tive
reproducand
this
ness.
happition
func-
vitally essential
As
result
life strong
there
sexual
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1286
OF
instincts.
reproductive
or
all animals,
evident,
such
-.
,
Development
of
is
including
man,
instincts
plainly
with
strongly
most
successful
and
young,
would
dcvclopcd
instmcts
race
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reproduc-
tive
DIET
most
"
producing
these
through
the
'
species would
or
bc
offsprings the
inherit
like
ductive
repro-
desires.
In
the
of
case
of animals,
this
Kinship
of
sexual,
pater-
nai
social
and
the
sense
known
as
include
love
minded
love
that
for
reflection
original
the
our
or
or
offspring.
instinct
is
what
to
in
be
are
so-called
fellowmen
shadow,
natural
in this
but
man,
the
it
instinct
were,
to
it
essence
Broad-
social
is but
as
Not
inclined
even
commonly
parental love.
scientists
believe
instincts.
passion
and
"/?
j
diversified
bccame
truly be said
very
"
reproductive
pur-
produce
to
was
many
sexual
of sexual
or
"
np
offspnug,
the
broad
may
of which
into
only does
higher form
pose
instinct
the
and
man
to
instinct
a
distant
of
the
produce
ENCYCLOPEDIA
There
arisen
has
tendency
distinct
to
of
emotion
That
desire, and
fact
destructive
other
has
grown
no
into
vice.
demoralizing
forms
of other
the
of
such
becomes
destruction
important
and
when
functions
very
of
and
equally
the
true
reason
degenerated,
of
source
is because
reproductive
sexes,
is
tremendous
death
like
be
may
appetite, but
in
the
to
destructive
sex,
topic
degenerate by
This
of
instinct
con-
passiou,
which
gratification,can
be
is due
scxual
acts
overindulgence
both
is
to
come
society,
that
human
of
The
the
there
forbiddcu
polite
"r"ngtnr"
the
fact
has
sidcrcd
overindui-
by
associate
between
instinct
and
disrepute
that
the
love
of
former
the
source
two
as
line of demarcation.
distinct
all
class
man
ment
strictly physical ele-
matter
1287
civihzed
and
intellectual
As
sexes.
into
the
sexual
DIET
among
separate
things
of
OF
game
of
the
of life
function.
reproduction
intimately
and
are,
in
closely
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1288
associated
with
mechanism
of
Relation
of
OF
the
the
the
the
system
general
is true;
the
force
of
is
written
the
for
the
evils
the
dangers
connected
Outside
of
dis-eases
organs,
been
transmitted
and
painted
which,
much
been
the
But
sex.
greatly
health.
sion
pas-
knowledge
has
sexual
ciated
asso-
has
literature
and
vital
or
purporting
of
subject
any
wcll-intentioned
by
give popular
sex
sition
propo-
throughout
individuals
edgrconcem-"
ing
of
abnormal
literature
couutry
for
force
functions.
circulated
and
Necessity
of
to
tone
frequently
deal
great
injury
when
deranged,
sexual
abused
or
contrary
nervous
is
weakened
or
the
this
func-
sexual
vital
or
therefore,
body
result
tone
general
the
the
is scrious
Likewise
system.
reason,
rcsult
nerve
For
perverted
are
vital
or
body.
whcn
rcason,
tions
tionTto^the'
nervous
nervous
entire
the
DIET
while
darker
garding
re-
such
exaggerated
the
with
specific
through
to
the
germ
sexual
serious, have
than
the
facts
ENCYCLOPEDIA
is little
justify, there
horror
and
and
like
health,
health, is
sexual
all this
weakness
of
matter
mental
muscular
or
common
^^^^^ Hymg.
and
sense
Propcr feeding,
of
Relation
nutrition
to
oxidatiou,
propcr
health
sezual
j.*
of
elimination
work
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means
fluids
and
of both
will result
will
normal
have
sexual
which
the
nutrition.
things
these
and
tion
sex-funcfor
opportunity
the
ness
happi-
it, is then
accompanies
common
of
matter
consequent
of temperance,
matter
sical
phy-
With
and
health, and
able
suit-
body-
fair
existence,
i.
wholesome
organs
and
perfect
body-cells.
sexual
"
pertect
and
mental
in
normal,
the
gained,
(exercise)
waste-products,
distribution
cir-
proper
"
culation
and
for
excuse
about
scare
1289
perversion.
Sexual
DIET
OF
simply
decency,
self-control.
EMBRYOLOGICAL
Upon
or
PRENATAL
GROWTH"
the
growth
so-called
of
the
CULTURE
human
prenatal culture,
bryo,
em-
there
1290
ENCYCLOPEDIA
exists
OF
is
which
from
Superstition
of
deal
great
popular
utterly
for
main
the
that
The
harmless,
be
may
mulgated
pro-
culture
prenatal
part
matter,
of
been
have
that
views
for
groundless
science.
regarding
are
stition,
super-
staud-point
the
accurate
ITnJtTcuu
ture
DIET
and,
productive
of
culturist
is
good.
The
that
of
the
mental
as
idea
the
prenatal
S^^^th
of
Theo
natal
the
''*^
and
development
the
physical
is nourished
from
the
that
of
the
influenced
of
the
child
by
is
as
the
of
and
the
be
may
the
follows:
blood
or
the
ment
developreadily
very
of
nutrition
con-
The
with
mother,
growth
be
can
mother.
belief
fluid
nutritive
the
by
this
for
onfy ground
child
child
uubom
trolled
result
as
re-
cuitur-
The
well
the
mother.
The
has
an
mental
influence
child, but
condition
on
the
it is indirect.
of
the
mother
growth
All
organs
of
the
and
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1292
further
As
will
cite
OF
proof
DIET
of these
statements,
investigations of Darwin
the
regard
the
to
popular
in
super-
Birthmarks
.
""
stition
the
or
of
instance
before
were
birth
incidents
in
birthmarks
instance
the
any
in
the
notions,
children
were
incident
which
incident
explanation,
of anyone
familiar
incidents
prenatal
or
influence
is
which
of the
give
showing
of
of
no
but
tigation
inves-
whose
birthmarks
to
explanation
true
In
called,
re-
deformity,
with
to
some
possible
mind
the
that
psychology
all so-called
birthmarks
merely
self-deception.
cording
ac-
result
might
women
with
seemed
any
that,
given
several
born
thus
to
as
deformity;
seeing the
upon
London
deformities.
expected
that
was
the
child,
interesting feature
most
seven
happened
or
was
resulted
the
had
popular
to
"
carefully questioned
of
which
At
some
of
women
very
the
birthmarks.
Darwin,
hundred
eight
hospital
Mr.
"
oi
one
and
markable
re-
of
of superstition
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
DIET
1293
HEREDITY
often
How
astonished
As
heredity.
is but
child
child
develops
have
power
to
it
a
the
IS
and
another
form
of the
in moist
placed
in
not
comes,
is not
with
Part
which
the
them
the
but
of
wonder
willow
tree
the
that
the
wonder
the
child
but
parent,
in
hiid
fact
the
identical
parents
of
life
earth.
fact
the
I'^scmbles
the
into
scientist, then,
the
of the
wonderful,
is
twig growing
way.
individuals
produce
to
This
only
To
within
parents.
willow
when
other
cells from
The
like
fact, the
continuation
parents.
like
the
are
look
of
come
of the
grow
People
should
matter
should
astonishment
remark
someone
John
because
father.
John's
The
of
wonders
the
upon
hear
we
jj^ntical
the
identity,
variation,
or,
is
reproduction;
the
that
with
of
explanation
child
the
parent.
this
lack
it is known
as
due
that
to
the
is,
to
is not
science,
to
fact
the
of
of
fact
sexual
that
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1294
child
the
OF
has
DIET
instead
parents
two
of
one.
The
place
physiological
in
of
union
the
reproductive
two
wonderful.
Microscopic
study
of
takes
which
process
Of
re-
cells
productive
latc
g^udicd
and
croscopes
wonderful
has
resulted
in
of
the
been
mi-
ul
pOWCrf
Uudcr
revelations
has
this
ycars
some
very
mysteries
of Nature.
The
nucleus
cells
parent
of
(center of growth)
thread-like
little
contains
known
structures
the
chro-
as
Chromosoms
in
different
species
^^^
basis
physical
species of animal
different
considered
of
there
is
In
definite
the
be
to
heredity.
the
or
sperm-cell
germ-cell,
chromosoms
unite
f^Ti^osom^^
the
from
chromosoms
each
and
number.
WTien
female
Thcsc
mosoms.
the
other
each
these
chromosom
The
the
thread-like
pair
corresponding
cell.
with
unites
off
and
with
structure
combined
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
chromosom
and
divide, and
then
structures
is cast
plays
the
being;
divides
as
Thus
in the
other
half
new
see
that
is the
individual
the
explains
traits
of
fusion
of
the
WHAT
What
will
be
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and
all
original
ments
ele-
physical
ment
develop-
wholly
matter
IS
is and
is
what
in
it is not
practical way.
clearly
of
matter
heredity
heredity
a
Likewise,
the
HEREDITY
to
is
due
This
traced
future
char-
acteristics
be
the
considered
It
or
nutrition.
heredity
now
new
fusion
parents.
microscopic
and
of the
the
After
individual
of environment
of
must
heredity,
of the
and
of inheritance,
heredity.
of
future
retained
part
two
source
these
is
every
variation
this
through
each
cell-nucleus,
life of the
result
of
combination
of
cell is formed.
each
we
1295
half
of the
out
part
no
DIET
it is
man
that
and
clearlya
not
matter
is born
man
j.
monkey.
of
heredity
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1296
that
We
and
could
describe
of
eyes,
etc.
size
countenance,
color
of
of
such
mind,
ability, etc.,
in the
both
to,
more
or
nervous
freedom
matters
of many
by
of
system,
from
of nutrition
lief,
be-
physical
Strength
the
The
inheritance
investigation.
of
musical
temper,
established
control
no
characteristics
well
is not
is also
inherited.
features,
distinct
mental,
are
be
may
however,
less
quick
as
than
ties
facul-
mental
natural
certain
that
parents
giv^ b^^t^
t^
There
developed.
less
distinc-
children
natural
whose
parents
and
safely
general
intcllcctual
to
even
hair
can
likely
^^^^^
tinction
dis-
of frame,
Intellectual
tious.
heredity
we
only
heredity
Iribu^edVoa^^
doubt
traits
mental
out
physical
general
to
are
trace
families, and
mark
such
characteris-
are
and
the
of
races
as
Among
ascribe
of
many
individuals,
form
farther
go
which
various
the
distinguishes
men.
DIET
OF
tific
scien-
muscle,
bility
suscepti-
dis-ease,
and
and
etc.,
environ-
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
of inheritance.
than
ment
children
similar
is
education,
scientific
with
SUMMARY
education
Hues
herited
in-
training
will
result
adapted
in
not
that
are
or
faculties
with
idea
etc.,
certain
along
parents
in
the
that
or
1297
The
alcohoHsm,
consumption,
of
DIET
to
accordance
knowledge.
OF
FACTS
REGARDING
AND
SEX
HEREDITY
The
function
in
of
purpose
2
the
The
of
has
sex
of
process
functions
are
life of
be
normal
only
nutrition
and
of
general
idea
of
prenatal
can
to
the
life.
the
related
oped
develfor
evolution
perpetuating
sexual
been
the
closely
very
individual,
when
the
and
laws
hygiene
of
are
observed.
3
The
commonly
method
control
is
to
is
taught
that
the
live
the
of
can
her
wholesome,
as
the
delusion;
mother
growth
a
culture
only
employ
unborn
normal
to
child
life.
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1298
her
and
body
own
perfect
and
mentally,
and
physically
DIET
OF
of
that
for
material
thus
supply
child
the
of
building
the
with
living
cells.
The
and
overestimated,
inherent
nutrition
and
whatever
be
will
be
by
growth,
for
Nature
the
products
degrees
of
life
the
by
overcome
the
the
the
obeying
in
the
always
of
her
perfection.
highest
life,
law
of
possible
individual
in
as
striving
work
proper
tendencies,
individual,
is
to
All
inherited
to
nesses
weak-
supposed
environment.
developed
capacity
race.
be
can
of
of
often
are
many
disorders
and
be
heredity
of
powers
to
to
the
the
bring
highest
LESSON
Rest
XXI
Sleep
and
REST
all
Throughout
of
phenomena
nature
universal
fested
in
and
is
such
as
and
darkness,
destruction,
as
much
form
other
any
There
work
are
within
forces
forces,
of
in
by
,i
otucr
and
cold,
light
construction
human
this
body
rhythm
is
as
life.
forces
two
us,
'
"
The
etc.
and
Opposing
heat
affected
mani-
opposing
^^
in
the
rhythm,
^
Opposing
forces
observe
we
continually
at
toward
destruction
disintegration,
and
one
toward
j.
construction
the
i*
human
system
and
physiological
Upbuilding.
terms
1301
for
The
these
mon
com-
activi-
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1302
ties
"waste"
are
manifestations
growth,
one
of
the
life of
in
moves
We
the
see
of the
the
seasons
the
upon
and
changes
in
faU;
leaves
fruits
die;
their
appropriated
We
body
as
until
and
gration;
disinteand
in
machine
tables
vege-
decay.
former
bodies
them
of
process
of
tiful
beaumatter
and
are
original elements,
inclined
a
and
disintegrated,
springtime
are
is
composing
particles once
life in
earth.
symmetrical
into
of the
plants
continues
process
thoroughly
are
changes
autumn
death,
dccay,
and
the
face
there
winter
of
seasons
This
of the
*u
^
death
^
in
upon
of life.
Throughout
Life
of
the
interplay
thing
same
Even
somewhat
negative forces
and
distinct
laws
cycles.
principle of
positive
the
universal
depends
nations
same
of
we
evolution.
and
progress,
History
this
as
and
"repair,"
and
them
observe
DIET
the
ated
separto
manifestations
new
and
be
of
summer.
to
"
think
a
of the
marvelous,
human
intri-
ENCYCLOPEDIA
and
cate,
serves
our
Human
complex
mechanism
will
our
and
tool
with
out
our
1303
which
desires;
which
as
work
we
body
compared
to
machine
DIET
"
OF
-g^^^ uulikc
it is
which
construction,
chines,
ma-
forces
while
trial
indus-
tending
disintegration
own
of
ing
tend-
our
constantly
are
their
the
constantly
are
perfection,
machines
toward
mau-madc
itself
within
toward
destiny,
self-repairing,self-adjusting,
contains
and
earthly
and
destruction.
Every
of
movement
unconscious,
or
cmotiou,
of
in
body-tissue
usc
we
This
and
call
functions
machine,
part
some
up
which
by
change
of
and
new
in
the
the
body
the
involving
lation,
digestion, absorption, assimielimination.
and
While
make-up
"metabolism,"
of
thought
replaced
constant
the
scious
con-
body-tissuc
be
m^gt
material.
texture
the
body,
even
Constant
changes
the
we
regard
may
there
are
many
the
body
as
points in which
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1304
the
favorite
engine
has
Favorite
metal
no
composing
take
has
engine
possible
the
time
of
its
it
drive
was
until
were
the
tion
produc-
not
need
it
engineer and
the
one
to
were
with
or
from
more
destroyed
friction.
the
engine find
the
from
*^
resr^^
^"^
destruction
their
water,
of
fireman
it necessary
intervals,
and
serious
metal
steadily
parts
the
by
continually
run
started
essential
through
But
it
is
if
and
rest,
fuel, it could
and
water
It does
for
nal
exter-
The
in
part
no
supply
to
dif-
caused
fire-box.
energy.
periods
does
which
changes
the
in
of this
steam-
by the
force,
chemical
combustion
of the
the
of
application
of
steam-
itself, nor
it is Controlled
steam-engine
tlirough the
act
tht ferent
bodrwith
result
in
power
powcr
com-
to
exact.
inert
engine
DIET
comparison
is not
The
OF
labors
not
to
at
merely
but
who
to
rest
certain
for fuel
prevent
body-tissue.
This
ENCYCLOPEDIA
is
OF
because
true
is
man
hitherto
unrecognized
body
opportunity,
an
its
in
for
the
1305
compelled
laws
actual
of
renewal
justment
read-
but
also
that
power
makes
and
him
his
for
only
not
by
give
to
composition,
animates
which
DIET
him
an
self -controlled
According
physiology,
PHYSIOLOGY
OLD
THE
the
to
stomachs
our
of
human
the
was
supposed
not
lifeless iron
transform
power,
its
and
for
and
locomotion,
own
it is
muscular
process
impossible
itself
that
apply
so
tissue
into
water
it
entirely incompatible
mere
transform
by
as
and
to
to
steel, within
and
coal
stomach
the
energy
Just
entirely clear.
for the
to
or
of
old
food
engine;
t\ie\, and
work
the
fire-boxes
were
Isa"e^box^^^
this fuel into
of
teachings
is
power
namic
dyto
impossible
with
the
reason
body
to
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1306
OF
extract
enough
energy
eat
perform
the
to
DIET
from
work
we
for
necessary
transformation
that
food
the
itself,be-
Phenomenon
of
sidcs
and
rest
^""^
all
on
of the
system,
hundreds
do
to
labor.
this
In
functional
and
at
foot-tons
of
fact
lies the
key
time
physical
to
some
of rest
phenomenon
old
physiology
how
explain
to
the
amount
of food
REST
These
is
each
AND
terms
are
engaged
which
re-creation
not
lar
misconception,
mous
enor-
the
age
aver-
RE-CREATION
often
in
confused.
some
vocatiou.
^^jj^j
the
day.
activity other
occupation
for
from
extract,
consumed,
expends
person
to
never
possible
was
of energy
amount
really
was
it
digestive apparatus
ties
activi-
same
of
the
one
the
carry
sleep.
The
able
to
morc
the
of the
understanding
and
cnough
occupation
than
It is
or
his regu-
commonly
"rC-CreatioU."
because
When
it is
This
merely
is
a
advanced
that
the
mental
manual
mental
has
worker
laborer
physical
the
qualified for
seldom
DIET
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1308
work,
almost
is
and
neglected
training.
True
mental
is
re-creation
and
rest
and
tranquility
in
found
sleep,
SLEEP
observation
From
state
call
we
wear
muscular
maintain
cessation
There
and
and
the
active
to
attitude
tendency
passive
it
that
difficult
an
rest, which
that
us
is
night
as
day
so
more
positive and
mind.
upon
and
more
the
of the
nervous
relax,
organisms
becomes
of
the
both
us,
upon
that
activities
the
of
study
notice
sleep, we
and
approaches
and
toward
gradually brings
condition
called
sleep.
In
spite of
before
on
the
power.
morrow
From
fatigue
the
we
retire,
with
these
often
we
renewed
and
other
awake
enced
experiagain
strength and
reasons
we
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
led
are
that
believe
to
is
of
Evidence
tcmal
er^'^during'
the
for
carrying
activities
the
on
of the
what
Just
to
last to
that
often
We
down
or
as
dis-ease,
maintaining
its full
death.
observe
led
is stored
most
tissue
is the
in sickness,
away
or
lieve,
be-
to
perhaps
waste
the
formulate
energy
brain
it
cannot
we
are
this
brain,
just
only
can
ill health,
point of
and
it is dele-
body,
organism,
in the
break
which
the
theory.
nervous
largely
functions
effects, and
or
however,
the
gradually
it is stored,
We
say.
in
energy
in
gated
S'enT/i*^^
hours
process,
used
energy
manner
therefrom
the
system.
this
workings,
in-
work,
vital
various
comes
its
with
and
up
both
unknown
some
is stored
which
hours
external
during
charged
is
body
in
energy
that
sleep, through
of
the
during
and
and
sleep
1309
constantly expend-
ing vital
of
DIET
starvation,
weight
up
to
the
Even
in
in the
energy
during
sleep
preceding sleep,
immediately
in
usually
|^^^
in
than
passive degree
in
repair, than
during the
action
the
and
alone,
nutrition,
of
of
much
degree
of
body-energy
by pcrfcct COmbustioU,
by
The
far
in
the
an
excess
the
even
WOuld
energy
pended
ex-
shoveUng
coal,
body.
laborer
average
swinging
of
fraction
energy
foods,
from
mand
de-
energy,
available
but
of rest
periods
ITtheZT
yield
more
REASONS
expenditure
furnishes
Food
no
are
hours.
waking
processes
the
hours.
waking
the
ordinary
SOME
The
more
constructive
their
in
pronounced
much
activities, however,
These
or
conditions
upon
'^
processes
expend
energy
vigorously,
continues
vital processes
depending
Vital
DIET
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
ISiO
or
axe
of
the
in
pick, expends
amount
that
energy
could
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
laborer
day
Energy
^wo
excess
of
ergy
obtained
Lorn
food
only
on
will
do
to
all
five
a
carry
subsisting
day,
this,
besides
which
thinking,
some
Ot
of
will
of rice, and
i?
"
tonS
height
soldier
handful
"
and
bread,
twenty
walk
and
load
and
potatoes,
Japanese
food.
his
of
shOVel
earth
heavy
three
en-
Will
1311
piece of beefsteak.
sHces
.n
feet;
or
few
in
work
eat
may
requir-
for
ed
from
obtained
be
possibly
DIET
consumes
energy.
We
also
thirty
have
in
to
show
Evidence
gained
fasts, of from
record
on
slightgain
There
from
also
are
some
in
cases.
Strength.
of
hundreds
**ffl.StS*' 8.11(1
"no
plan
^jjQ
and
plan"
a
to
day, hmiting
fruits, and
a
strength,
power.
adopted
again
their
comparatively
thereby
of
studcuts
breakfast"
liviug
fast
break-
"no
only
one
consumption
meal
of food
quantities of nuts,
who
have
found
increase
in
vitahty,
vegetables,
and
the
many,
small
remarkable
natural
general physical
and
mental
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1312
Since
the
this
energy
hundreds
of
continue
it is
the
the
of
careful
sleep,
that
with
OXroATION
of the
functions
is
teachers, apd
most
do
lecturers
to
food
duce
prosumed
con-
forced
are
obtain
not
it
is
very
mystery.
AIR
important
breathing.
since
phenomenon
that
AND
to
Therefore,
of the
this
possible
diet;
we
food.
conclude
day
cases
the
we
strength and
expends,
analysis
closely connected
One
of
from
from
we
some
impossibility
body
energy
it
limited
very
energy
conclusion
our
from
much
as
all
on
labor
in
amount
mathematical
a
as
to
the
perform
to
found
live, and
to
work-power
of
have
we
increase
even
able
are
foot-tons
since
besides;
consume
notwithstanding
and
wc
cluding
in-
assimila-
cxcrctiou
tiou, and
of
nutrition,
circulation,
plndVureTf
energy,
to
of
processes
digestion,
Reiation
DIET
of the
vital
Physiologists,
continually
remind
ENCYCLOPEDIA
of
US
livC
im-
and
the
water
time
wc
of
purpose
could
purifying
luUeTi^^^and
the
only
by
breathing,
in
factor
and
but
is, science
sleep
it
recognized,
often
referring
have
keep
the
found
air
is
as
from
it of great
we
are
diately
imme-
receptacle
not
this
clearly
concerned
least
at
is
of
what
shown
periods
to
^'breathing spells";
we
has
have
we
in
which
die
Just
oxygen.
that
oxygen
process
beings
being placed
portant
im-
an
element
human
as
of
body,
However,
the
sup-
tissues
forms
in
the
and
the
oxygcu
system
undiluted
rest
entirely
varfous
necessary
the
upon
defined,
short
for
blood
the
constituent.
other
Water,
necessary
fluids
which
breathing
of
OF
live if
the
plying
the
not
utilized
could
remarkably
vitally
is
Oxygen
is not
we
of air.
deprived
oxygen
1313
food
witllOUt
':XVL
DIET
time
comparative
the
Relative
OF
the
with
sciously
uncon-
by
of
rest
fact
importance
breathing
our
as
that
to
moving
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1314
constantly
asleep.
to
about
From
believe
part
energy,
system
in
OF
that
with
these
sleep
facts
plays
and
producing
besides
especially
us,
all
constantly
oxygen.
DIET
we
an
while
are
forced
important
maintaining
recharging
bodythe
LESSON
XXII
Lesson
For
That
which
tends
the
in
man,
coupled
of
the
by
careful
business
these
along
of
final
analysis,
good
business
The
their
best
artist
is he
who
best
business
control.
In
therefore,
success
the
health
business.
the
these
is he
into
reproduce
his
their
of
history
made
that
musician
and
harmonize
the
majority
and
their
last
were
and
not
men.
sounds
more
of
shows
lines
to
and
accumulation
have
who
hves
the
individual.
sacrificed
them
is
industries
with
review
men
ness
busi-
good
mind,
great
enterprises,
money
make
to
popular
of
estabhshment
Men
Business
best
can
harmonize
balance
1317
he
the
who
bring
best
colors
Likewise,
nature.
is
can
The
harmony.
man
or
who
can
affairs
the
best
under
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1318
Health
his
thought
if he
the
man,
the
upon
and
the
of
power
The
''The
business
the
pends
de-
individual,
depend
Examples,
in
send
good
business
President
of
presidency
good
died
at
business
accumulated
who
de-
and
to
the
the
who
age
merchant
man.
when
man.
from
arose
molder,
of
he
should
the
railroad,
not
Morgan,
millions
the
to
fifty,was
J. P.
the
on
Pennsylvania
many
died
considered
business
good
before
Measured
car-wheel
be
Field, the
Roberts,
of
ranks
to
his death
hardly
man.
not
was
Tcasou,
to
scale, Marshall
prince,
and
him
sixty, could
was
and
Chicago,
business
his
throuc
"*"^
same
the
store,
of,
business
poor
tin
cheap
Fair"
allowed
"
and
ern
gov-
is not
individual
from
who,
man
founded
that
his health.
upon
he
all
within
gives it
"
it, he
as
of the
powers
it
laws
finally wrecks
business
and
disregards
violates
"
it, and
good
DIET
control,
no
OF
of
who
dollars,
have
been
ENCYCLOPEDIA
in
his
prime,
OF
not
was
DIET
1319
business
good
man.
of
accumulation
The
of
founding
and
money
industries
great
is
only
Wealtht.t-
x.t.
at
and
of
expense
health
eth
in
motion
continents
make
commercial
and
hitch
it to
burrowing
until
and
his
in the
things
boots
and
earth
is known
name
his fortune
what
of stone
direct
to
is
it, I
to
bosom
it
set
figures
glass ;
air;
common
for
say,
to
build
and
steel;
faces
on
of
methods
and
coal
around
power
the
to
and
the
wheels
on
lightning;
structures
human
transfix
sensitized
the
and
and
oceans
transform
to
to
cables;
billowed
palace,
sky-scraping
to
over
highway;
into
oxcart
with
of
ocean's
the
to
spindles;
together
currents
on
profit-
fortune;
great
voice
'
most
What
million
silent
his
the
means
one.
continents
flash
to
make
to
man
chain
to
no
important
put
by
one
man,
the
the
the
in the
know
glide blindly
gold
world,
land.^
"
all these
into
the
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1320
of
shambles
furnish
in
_,
abnormal,
crank
"back
to
the
who
The
his
in
himself
year
stroke
calls
thinks
the
in
direct
draw
until
ernor,
gov-
class.
same
ness
busi-
the
weaves
about
prison.
Every
month
and
hour
him
feels
what
and
a
new
he
really
escape.
BUSINESS
business
he
and
and
every
around
GOOD
the
social
his business
is that
day
takes
curb,
in the
bar,
new
cannot
the
and
of
every
business,
good
out,
and
master
down
rivets
cries
allows
thing
meshes
that
he
the
one-idea
on
reality all
sits him
puts
the
absolute
bolt, and
new
who
who
unfortunate
man
himself
razor;
nature,"
to
grass;
man
become
are
the
preaches
business
to
can
food
robes
'
*"^"
can
eschews
to
or
forty?
at
who
and
one-idea
reformer
dis-ease,
The
DIET
funeral
religious fanatic
sackcloth
or
and
unrest
fashionable
The
OF
man
wheels
trial
MAN
is the
of
balance
man
industry,
between
who
who
his
ENCYCLOPEDIA
income
his
and
his
measure
OF
DIET
and
expenses,
abihty
own
1321
who
the
on
can
yardstick
of endurance.
He
is
much
as
business
good
study
P^ysical
of
Qualities
good
docs
business
himself
the
to
better
in
and
sojourning
in
frequent
would
man
on
longevity
they
or
were
were
at
that
the
fifty.
which
we
extend
of
in
our
and
un-
that
best
in
business
information
enough
to
more
thrown
are
The
usefulness
taught
matters
learn
contact.
absorb
and
We
general
not
are
than
million
fight
hygiene
subjects
these
with
Universally taught
with
sity
ninety,
at
final
less,"
"Penni-
man,
of the
and
of
consider
not
sanatorium
derstood.
pubH^!^eTes-
most
he
as
in the
would
health
out
of health
of
and
unfortunate
truly
Knowledge
own
Organization
business
good
laws
if he
I doubt
a
It is
his
Organization
his business,
analysis
of
gives
^^^
at
laws
the
to
who
man
his
many
public
period of
years,
if
schools,
general knowledge.
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1322
THE
ROUTINE
OF
LIFE
THE
OF
DIET
AVERAGE
BUSINESS
MAN
He
rises
takes
six and
between
exercise
no
fresh
or
breakfast
Bad
habits
the
business
of
until
cafe.
repast
is
potato
starch,
He
sits at
his
hurries
home,
hurries
desk
meat,
no
"
poetry,
A
The
friend
ancient
been
his
five
takes
the
no
six
of
beer,
or
business,
hours
dinner
longer,
of
composed
tea
more
diversion,
no
desk
ing
neighbor-
his
to
or
at
composed
starch,
exercise,
great authors;
no
or
ciation
asso-
music,
no
change.
may
ous
in,
come
out
the
Natufe^s^^'
warnings
back
more
with
no
business, sits
at
then
He
This
or
starch,
coffee.
luncheon
coffee.
coffee
largely
takes
cereal,
more
m.,
eats
fruit, ccrcal
and
his
to
once
noon,
meat,
air;
composed
acid
meat,
at
a.
of
"^^
goes
seven
to
visit;
soothiug
cigar
companion
may
then
and
wliich
since
he
or
go
comcs
soporifermay
breakfast.
have
The
more
ous,
painful.
more
often;
the
to
goes
he
by paralyzing
carrying
to
paper
and
the
drugs;
little while,
usually
little
the
called
frequently,
more
for
the
is
language
still swallows
him
relieve
they
dead
druggist
faith
with
impressive,
physician
His
the
DIET
more
expressive,
more
are
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1324
fibers
nerve
brain
the
that
of
messages
warning.
HIS
defeat, and
The
prescribes
c^durc
Colonel
SOME
who
of
domain
we
never
had
and
FOR
this probefell
that
Morgan,
the
uncounted
beyond
GOOD
MAN
BUSINESS
business
to
come
be-
master.
^OUt
disCUSS
busiueSS
health
for
business
the
man
of
locality, and
own
your
your
rules
fate
sana-
hear.
allow
Twelve
or
reputation
no
their
SUGGESTIONS
Don't
trip,
Roberts,
Ingersoll,
thousands
whom
the
or
Messrs.
ure
It is either
toHum.
ancient
ciTred^a
fail-
the
finally acknowledges
physician
at
1 jfp
houic,
or
in
social
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
Immediately
before
exercise
Eat
after
meat.
possible.
as
for
hour
an
Omit
luncheon.
tobacco,
coffee,
dress
underwear;
woolen
lightly
tea,
tea,
deeply.
Eliminate
Take
hour
business, if possible;
your
breathe
as
dow.
win-
open
and
bread
coffee, white
to
an
an
light breakfast
rising, eliminating
very
Walk
1325
rising,take a cool
followed
vigorby ous
on
bath,
shower
DIET
and
beer,
sweets.
Keep
your
Secure
well
office
ventilated.
and
help
competent
trust
them.
Love
some
one
or
thing
some
"
home,
This
early enough
at
or
least
part
to
of
way.
Masticate
and
office
your
your
by
all
is the
civilized
food
means
infinitelyfine,
do
crowning
table.
not
sin
overeat.
of
the
ENCYCLOPEDIA
132C
from
Take
ten
before
golf,
and
join
and
to
and
were
dig
to
be
able
in
invalid
lie
written
on
it
for
ditch
and
play
is
infinitely
dinner
your
it,
enjoy
truth
the
it
tombstone,
your
than
prison,
if
(Probably
kick
sing,
self-made
your
die.
perhaps
for
boys,
digest
in
sunshine
dance,
the
to
the
as
automobile,
an
the
with
cold,
Spend
in
gymnasium,
play
better
Drive
air.
cise
exer-
in
room.
possible
as
open
minutes'
sleep
ventilated
time
much
DIET
fifteen
to
retiring;
thoroughly
and
OF
would
read:
There
The
was
world
fool
called
who
him
made
great,
fortune,
but
it
but
lied.)
he
died;
XXIII
Lesson
EXERCISE
AND
RE-CREATION
1327
PROGRAM
FOR
DAILY
EXERCISE
Every
just
morning,
after arising
take
f
of
water,
following
deep
cup
and
through
go
breathing
exercises:
EXERCISE
'
-"
Stand
extend
apart,
No.
about
feet
erect,
T/
V^^
the
above
arms
inches
30
head,
ing
clasp-
.-4
hands
deeply.
inhale
and
hands
clasped
to
the
returning
to
motion
Rest
upon
and
hands.
the
body
the
If
this
resting
as
movement
deeply,
right.
repeated
This
about
times.
.''
^-^
^^.
waist
sible,
pos-
only
line.
the
Inhale
breath
b^e
Inhale
the
and
while
and
position
on
Exhale
position.
to
the
foot
of
up
bending
at
the
Move
far
as
from
left
with
tges
palms
the
the
do\\Ti
of
far
floor
the
^^^^^r.^s^-^-
body
the
tips
the
should
rigid,
toward
possible.
as
movement
No.
as
rear
reversing
24
EXERCISE
Bend
touch
to
try
elbows
holding
and
suddenly,
should
is
too
elbows,
deeply
as
be
if
knees,
while
while
both,
or
this
taking
coughing,
repeated
tension
the
strenuous
with
about
be
executing
exercise, and
the
12
can
downward
times.
reduced
the
exhaust
motion.
by
ment.
move-
the
This
///:-:";
'i'"?
No.
EXERCISE
Rest
the
placed
about
Lower
the
other
this
then
If
the
hands
until
body
knee
imder
the
the
other,
sufficiently
hands.
suffering
from
from
exercise
constipation.
bathtub
the
the
repeating
if
59
rising
running,
to
this
100
can
is
shown
rise,
knee;
by
cut.
the
bringing
Execute
movement.
first
chairs
two
on
or
position
touches
chest,
as
Assume
chest
strong,
This
of
apart.
rapidly
movement
on
feet
rim
the
on
on
one
foot
and
times.
be
especially
taken
without
recommended
support
for
for
those
^...
V
^-^
EXERCISE
Stand
elbows
head,
a
complete
Reverse,
the
movement.
about
feet
erect,
rigid,
circle
describmg
deeply.
the
circle
inches
30
inhale
with
No.
Bend
clasped
in
apart,
the
toward
hands.
opposite
clasped
hands
the
Exhale
direction
over
left, describe
when
erect.
completes
XXIII
LESSON
Exercise
Re-creation
and
EXERCISE
The
from
child
until
walk
the
it is ten
the
instinct
ay
of
power
will
in
great
instinct
However,
forces
the
the
body
and
the
laden,
the
of
most
time
very
laws
we
from
into
us
youth
responsibilities
the
majority
maintaining
struggles
from
a
with
we
giving
system
1329
to
carry
ism
organvortex
to
the
which
on,
attention
of
play
exercise.
its
beginning
are
the
the
of
the
duty,
industrial
complex
our
it
upon
obey
natural
of
hand
restraining
measure
the
or
or
forccs
ncccssity*
to
old,
years
'^
the
begins
pressing
,.
^.
.,.
Civilization
prevents
it
twelve
or
until
time
at
change
adult,
we
are
prevent
to
and
development
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1330
exercises
which
which
and
is
would
of energy
of
play
play
devise
to
for
instinct
CONSTRUCTIVE
Constructive
and
of
for
the
the
out
man.
exercises
should
fifteen
TrnXTs
It
.is largely
period
body
and
that
for
be
between
of
of the
kinds
crush
Constructive
25
exercise
EXERCISES
practised regularly
to
the
overcoming
that
of civilized
the
necessary
of
method
ditions
con-
prevent
certain
it becomes
influences
repressing
play
desire
the
as
exist
we
in after
upon
therefore,
motion,
or
drawn
house
store-
great
instincts, and
our
natural
our
us
be
which
under
of
provide
to
DIET
vitally important,
so
Inasmuch,
years.
free
OF
the
the
taken
the
ages
-five.
twenty
this
during
physical
dition
con-
of life
balance
is determined.
Many
Nature
a
with
healthy
both
sound
has
brain,
by sitting
on
the
by
physical body
irreparably
end
of
and
injured
his
spine
ENCYCLOPEDIA
with
his feet
his
higher than
with
blood
.
and
Poisorung
purifying
^^""^
should
employ
long enough
hours
to
normal
duration
in the
to
use
build
conditions,
keep
fatigue,
all
of
the
heat
to
the
cause
twice
the
lungs
for
thus
taken
and
of
to
sufficient
taken
favorable
its
highest
Nature
material
supphed
(food)
with
the
with
which
FOR
REPAIR
to
up
nutrition
body
body
twenty-four
to
the
motion
in the
form
degree
of blood
by
exercises
force
to
Exercise
of
point
of
lav/s
every
least
at
quantity
purification.
pUfificd
sufficient
generate
faiKng
^
muscle
in
once
from
and
Constructive
perspiration, or
the
the
every
ing
poison-
x-
it
kccp
of oxidation.
and
of
jr
obeying
1331
narcotics
pipe,
*^
tO
the
DIET
his head,
tobacco
styhsh
a
.
"
OF
we
right kind
to
do
her
work.
EXERCISE
After
or
the
attained
body
its full
has
reached
growth,
the
maturity,
only
exer-
OF
DIET
repair.
This
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1332
cise needed
is for
have
iuexorablc
her
only
repair
industrial
various
pursuits
cuough
the
Why
^^i^
qS'ef'exercise
that
suffers
of
most
for
whose
upon
the
If the
of
but
also
of the
organs
con-
and
those
the
organs
solely
depend
digestion,
the
amount
of
assimilation
of waste.
and
is selected, combined,
so
to
as
pro-
"
will be
harmouy
and
quirements
ure
body
duccchcmical
ezercise
or
part
this
action
matfdl'^certain
stomach,
the
That
properly,
nourished
of motion,
vital
proportioned
"
If
in
therefore,
circulation
elimination
food
them
repair.
want
the
used
are
body,
In
normal
questions
of food, and
the
the
of blood,
oxidation
of
trunk.
only
not
arms
keep
^tatc
located
are
trolUng
3,nd professional
to
part
exercise, is the
anatomy
cougestiou.
the
in
sentence
of
form
gome
In
inflict
life
exercise
for
will
Nature
or
...
^
mature
In
it must
to
meet
of age,
"
of environment,
in the
the
re-
temperat.1-1
and
work,
kept suflacientlycharged
ENCYCLOPEDIA
with
demand
to
energy
of
exercise.
the
body
OF
If
it
as
trained
is sedative,
exercised
forty
and
double
to
and
normal
the
inhalations
stimulated
OF
in
growth,
and
of
more
the
ment
proper
motion,
tissue
to
of the
be
rapidly
enough
action
and
muscles
are
heart
strength
Tdy^diveiop-
must
to
possible
every
its
taken
tissues
EXERCISE
(exercise) the
motion
Necessity
thirty
of air.
PHYSIOLOGY
By
be
flexing, tensing,
in
bending
enough
long
should
from
air
open
tion
voca-
obedience
trunk
daily by
minutes
twisting
way,
the
in
matically,
auto-
the
where
the
obeyed
work
prevents
or
amount
is
to
but
demands,
these
to
command
were,
1333
certain
the
be
can
DIET
firm,
and
highest
to
develop
degree.
the
giving
symmetry
stimulate
forming
thus
Food,
body.
will not
larger
becoming
the
to
without
muscular
Exercise
growth
muscle-cells.
1334
ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF
the
derived
Among
the
following
First:
from
benefits
body
waste
as
the
will
add
in
exercise.
proper
is balanced,
this
thus
the
far
causing
size
and
the
If
regular
stance
sub-
nitrogenous
muscle-cells
growth,
increase
by
diet
the
to
normal
muscle-
as
tissue
exer-
exercise
it is
pro-
by
cast
when
matter
deposited
not
n
duced
cise,
exer-
the
Growtn^u
from
noted:
be
may
DIET
beyond
actual
an
of
number
fibres.
Second
muscle
second
activity is
^^^^
Brain
benefit
the
force
,"
n*j.ii
cells
certam
in the
of the
are
use
not
in
mechanism,
brain-cells
are
"
bram
control
When
muscles.
and
the
these
in exercise
developing
work.
and
Thcrc
the
which
system
nervous
movements
in
brain
activity.
ucrvc
increased
their
in
and
nerve
cells
change
consequent
occurs
from
derived
but
that
is not
only beneficial
well-rounded
also
are
in
nervous
strengthening
used
in
the
intellectual
ENCYCLOPEDL\
1336
of
point
constructive
is
Exercise
DIET
OF
that
beyond
but
fatigue,
The
it is destructive.
^
effect
Evil .,
point
waste-
of,
exercise
-^^^
When
weakens
harmful
^^,^
is
exercise
ous.
poison-
continued,
long
therefrom
cells that
the
poisons
or
and
accumulating
matter
waste
all ccll-metabol-
of
products
long-continued
the
the
to
up
secrete
them.
The
of
products
of two
each
classes, and
of
of breath,
the
had
the
as
form
in
to
After
time
runner
before.
of
to
throw
products,
off the
nearly
is
carbon
due
nitrogenous
which,
not
body
his
has
dioxid,
condition
good
as
in
regained,
the
lasting
more
exhaustion
of
is
after
ness
short-
suffocated
dioxid
breath
words,
is in
from
carbon
the
who
ruuncr,
been
simply
of
other
exhausted
has
excess
muscles.
or,
different
first is due
oxidatiou.
ex-
falls
by
are
Dififerent
forms
class has
The
effects.
-..-
cell-metabolism
and
serious
the
to
cumulation
ac-
decomposition
being
in
gaseous
ENCYCLOPEDIA
form,
hence
in
presence
the
is the
products
and
from
the
or
tissues.
of
as
The
these
of extreme
cause
the
rapidly
as
tissue
1337
from
off
not
are
removed
easily
DIET
thrown
be
cannot
lungs, and
OF
waste-
weakness
fatigue.
well-trained
The
of
Small
of the
g^nous
causes
stiffness
who
and
takes
mile,
the
be
has
caused
but
the
endurance
meat
eaters
whose
of
nitro-
and
son
per-
muscles
unusual
will
exertion
of
down
which
run
of ball,
game
the
pro-
exercise,
simple
tissue
subsisting
vegetarhave
but
could
healthy
by
much
have
daily
activity.
Those
ians
off
well-fed
little
breaking
firm
made
muscular
why
the
this
sore;
loosely organized
been
Let
following day
stiff and
give
only
dccompositiou
play
or
contain
percentage
ducts.
muscies
half
and
protoplasm,
healthy
The
muscles
than
"
tarians,
Jess
muscles
low
nitro-
diet, especially
gcuous
more
upon
rr
affected
j.
are
by fatigue than
contain
meat
vege-
much
ers
eat-
largerquantities
of unnecessary
The
that
ems
the
produc-
to
prevent
of
carbou
g^^}^
largely
flesh
is
of the
that
to
require
maintain
OF
SYSTEMS
Numerous
and
the
past
do
composi
de-
matter
eaters
of
standard
cise
exer-
of
vegetarians.
of
CULTURE
physical
of
methods
years.
the
animal
All
meat
given
in all civilized
few
and
depend
amount
PHYSICAL
schools
artificial
flourished
than
body,
gradual
therefore
greater
blood-purity
the
its waste
much
to
diet.
adds
body,
waste
matter
undergoing
and
or
productiou
the
day
every
accumulation
the
waste
upon
(food)
taken
dioxid
^^q
of
accumulation
demand
health
throughout
matter
of
body-waste
very
be
motion
gov-
cumulation
of
laws
sufficient
diet
nitrogenous
matter.
common
The
and
nitrogen
decomposition
DIET
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1338
This
exercise
countries
fact
culture
have
within
emphasizes
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
the
pressing
our
methods
The
for
need
of
various
substitutes
for
wholesome
forms
of
in
opposite
extend
the
it
as
Vibratory
as
he
the
to
however,
are
with
moved
The
the
same
as
are
each
against
can
in this
ingenuity
own
desires.
which
are
tensing
what
some-
system;
of
instead
portions
a
ments
move-
involved
movcmcuts,
other
slow
student
his
exercises,
similar
^erdses
pull
principle
fully
methods
muscles
The
from
and
system,
of
which
grasp
the
consists
other.
easily
life and
of
to
and
in outdoor
follows
made
weak
exercise
which
Tensing,
best
combined
Some
as
exercise
natural
more
found
are
the
at
are
sport.
to
of indoor
the
re-creation
referred
in
general change
systems
taught
outdoor
1339
living.
popularly
and
DIET
the
of
arms
or
the
body
rapidly vibrating
effect
produced
in the
tensing system.
is
slow
tion.
mo-
essentially
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1340
exercises, consisting in
Heavy-weight
the
of
use
dumb-bells
heavy
in which
apparatus
frcfsTr"
physical pull
in
body
is sufficient
maximum
to
add
from
the
the
to
This
body
its
their
with
sartic
schools
highly
indulgence
benefit
physical culture
and
from
activity.
apparatus
clubs,
Del-
and
These
pose
com-
given
to
are
adults,
be
ever,
how-
require considerable
exercises
to
gain
much
physical
therefrom.
Exercises
well
it takes
Indian
gymnasiums,
in order
ercise
ex-
it may
drills,as
For
their
of
of exercise, which
recommended.
such
to
movements.
forms
in
hght
Swedish
wands,
most
weights
while
supple
dumb-bells,
wooden
^^^^'
the
the
by
and
flexibility,
agile and
exercise
cises"^
actual
liftingstrength,
muscles
as
the
system
discouraged
mere
the
Indoor
such
be
other
muscles
the
try
or
exerted
moving
capacity.
should
DIET
adapted
of
this
to
nature
school
are
especially
children.
They
ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF
depend
ciuidreii
gj^-^ ^"
they
who
Dancing
suitable
be
could
class, and
as
"!;cf^^*"
be
well
can
to
re-creation,
loss of
sleep and
of the
All
best
the
son
rea-
individual
his
room.
this
in
recommended
exercise
it
were
and
not
so
systems
imperfect,
for
tutes
outdoor
of
forms
other
above
associated
ance.
intemperonly
not
are
but
with
substi-
poor
natural
exercise.
'
of
Importance
exer-
"^"
worker.
and
not
by
the
Every
exercise,
the
likely to
be
'ordinary
individual
possible, indulge
with
this
'
frequently
as
the
class
the
For
important
an
fellow-
considered
exercise
at
with
in
highly
of
rhythm
companions,
alone
exercise
must
up
1341
good
their
keeping
not
are
the
interesting.
them
make
to
of
pride
the
and
the
upon
music,
the
school
DIET
in
which
gives
indoor
added
advantages
form
all
systems,
of
up
sedative
should,
some
of the
kept
so
far
of outdoor
the
vantage
ad-
together
fresh
air.
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1342
mental
and
pleasure, long
the
from
general
close
.
DIET
with
dweUer
sufficient
that
definite
ever,
for
door
cxcrcises
^^j^
^^
daily
the
city
bring the
to
habit, and
been
From
long
the
the
made
that
the
the
experience
daily
will
cises
exer-
found
have
give
the
with
the
"
Icast
labor.
vital
day
taken.
benefits
designed
of
become
to
greatest
best
in
body
little tiresome,
exercises
giv-
lar
muscu-
regular daily
following
resuts
the
times
so
some
Exercises
until
complete
seem
have
of
thing,
the
keep
by practise, be
expected
ing
at
desired
vigorous
made
be
with
adopt
to
condition.
though
can,
^
Exercises
will
diffi-
too
practised
of
which
should
kind
that
out-
man
are
^^
program
physical
not
How-
regularity
exercise
the
comes
nature.
this
vision,
for
city
fair
of
range
exhilaration
contact
Exercise
the
OF
to
and
expenditure
They
promote
the
of time
are
all
healthy
abdominal
and
ally
especiaction
organs
EXERCISE
Exercise
of
the
No.
Move
the
body
up
the
the
resting
or
the
breath
the
downward
should
of
Inhale
be
from
repeated
Exercise
of
rim
position
the
rise, and
touches
movement
shown
chest
lower
the
no.
two
in
left
rapidly
feet
with
times.
30
hands
Lov/er
the
knee.
Assume
the
body
right knee;
until
the
Execute
if
on
chairs
two
apart.
body
as
to
on
touches
the
exhaust
movement
the
or
cut.
knees,
Rest
"
this
by
coughing,
20
bathtub,
about
placed
until
No.
and
This
motion.
in
the
on
if
as
exercise
the
or
as
line.
waist
reduced
be
deeply,
suddenly
far
as
difficult
may
tips
hands.
the
the
at
elbows,
the
down
and
tension
both.
on
palms
is too
the
on
upon
only
movement
position,
Rest
"
the
possible, bending
If
NO.
and
toes
DIET
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1344
running,
chest
this
rising
ENCYCLOPEDIA
first
on
each
the
step
This
for
foot
one
swinging
and
is
from
from
100
Exercise
and
the
the
NO.
No.
strike
striking toward
toward
the
fist, giving
the
the
left
with
movement,
with
the
swinging
left
and
movement.
No.
thirty inches
overhead,
this
right
EXERCISE
about
deeply,
the
body
feet
erect,
Inhale
Alternate
be
apart.
blow
back.
It should
Stand
"
right fist,passing
Exercise
with
times.
500
to
thirty inches
twisting
side
torpidity of the
constipation.
EXERCISE
about
to
other,
especially recommended
suffering from
executed
the
on
side
1345
movement.
or
those
DIET
then
from
body
exercise
liver, or
OF
elbows
NO.
"
Stand
erect,
feet
apart,
hands
clasped
rigid;
inhale
deeply.
v/hen
in
circle
the
the
should
direction
opposite
This
movement.
from
executed
be
hands.
describing
Reverse;
erect.
plete
com-
clasped
the
with
circle
Exhale
left, describing
the
toward
Bend
DIET
OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
1346
25
pletes
com-
exercise
times.
50
to
RE-CREATION
The
small
"anything
Idleness
nat-
law
urai
want
True
'^anything
P^^^
^^
waut
to
^j^^
do," had
should
for
business
from
ever
to
of
and
his
be
routine
benefited
nature
in
should
rest,
it should
but
do
you
"
great truth.
sion,
Diver-
Work.
The
is threatened
who
goes
reality
go
different
kind
duties.
No
to
away
work,
of work
one
was
idleness; it is contrary
by
contrary
construction
afford
who
man
breakdown,
a
a
and
in his mind
and
Entertainment,
average
of
fragment
re-creation
with
do,"
to
as
con-
to
trary
don't
you
work
described
who
boy
to
which
the
universal
govern
laws
all forms
ENCYCLOPEDIA
of
life.
have
If
from
has
Exercise
for
as-
simiiation
nutrition,
and
waste,
and
business
and
fnTfisLg spires
a
the
perhaps
man
sits in
who
fish that
he
cannot
of ducks
that
has
decoy,
and
intestinal
tract.
likes
hunt
to
who
runs,
and
per-
effort, is taking
of re-creation
"
but
the
boat
all
and
catches
use,
he
slays
or
deceived
secure
been
debased.
load
cart-
benefit
his
merely
fat
with
only yielded
to
has
has
day
neither
has
^probably
the
knows;
instincts
slaughter
"
he
and
he
received
re-creation;
primeval
kind
more
normalize
thinks,
in the
good
best
use
animals;
walks,
neces-
poison
who
man
kill innocent
to
to
and
of the
peristalticactivity
The
work
a.
more
increase
to
ordcr
eliminate
to
alimentary
absolutely
in
sary
tion
conges-
muscular
u
bcconies
in
errors
the
then
and
eUmination
assimilation
habits,
in
place
tract,
nee-
essary
sedative
taken
1347
if, from
impaired,
or
DIET
and
digestion
been
eating,
OF
a
nor
to
his
food
by
tained
enter-
True
is
OF
ENCYCLOPEDLV
1348
work
that
air
Truere-crea-
heritage
with
of each
week
plant
Mother
her
big
u
ob-
struggle
reflects
of the
most
equally
are
Mental
^
tnad
of
that
every
is
in
rest
are
like
and,
who
^^^
^^j^^^j^
but
the
of
the
and
sun,
deceptive.
the
means
justice, and
great
it
they struggle
which
of love,
reaches
bccaUSC
colors
worthless
and
crics
mercy,
triad
of
all that
man,
is
all
of
^
all
to
blessings
Men
night.
prismatic
sense
close
'^
that
^.
The
the
out
soil,
by day, and
as
day
one
go
receive
supremacy,
keenest
himself
children,
f^^
the
provide
get
child
sacred
something,
at
arms
open
the
prepare
life-givingsun
XKT
^vi
Worthless
men
can
and
Nature,
little
chop wood,
harvest
or
of her
he
and
but
busiueSS
values
should
place where
open
Every
who
of health,
the
requires
^J^ought.
man
in
labor
"
worker
mental
for the
re-creation
manual
DIET
best
is
bcst
in
really
pays.
life, the
If,
question,
at
the
"What
that
close
has
ENCYCLOPEDIA
brought
Men."
financial
by methods
produce
results, therefore
of
the
no
is
whole
reduced
really
that
of
to
than
and
shelter,
which
is the
primitive
lowest
forms
of life.
One
soil
day
of
the
in
the
gentle
with
week
and
cows
Re^sUnsolij^^^
^j^^^
week
spent
under
the
through
in
and
the
senses
true
work,
abyss
of
love,
diversion,
and
of
true
and
space,
justice,
true
rest.
tionate
affec-
cc^^^
night
^^
every
reflection
of worlds
wilderness
the
admiring
^^
one
thought
to
horses,
^^^^
and
grind,"
securing
close
spent
cats
true
life-work
object
occupation
give
site
oppo-
higher
food
the
secured
the
just
the
man
average
end.
and
often
too
are
that
this
to
commercial
that
success
swered,
an-
ness
busi-
average
conducive
unfortunate
is
It
be
Gratitude
The
is not
pursuit
1349
could
"The
be,
would
Fellow
MY
OF
happiness?"
most
it
DIET
OF
that
whirl
wall
sharpen
and
mercy,
enter
tainmentj
INDEX
1352
Acids
^ol
(Continued)
Page
tartaric
97
citric
98
uric, in rheumatism
1179
AIR
of
32
liquefaction of
35
composition
and
oxidation
relative
importance
of
food,
water
and
1312
1313
...
ALBUMIN
of
sources
solubility
oi
coagulation
o:
129
129
129
91
ALCOHOL
varieties
effect
a
of
of
poison
II
367
II
368
ALDEHYDES
and
ethers
93
71
71
128
60
60
154
ALKALIS
principles of neutralization
rules
governing
neutralization
of
of
AMIDO
compounds
AMMONIA
of
composition
uses
of
AMYLOPSIN
properties
of
INDEX
^"^-
P"^oe
II
580
II
581
II
582
(mild cases)
II
583
for
II
583
II
584
II
585
of
II
586
for
II
(VERMIFORM)
(see Appendicitis)
APPENDIX
of
diseases
1353
of
functions
APPENDICITIS
symptoms
of
treatment
of
remedy
natural
in
diet
for
list of foods
chronic
"
"
cases
treatment
of
causes
diet
food
coarse
old
in
factor
"
factor
in
diagnosis of
for
menus
587
II
588
II
589
II
590
II
582
IV
1029
IV
1081
IV
1081
APPETITE
lack
of
between
difference
hunger
and
ARTERIO-SCLEROSIS
of
causes
food
in
170
171
Ill
630
II
519
II
533
II
533
II
534
II
534
II
535
II
535
ASSIMILATION
of
definition
ASTHMA
described
of
causes
of
symptoms
for
remedy
diet
in
foods
to
eat
foods
to
omit
in
in
INDEX
1354
^"'-
ATHLETES
selection, combination
food
and
proportioning
of
for
diet
summer
winter
diet
for
for
diet
regarding
suggestions
cold
extreme
or
for
in
exertion
exposure
^"^^
1188
1191
1192
1201
to
AUTOINTOXICATION
I
247
247
247
discussed
166
origin of
167
168
168
168
169
169
259
Ill
675
Ill
676
Ill
677
153
153
153
II
466
II
466
defined
bacteria
meat
in
factor
in
B
BACTERIA
not
all harmful
species of
producers
of
produced
fermentation
of
growth
meat
producer
of
by
BANANAS
varieties
of
how
to
select
how
to
bake
and
ripen
BILE
defined
of
function
of
purposes
BILIOUSNESS
cause
of
symptoms
of
INDEX
Biliousness
1355
(Continued)
remedy
Vol.
Page
for
II
466
what
to
eat
II
467
what
to
omit
II
467
Ill
683
Ill
683
Ill
681
Ill
681
152
204
II
346
II
386
II
388
II
397
II
398
BRAN
of
meal, composition
bread
"
made
from
medicinal
"
of
composition
wheat,
properties of
THE
BLOOD,
Antipepsin
in
glucose in
of oxidation
process
corpuscles
of
automatic
action
incorrect
feeding
of
of
of
cause
impurity
of
...
defective
circulation
exercise
tion
factor
of
in
poisoning
and
of
increase
of circulation
BRIGHT'S
of
pm-ificaV
1331
1335
DIS-EASE
described
II
550
II
551
II
551
of
II
552
for
II
553
II
554
II
655
II
555
73
of
causes
of
symptoms
prevention
treatment
general suggestion
foods
to
eat
foods
to
omit
in
feeding in
in
in
.,,,..,.,
BROMIN
defined
BUSINESS
a
lesson
MAN
for
1317
1318
examples
of poor
INDEX
1356
BUBINEFS
wealth
the
(Continited)
Man
the
at
Vol.
of health
expense
for the
is
good
qualities of
routine
life of the
bad
habits
the
ancient
the
physician
twelve
of the
average
average
for
remedy
1319
1320
1320
1321
1322
1322
1322
1324
1324
....
abnormal
what
Page
of the
the
average
average
rules of health
for
the
-1326
BUTTER
I
283
284
of
285
made
II
338
II
339
Ill
674
Ill
674
123
199
202
108
monosaccharids
109
disaccharids
112
polysaccharids
114
Ill
625
of
composition
its value
calorie
as
value
how
cocoa,
food
composition
cocoanut,
home-made,
how
to
of
make
BUTTERMILK
how
made
BUTYRIN
defined
C
CALORIES
definition
method
of
of
determining
numbers
of
CARBOHYDRATES
classification
purpose
of
of
INDEX
1357
Vo^'
CARBON
of
sources
of
forms
properties of
properties
monoxid,
combining
and
of
power
compounds
hydrogen
dioxid
of
of
of
nature
P^oe
81
82
83
87
88
88
83
81
130
130
II
519
II
527
II
528
II
528
II
529
II
530
II
530
CASEIN
of
sources
vegetable
CATARRH
described
of
causes
of
symptoms
for
remedy
diet
for
foods
to
eat
foods
to
omit
in
in
nasal
food
"
water
"
factor
drinking
in the
treatment
of
...
for
menus
"
in
IV
922
IV
922
IV
923
IV
925
119
119
CELLULOSE
in nutrition
value
of
CHART
showing
caused
number
of
so-called
dis-eases
by superacidity
of
282
283
CHEESE
processes
ripening
of
making
INDEX
1358
Cheese
(Continued)
digestive value
of
limburger
of
manufacture
Vol-
Page
283
283
283
CHEMISTRY
its relation
food
science
25
26
27
28
29
31
32
organic
81
of foods
105
digestion
139
of metabolism
193
II
519
II
520
to
combustion
in
elements
common
of
of elements
number
of
examples
in
due
changes
to
of
symbols
list of elements
in
^
.
of
COLDS
described
of
causes
IV
symptoms
of
overeating
exposure
foods
II
521
II
521
II
522
II
523
II
524
for
II
525
air for
II
525
II
526
II
526
II
354
II
354
II
355
of
cause
of
cause
for
remedy
to
turkish
use
baths
value
of fresh
foods
to
eat
foods
to
omit
915
for
for
for
COCAIN
habit
uses
of
in medicines
INDEX
1360
Compounds
Vol,
{Continued)
83
carbon
83
inorganic
"
85
of
action
"
87
organic
"
88
hydrogen
and
"
organic, classification
"
89
of
89
hydro
"
Page
alcohols
91
glycerin
92
aldehydes
93
ethers
93
94
acid
organic
99
nitrogenous
"
100
of
importance
amido
128
vegetable
373
CONFECTIONS
evil
effects
from
the
332
of
of food
standpoint
333
value
333
allowable
,
334
prohibited
CONGESTION
1195
defined
CONSTIPATION
milk
relief for
of milk
relation
milk
diet
to
for
effects
in
188
278
278
II
299
wheat
bran, laxative
whole
rye
remedy
for
II
300
wheat,
remedy
for
II
300
remedy
for
II
300
II
30P
II
434
"
barley,
oats,
remedy
"
"
causes
of
for
INDEX
1361
{Continued)
Constipation
Vol.
Page
11
436
II
437
II
438
II
444
causing
II
446
for
II
447
II
447
for
remedy
for
suggestions
relief of
for
menus
exercise
in
beverages
what
to
eat
what
to
omit
for
in infants
a
factor
in
nervousness
1169
1214
CONSUMPTION
the
cause
of
.
conditions
and
occupations
modern
of
treatment
general diet
spring and
special
in
diet
summer
suggestions
for
in
treatment
in
in
hygienic rules
in
breathing
sleep in
what
to
eat
what
to
omit
nature's
foods
the
in
in
remedy
for
in
of the
use
II
561
II
563
II
564
II
565
II
566
II
567
II
567
II
568
II
568
II
568
mild
of
cases
560
predisposing
of
causes
II
.
spirometer in
IV
989
IV
990
IV
990
II
556
II
556
II
557
II
557
II
558
II
558
II
559
DIABETES
described
of
causes
of
symptoms
for
remedy
diet
for
diet
in extreme
cases
of
,
foods
to
eat
in
INDEX
1362
Vol-
Pago
II
559
II
560
of
II
381
correct
II
382
II
419
II
474
{Continued)
Diabetes
foods
in
omit
to
regarding
special instructions
DIAGNOSIS
purpose
only
of
in the
"lump"
stomach
DIARRHEA
of
causes
cathartics
in
II
475
treatment
of
II
476
II
476
regarding
164
in
221
238
238
272
wheat
II
290
for
II
429
II
458
II
464
II
496
diet
in
DIET
considerations
important
of
standards
of correct
importance
primitive
man
flesh, unnecessary
milk
and
eggs
not
balanced
constipation
for nervous
indigestion
in
subacidity
in
suggestions
obesity
in
neurasthenia
II
509
in
catarrh
II
529
in
hay
II
531
in asthma
II
534
in influenza
II
537
in insomnia
II
541
in rheumatism
II
547
in diabetes
II
560
in
II
564
II
573
II
579
consumption
in heart
in
fever
trouble
diseases
of the
skin
INDEX
1363
(Continued)
Diet
Vol.
appendicitis
in
II
584
II
686
IV
1133
IV
1134
1147
1152
1152
with
1153
period
1156
1174
1176
in
errors
for
cold
for
hot
weather
weather
classes
three
of
normal
the
radical
make
in
changes
patient
agree
embryonic
during
CHILDREN
FOR
(ages 1
instructions
special
Page
to
years)
....
regarding
feeding
simplicity
in
-1177
in old
1178
of
1181
athlete
1189
1191
1192
in climatic
1193
age
importance
"
for
normal
for
(summer)
athletes
extremes
-1199
conditions
normal
under
1200
DIGESTION
of
chemistry
uses
139
of
malt
139
in
140
energy
required in
161
mental
influence
upon
162
juices in
163
secretion
of
important
rules
to
observe
to
insure
good
164
.
in
experiments
175
,
mechanics
action
food
180
of enzyms
prepared
during
how
of
sleep
affected
during
for
181
186
188
188
INDEX
1364
Digestion
(Continued)
experiment
x-ray
in
comparative, of cooked
true
interpretation of
the
necessity
mastication
for
secretion
uncooked
grain,
word
aid
an
to,
in
in
of enzyms
to
determine
the
determine
of
amount
food
determine
to
III
597
Ill
630
181
181
182
175
the
in food
176
of time
amount
required
to
"
pass
body
what
measure
is
188
body
the
of waste
percentage
through
to
uses
to
Page
EXPERIMENTS
DIGESTIVE
to
thorough
of food
"bolting"
and
Vol.
of
percentage
food
what
foods
aid
176
177
178
178
178
179
179
Ill
609
taken
digested
determine
digestion
....
to
to
determine
what
determine
the
foods
laws
of chemical
to
approximately
digestion
governing
the
determine
the
duction
pro-
harmony
determine
the
amount
of
digestibility of
each
ticular
par-
food
HARMONIES
DIGESTIVE
tables
food
undigested
to
hinder
of
AND
HARMONIES
DIS-
-617
JUICES
DIGESTIVE
gastric juice
"
of
composition
"
formation
"
action
of
of
pancreatic juice
composition of
"
"
action
of
144
147
148
148
153
153
154
INDEX
Juices
Digestive
1365
(Continued)
Vol.
of
154
154
154
153
153
J.
155
155
161
161
162
165
187
properties
trypsin, properties of
steapsin, properties of
amylopsin,
bile
of
function
"
pepsin
action
"
of
saliva
of
secretion
"
of
influence
the
mind
the
upon
of the
the
Page
action
ORGANS
DIGESTIVE
chemical
in
changes
peristalticaction
of
DISACCHARIDS
cane
sugar
112
beet
sugar
112
maltose
113
lactose
113
145
14
TABLES
DIGESTIVE
of
inaccuracy
DIS-EASE
between
difference
indications
true
ease
and
of
diagnosis of
defined
classification
nature's
warning
DIS-EASES
kinds
causes
eczema
of
OF
of
of
THE
II
394
II
396
II
407
II
412
II
574
II
575
II
575
II
577
SKIN
INDEX
1366
DiS-EASES
{Continued)
SkIN
THE
OP
"^ol.
Page
II
578
II
579
405
II
343
II
346
li
349
opium
II
350
morphin
II
351
cocain
II
353
II
356
strychnin
II
356
quinin
II
356
acetanilid
II
358
laudanum
II
360
paregoric
II
360
codein
II
360
lyoscine
II
360
atropin
II
360
hellebore
II
360
chloroform
II
372
ether
II
372
chloral
II
372
II
373
II
374
II
375
II
377
II
384
243
249
of
treatment
"
diet
"
for
(COMMON)
DISORDERS
their
and
causes
cure
DRUGS
analysis
of
declining
use
alkaloids
in
of
vomica
nux
mercury
potassium
iodid
purgatives
and
cathartics
authentic
information
supposed
magical
on
effect
of
E
EATING
flesh produces
"
habit
INDEX
1368
Emaciation
(Underweight)
foods
in
milk
and
in
eggs
a
chronic, its
cause
diet
extreme,
in
factor
constipation
and
remedy
in
weight, tables
in
in
factors
important
Continued
in
Vol-
II
483
II
484
II
484
II
485
II
486
II
489
II
492
infancy
Page
1173
ENERGY
I
199
200
209
II
295
explained
Ill
639
determined
Ill
640
food,
of
producer
measured
how
chief
fat
grain
the
of
source
of
mystery
food
of
source
and
for
required
relation
work
sleep
of
expenditure of
to
1309
1310
1311
1312
ENZYMS
properties of
fermentation
malt,
due
to
digestive
139
140
140
ETHER
of
uses
MAN
OF
EVOLUTION
it is
evolution, what
study
of
in the
man
significance of the
difference
between
characteristics
the
three
great
94
term
inherited
in the
proofs
of the
and
1255
1255
1258
1260
1261
acquired
INDEX
EvoLUTTON
Man
OP
life in the
single cell,nucleus
the
animal
in
human
of the
development
Vol.
(Continued)
of animal
early farms
1369
in the
embryo
in
comparisons
in the
difference
and
man
apes
of
development
of
habits
and
factors
speech
in
progress
survival
determine
that
of
and
detrimental
customs
to
1263
1264
1265
1266
1267
1267
1268
1269
1270
1271
1273
1274
1275
races
the
during
habits
in
factor
1262
and
man
apes
power
kinship in
blood
Page
life in
.
changes
of organs
"natural"
diet
dietetic
facts
in
in
in
development
the
regarding
EXERCISE
necessity
II
in
infancy
1171
in
childhood
1329
1330
1331
1332
1333
1334
1334
1335
1336
1336
1337
1337
1338
constructive
purifying
for
the
physiology of
growth produced
brain
and
blood
circulation
different
of
kinds
causes
muscles
endurance
body
demands
certain
of
due
to
in
by
by
long continued
soreness
eaters
produced
increased
of
of
waste
by
force
nerve
effects
meat
body
of
amount
the
blood
nourished
properly
evil
15-25
ages
exhaustion
vegetable
or
produced
stiffness
composition
444
of
by
the
with
INDEX
1370
Exercise
(Continued)
tensing
as
an
vibratory
weight
heavy
indoor
for
school
dancing
children
as
an
of outdoor
importance
for
the
that
city dweller
give best
the
results
Vol.
Pagt
1339
1339
1340
1340
1341
1341
1341
1342
1342
EXERCISE
PROGRAM
FOR
DAILY
EXERCISES
exercise
No.
1343
exercise
No.
1344
exercise
No.
1344
exercise
No.
1345
exercise
No.
1345
EXHAUSTION
of
causes
FASTING
data
II
(AND
secured
from
NO
BREAKFAST
399
PLAN)
V
1311
FATS
of
composition
122
122
mineral
123
olein
123
butyrin
123
formation
of
butter
dairy
123
butter
artificial
123
stearin
123
oleomargarin
123
INDEX
Fats
1371
Vol.
(Continued)
Page
rancid
125
digestion of
156
unwholesome
157
205
206
207
207
254
255
256
Ill
595
Ill
609
Ill
626
209
209
172
II
425
II
426
II
427
II
428
II
428
in
260
food
261
261
Ill
678
Ill
678
of
metabolism
of
absorption
body
human
between
distinction
oil,
animal
in
chemical
change
chemical
difference
effects
of heat
tables
of
frying
in
on
digestive
harmonies
monies
dishar-
and
of
of
purpose
a
of heat
source
the
chief
source
of energy
FERMENTATION
of
causes
of
symptoms
of
results
for
remedy
diet
for
FISH
nutrients
as
brain
superior
to
flesh food
of
selection
preparation
of
FLUORIN
a
gas
action
of
,
73
73
INDEX
1372
Vol.
FOOD
of
preparation
15
of
chemistry
Page
15
21
how
to
select
16
how
to
combine
16
how
to
proportion
16
how
to
determine
quantity
16
science
19
20
of
importance
classes
105
of
analysis of
106
maltose
118
in
141
predigested
of
manufacture
141
of
predigested, comparison
mastication
146
of
150
-183
digestibilityof, comparative
159
fermentation
164
of
of
decomposition
determining
173
of
quantity
177
values
178
breakfast
182
tissue
builder
of
importance
standards
195
as
protein in
of
endurance
217
tests
of
219
of
standards
government
dietary standards
correct
209
222
of
dietary standards
quantity
220
225
of
226
required
of fat
proportion
required in
228
fallacy of nitrogenous
229
influence
235
factor
power
of
in
religion
on
producing physical
and
mental
240
INDEX
1373
Vol.
Page
241
for
258
diseases
258
260
261
262
262
262
262
263
264
265
282
283
II
290
II
298
II
321
II
321
II
323
II
323
II
330
II
345
II
439
staples
II
440
list of constipating
II
446
list of laxative
II
446
II
498
II
502
II
519
II
524
II
530
II
532
Ill
602
Ill
604
guide in selecting
Ill
605
interpret
Ill
607
(Continued)'
Food
unscientific
contagious
fish
as
meat
use
unfit
meat
rare
in
to
ag
superiority of fish
oysters
clams
as
asa
aaa
shall fish
poultry
as
asa
Buperiority of poultry
comparative
cheese
as
butter
considered
wheat
considered
as
white
of
analyses
feeding of poultry
grain
asa
for
a
as
as
remedial
potato
as
relative
value
of salads
as
relative
value
of water
melon
relative
value
of
melon
honey
compared
as
life dependent
in
as
upon
of
substitution
that
musk
as
reduces
fat
obesity
in locomotor
ataxia
to
eat
in
to
eat
in catarrh
in hay
of
case
colds
fever
combinations
quantity
instinct
an
a
tables, how
important
safe
to
factor
a
a
INDEX
1374
Food
Vol.
(Continued)
tables
harmonies
digestive
of
and
monies
dishar-
fats
eggs
milk
nuts
grains
vegetables
acid fruits
fruits
Bweet
sugars
simple
classification
based
on
purposes
of
principal nutritive
substances
of different
of
difiference
classes
digestibility and
between
assimi-
lability of
table
showing
comparative
and
carbohydrate
vieno
of the
vieno
content
water
of
ous
vari-
of food
classes
purpose
assimilability
table
in
of
system
values,
measurement
of
values,
measurement
of
"
(old system)
....
amount
of
incorrect
standards
in,
nitrogen
of
incorrect
dards
stan-
of
measurement
...
what
constitutes
explanation
vieno
system
of food
urement
meas-
portion of
edible
how
of
true
reduce
to
nitrogen
direct
factor
method
foods
value
vienos
in
of
in
curative
to
of
calculating
available
trogen
ni-
Page
INDEX
1376
Fruits
Vol.
(Continited)
tables
digestive
of
harmonies
and
of sweet
bananas
Page
monies
disharIll
616
Ill
675
111
268
II
432
GALACTOSE
of
formation
GAME
as
food
(GASTRITIS)
DILATATION
GAS
of
symptoms
-447
what
in
eat
to
omit
Vv^hat to
in
of
causes
remedy
for
food
be
to
in treatment
used
of
II
432
433
II
449
II
450
II
452
147
148
148
151
II
432
II
449
II
449
II
450
II
450
II
450
II
452
II
452
II
452
JUICE
GASTRIC
of
composition
formation
of
its action
fat
on
of the
rennet
GASTRITIS
(also
see
dilatation)
gas
of
causes
of
symptoms
diagnosis of
of
treatment
diet
food
in
in
what
to
eat
what
to
omit
in
in
INDEX
1377
yol
GLOBULINS
of
Page
129
properties
129
types of
130
204
204
II
328
II
328
II
329
II
329
118
118
II
546
II
547
II
547
II
548
II
550
II
550
184
185
185
il
289
wheat
II
290
rye
II
291
barley
II
292
oats
II
293
corn
II
293
rice
il
294
buckwheat
II
294
sources
GLUCOSE
in the
percentage
function
of
of
manufacture
of
composition
of
uses
an
blood
article
of food
GLYCOGEN
of
sources
formation
of
GOUT
of
causes
of
symptoms
for
remedy
diet
in
what
to
eat
what
to
omit
in
in
GRAIN
cooked
government
experiments
uncooked
nutritive
value
of
with
INDEX
1378
Grain
{Continued)
of
uses
as
remedial
tables
food
digestive
of
harmonies
of
and
^ol.
Page
II
295
II
298
Ill
613
120
223
II
519
II
531
II
531
II
531
II
532
II
532
II
385
II
396
II
405
II
448
monies
dishar-
GUMS
varieties
of
HABITS
man
of
creature
FEVER
HAY
described
of
symptoms
for
remedy
diet
for
foods
to
eat
in
foods
to
omit
in
HEALTH
of mind
influence
laws
of
definition
of
TROUBLE
HEART
gas,
on
causQ
of
-572
of
early symptoms
medical
misconceptions
of
causes
diet
for
exercise
for
of
II
570
II
570
II
571
II
573
II
574
41
42
HEAT
production
body
of
determination
of
INDEX
Heat
a
1379
{Continued)
Vol.
of energy
measure
units
Page
198
199
130
II
471
H
HEMOGLOBIN
component
of
parts
HEMORRHOIDS
(see Piles)
HEREDITY
1293
1294
1294
of
1294
it is
1295
1296
1297
so-called
wonders
reproductive
chromosoms
action
what
microscopic
of
not
of facts
summary
of
cells in
in different
characteristics
study
due
species
to
regarding
sex
and
HERNIA
of
causes
II
443
II
330
II
331
HONEY
food
value
of
of
composition
ILLS
HUMAN
chiefly due
nating
to
in the
diseases
peracidity)
conditions
orgi-
stomach
showing
(see chart
and
diseases
caused
by
su-
HYDROCARBONS
definition
uses
where
how
of
of
found
formed
89
89
89
90
INDEX
1380
HYDROCHLORIC
V^^-
ACID
^*ff"
64
65
66
67
42
physical properties
43
chemical
43
45
formed
how
action
its
of
in
importance
digestion
symbols
chemical
of
HYDROGEN
found
where
properties of
gas
(ACUTE)
INDIGESTION
.
important
suggestions
treatment
for
what
to
in
eat
Ill
807
Ill
807
Ill
807
FEEDING
INFANT
due
mortality
great
two
regarding
points of view
mothers'
general
milk
rules
observed
be
of food
of food
frequency
of
disastrous
results
importance
1154
1155
1162
in
1164
1165
1165
1166
1166
on
of milk
preparation
wrong
in
to
modification
quantity
to
in
in
in
feeding
of too
of cleanliness
frequent
in
preparation
food
constipation in
composition
and
temperature
of food
general instructions
color
of stools
in
in
in health
and
hygiene
'1168
of
1168
1169
1169
1 173
1174
INDEX
1381
^"''-
INFLUENZA
described
-P'we
II
619
II
636
II
537
remedy
II
537
diet
for
II
537
food
in
of
causes
of
Bymptoms
IV
939
INSOMNIA
of
causes
for
remedy
diet
for
in
foods
to
eat
foods
to
omit
of
similarity
in
symptoms
in
nervousness
and
II
538
II
639
II
541
II
542
II
542
II
542
157
158
121
73
77
78
JUICES
INTESTINAL
of
definition
action
of
INULIN
value
of
lODIN
description
of
IRON
salts
of
in patent
medicines
L
LACTOSE
found
113
indigestion
114
where
LAWS
natural
11
INDEX
1382
LAXATIVES
loss
of
vitality due
harmful
results
to
due
to
of
use
^"^-
^'^^
II
376
II
436
II
307
II
307
II
307
II
308
111
111
LEGUMES
defined
familiar
rich
of
types
nitrogen
in
mastication
require thorough
LEVULOSE
of
composition
defined
SOLUTION
LITMUS
for
tests
THE
LIVER,
functions
of
cirrhosis
of
of
causes
"
"
"
69
137
203
II
468
II
468
symptoms
of
II
468
treatment
for
II
469
In
II
469
II
469
atrophic
Ill
822
hypertrophic
Ill
822
Ill
823
II
511
II
513
II
514
II
515
II
516
II
517
II
517
"
stimulants
"
what
"
"
"
to
food
in
eat
in treatment
for
,
ATAXIA
LOCOMOTOR
of
causes
drug
treatment
of
symptoms
remedy
diet
for
for
exercise
massage
in
in
harmful
in
INDEX
1384
Menus
Normal
Children
Vo^-
Pone
fall
Ill
689
winter
Ill
690
spring
Ill
692
summer
Ill
693
fall
Ill
694
winter
Ill
695
spring
Ill
696
summer
Ill
697
fall
Ill
698
winter
Ill
699
For
"
(From
(From
10
For
(From
to
to
10
15
Normal
15
to
20
(Continued)
Years
Years
of Age)
of Age)
Persons
Years
of Age)
700
spnng
701
summer
fall
702
....
winter
703
.
(From
20
to
33
Years
of Age)
704
spring
705
summer
faU
706
...
winter
707
,
(From
33
to
50
Years
of Age)
708
spring
709
summer
fall
710
...
winter
711
.
(From
50
to
65
Years
of Age)
712
spring
713
summer
fall
714
...
winter
715
.
INDEX
Menus
Normal
1385
Persons
(Continued)
Voi.
Page
spring
Ill
716
summer
Ill
717
fall
Ill
718
winter
Ill
719
spring
Ill
720
summer
Ill
721
fall
Ill
722
winter
Ill
723
Ill
724
spring
Ill
726
summer
Ill
728
fall
Ill
729
winter
Ill
730
"
For
(From
Go
{From
85
80
to
Years
Years
100
to
of Age)
of Age)
CURATIVE
MENUS,
introduction
SUPERACIDITY
FOR
(abnormal
FOR
STOMACH
SOUR
STOMACH
appetite)
AND
AND
IRRITATION
OF
INTESTINES
spring
Ill
731
summer
Ill
733
faU
Ill
734
winter
Ill
736
spring
Ill
738
summer
Ill
740
fall
Ill
742
winter
Ill
745
spring
III
747
summer
Ill
750
FOR
SOUR
3T0MACH,
AND
STOMACH
AND
INTESTINAL
GAS
CONSTIPATION
INTESTINAL
CATARRH
INDEX
1S86
Vol.
Page
fall
Ill
751
winter
Ill
752
spring
Ill
753
summer
Ill
765
fall
Ill
757
winter
Ill
759
spring
Ill
761
summer
Ill
765
fall
Ill
767
winter
Ill
769
Curative
Menus,
(Continued)
AND
STOMACH
GAS,
INTESTINAL
FERMENTATION,
CANKERS
LIPS,
(CHRONIc)
CONSTIPATION
ON
TONGUE
NERVOUSNESS
LOW
AUTOINTOXICATION,
CONSTIPATION,
FEVERED
VITALITY
spring
Ill
771
summer
Ill
773
fall
Ill
775
winter
Ill
777
spring
Ill
779
summer
Ill
781
fall
Ill
782
winter
Ill
783
spring
Ill
784
summer
Ill
785
fall
Ill
786
winter
Ill
787
GASTRITIS
NERVOUS
INDIGESTION
NERVOUSNESS
FOR
MAN,
BUSINESS
INSOMNIA
"
STOMACH
THIN,
AND
NERVOUS,
INTESTINAL
IRRITABLE
"
TROUBLE
spring
Ill
789
summer
Ill
790
INDEX
Curative
Menus,
1387
Vol.
(Continued)
Page
fall
Ill
793
winter
Ill
798
spring
Ill
801
summer
Ill
803
fall
Ill
804
winter
Ill
805
Ill
809
summer
Ill
811
fall
Ill
812
winter
Ill
813
Ill
814
summer
Ill
815
fall
Ill
816
winter
Ill
820
Ill
822
Ill
823
Ill
824
Ill
825
Ill
826
Ill
827
Ill
828
sunamer
Ill
829
fall
Ill
830
winter
Ill
831
SUBACIDITY
FOR
(CHRONIc)
INDIGESTION
BILIOUSNESS
HEADACHE
"
LIVER
SLUGGISH
spring
HEADACHE
"
LIVER
I'ORPID
spring
CIRRHOSIS
OF
LIVER
THE
general remarks
food
to
be
used
in
MENU
NO.
spring
summer
fall
,...
winter
MENU
spring
NO.
INDEX
1388
Menus,
Curative
Vol.
(Continued)
Pctfe
DIARRHEA
Ill
832
summer
Ill
833
fall
Ill
834
winter
Ill
835
Ill
836
summer
Ill
840
fall
Ill
841
winter
Ill
842
spring
DIARRHEA
DYSENTERY
"
spring
EMACIATION
UNDERWEIGHT
"
RATHER
"
ANEMIC
spring
Ill
845
summer
Ill
847
faU
Ill
848
winter
Ill
850
RUN
CONDITION
DOWN
"
FLATULENCY
"
UNDERWEIGHT
spring
Ill
852
summer
Ill
856
fall
Ill
858
winter
Ill
861
LOW
VITALITY
"
UNDERWEIGHT
"
^WEAK
DIGESTION
IV
863
summer
IV
864
fall
IV
865
winter
IV
866
spring
IV
870
remarks
IV
871
summer
IV
872
fall
IV
872
winter
IV
877
spring
OBESITY
"
IRREGULAR
HEART
ACTION
"
NERVOUSNESS
INDEX
Curative
Menus,
Vol.
{Continued)
APPETITE
ABNORMAL
1389
OBESITY
"
"
Pagt
DROWSINESS
IV
882
summer
IV
884
remarks
IV
885
fall
IV
886
remarks
IV
887
winter
IV
891
IV
893
summer
IV
894
fall
IV
895
winter
IV
896
rV
897
summer
IV
898
fall
IV
899
winter
IV
900
IV
901
summer
IV
902
fall
IV
903
winter
IV
904
spring
WEIGHT
DECREASING
STRENGTH
INCREASING
"
spring
NEURASTHENIA
spring
MALNUTRITION
spring
FOR
ANEMIA
"
MALASSIMILATION
NO
YOUTH
"
UNDERWEIGHT
"
APPETITE
spring
IV
905
summer
IV
907
fall
IV
908
winter
IV
910
spring
IV
911
summer
IV
912
fall
IV
913
winter
IV
914
LOCOMOTOR
ATAXIA
INDEX
1390
^o^
P"^*
spring
IV
917
summer
IV
918
fall
IV
920
winter
IV
921
jy
g25
jy
qgy
jy
ggg
jy
qqq
spring
IV
931
summer
IV
932
fall
IV
933
winter
IV
934
spring
IV
935
summer
IV
936
fall
IV
937
winter
IV
938
IV
939
II
519
Curative
Menus,
(Continued)
COLDS
CATARRH
NASAL
latespring
early
late
"
"
summer
"i
summer
early fall
late
late
"
fall
early
wmter
'
winter
early spring
'
HAY
FEVER
ASTHMA
INFLUENZA
Foods
Menus
fever
in
for
and
INSOMNIA
(see
for
menus
asthma)
"
NERVOUSNESS
"
LOW
VITALITY
spring
IV
940
summer
IV
942
fall
IV
943
winter
IV
945
INDEX
1392
Menus,
Curative
(Continued)
TUBERCULAR
TENDENCY
Vol.
CONSTIPATION
"
NERVOUSNESS
Page
"
CATARRH
spring
IV
994
summer
IV
998
fall
IV
1000
winter
IV
1003
spring
IV
1005
summer
IV
1007
fall
IV
1008
winter
IV
1011
spring
IV
1013
summer
IV
1015
fall
IV
1016
winter
IV
1019
TENDENCY
TOWARD
OP
DISEASES
WEAK
DIGESTION
INTESTINAL
"
THE
NERVOUSNESS
SKIN
CONGESTION
ECZEMA
"
"
SLIGHT
ECZEMA
spring
IV
1023
summer
IV
1025
fall
IV
1026
winter
IV
1027
spring
IV
1029
summer
IV
1030
fall
IV
1031
winter
IV
1032
IV
1033
APPENDICITIS
FOR
food
THE
PREGNANT
in pregnancy
WOMAN
"^^^^
MENUS
spring
IV
1036
summer
IV
1037
fall
IV
1038
winter
IV
1039
INDEX
Menus,
Curative
Vol.
{Continued)
FOR
foods
1393
NURSING
THE
Page
MOTHER
omit
IV
1040
IV
1041
spring
IV
1042
summer
IV
1043
fall
IV
1044
winter
IV
1045
spring
IV
1046
summer
IV
1048
fall
IV
1049
winter
IV
1051
spring
IV
1053
summer
IV
1056
fall
IV
1058
winter
IV
1060
foods
to
to
use
FOR
MENUS
NURSING
THE
MOTHER
MISCELLANEOUS
WEAK
(ALMOST
DIGESTION
BUILDING
UP
THE
NERVOUS
INCREASING
FOR
AGED
PERSON
"
INVALID)
SYSTEM
"
VITALITY
GENERAL
BUILDING
HEALTH
spring
IV
1061
summer
IV
1065
fall
IV
1066
winter
IV
1068
spring
IV
1069
summer
IV
1070
fall
IV
1071
winter
IV
1073
(Healthy
STRENGTH
AND
Person)
ENDURANCE
INDEX
1394
Miscellaneous
Vol.
(Continued)
MALASSIMILATION
Page
AUTOINTOXICATION
AND
spring
IV
1074
summer
IV
1076
fall
IV
1078
winter
IV
1080
IV
1081
spring
IV
1081
summer
IV
1084
fall
IV
1085
winter
IV
1086
spring
IV
1088
summer
IV
1089
fall
IV
1090
winter
IV
1091
spring
IV
1093
summer
IV
1094
fall
IV
1095
winter
IV
1097
spring
IV
1098
summer
IV
1100
fall
IV
1101
v/inter
IV
1104
NO
distinction
APPETITE
and
appetite
between
hunger
.
ATHLETIC
DIET
(Chiefly Uncooked)
FOR
INVALID
TISSUE
FOR
MENTAL
CHILD
"
MAKING
"
REGULATING
WORKER
MUSCULAR
BOWELS
"
TO
INCREASE
BRAIN
EFFICIENCY
spring
IV
1106
summer
IV
llOS
fall
IV
1110
winter
IV
1113
INDEX
Miscellaneous
1395
{Continued)
FOR
SCHOOL
LIVER
Vol.
TEACHER
ANlJMLi
"
UNDERWEIGHT
"
"
Page
SLUGGISH
NERVOUSNESS
"
spring
IV
1115
summer
IV
1117
fall
IV
1118
winter
IV
1120
spring
IV
1122
summer
IV
1124
fall
IV
1126
winter
IV
1129
MAN
LABORING
UNDERWEIGHT
(lunch
"
ANEMIC
shop)
IN
diet
for
cold
weather
IV
1133
diet
for
hot
weather
IV
1134
hot
weather
IV
1135
IV
1136
spring
IV
1138
summer
IV
1139
fall
IV
1140
winter
IV
1141
1201
and
suggestions
MENUS
SUGGESTIONS
MODERATE
for
menu
heat
the
prevention
stroke
sun-
prostration
for the
prevention
BUILDING
FOR
of
FOR
of
SEXUAL
UP
PERSONS
AMOUNT
sunstroke,
VITALITY
UNDERGOING
EXPOSURE
OF
MENUS
between
temperature
20
and
30"
1203
between
temperature
70
and
90"
1206
spring
1220
summer
1222
fall
1223
winter
1224
MENUS
FOR
NERVOUSNESS
-1227
INDEX
1396
MENUS
Remedial
and
Curative
Vol
Page
Ill
667
IV
-1143
for
constipation
II
438
for
obesity
II
500
Ill
683
Ill
085
Ill
685
II
373
193
193
194
199
202
of fat
205
of
209
choice
of
normal
introduction
to
MERCURY
and
its salts
METABOLISM
of
chemistry
of
process
described
liberation
of energy
through
in
carbohydrates
proteids
METALS
salts
uses
of
76
of
77
77
iron
MILK
discussed
sour,
mothers
food
a
values
of
perfect food
cows
composition
varieties
nutritive
of
cows
cows
value
coagulation
harmonies
of
of
of casein
in
174
246
270
273
274
274
274
275
276
276
INDEX
Milk
{Continued)
adulteration
in
139T
of
stomach
sour
in
preservatives
of
pasteurization
natural
why
of
souring
constipating
tables
of
digestive
and
harmonies
Vol.
Page
276
277
280
280
281
II
442
Ill
611
II
351
II
352
monies
dishar-
MORPHIN
habit
of
uses
MOTHER,
The
Prospective
1157
1158
exercise
1158
deep
1158
1158
1159
1160
1161
1161
general rules
the
for
corset
breathing
mental
occupation
special rules
for
the
for
suggestions
during
selection
of
starchy
foods
diet
for
abnormal
pregnancy
food
during
pregnancy
tite
appe-
NARCOTICS
classification
NASAL
of
CATARRH
Ill
349
IV
922
1211
1212
1212
1214
NERVOUSNESS
true
relation
causes
of
meaning
of nutrition
to
of
constipation
factor
in
INDEX
1398
Nervousness
Vol-
(ContiniLed)
primary
effect
of
causes
of stimulants
overwork
not
in
in
factor
for
remedy
effects
eating and
of wrong
instructions
special
for
drinking
persons
from
recreation
relation
in
functions
of sexual
...
1215
1215
1216
1217
1218
1227
1228
1228
suffering
INDIGESTION
NERVOUS
II
453
II
454
II
455
II
458
II
458
Ill
784
II
503
warning
II
603
of
II
505
described
of
causes
of
symptoms
for
remedy
diet
to
in
Page
for
remarks
on
NEURASTHENIA
described
a
final
causes
-507
symptoms
II
506
remedy
II
606
II
508
II
508
II
510
II
610
58
50
69
of diet
importance
mental
in
in
attitude
in
what
to
eat
what
to
omit
in
NITROGEN
described
properties
compounds
of
of
required
daily
amount
body
requirement
of
231
232
INDEX
1400
Obesity
Vol.
Page
eating in
II
494
drinlving in
II
494
exercise
II
495
II
496
II
496
(Continued)
in
of fats
use
in
in
foods
that
produce
II
497
foods
that
prevent
II
498
foods
in
II
500
II
500
II
502
II
502
II
502
122
122
123
123
II
337
123
II
335
124
II
336
II
338
palm
II
339
linseed
II
340
for
menus
resulting from
symptoms
change
of food
in
.
foods
to
eat
foods
to
omit
in
in
OILS
formation
of
composition
of
oUve
seed, manufacturing
cotton
of
vegetable
vegetable, value
of
poisonous
grades of olive
value
peanut,
OLD
of
AGE
meat
and
uric
acid
soluble
bread
as
rheumatic
in
of diet
in
conditions
desirable
starches
importance
articles
in
in
of diet in
FOR
DIET
From
50-
60
From
60-
70
From
70-100
THE
THREE
PERIODS
IN
1179
1179
1180
1181
OLD
AGE
years
of age
1181
years
of age
1182
years
of age
1181
INDEX
Old
SUMMER
AND
FALL
WINTER
should
food
of
ages
be
prepared
1184
1186
1186
MENUS
50-60
ages
Page
MENUS
50-60
ages
How
AND
SPRING
SPECIAL
For
Vol-
{Continued)
Age
For
1401
for
tween
people be-
50-60
OLEIN
I
123
described
285
how
286
II
350
II
351
defined
OLEOMARGARIN
made
OPIUM
of
composition
effect
of
OXYGEN
a
substance
I
of
32-33
33
of
36
of
prf"np''+i"^"j
36
36
36
40
manufacture
production
action
chemical
effect
a
of
heat
the
not
of
determiner
in
breathing
1313
OXID
nitrous
62
39
39
41
OXIDATION
of
the
blood
of waste
laws
and
matter
governing
air
1312
INDEX
1402
CLAMS)
(AND
OYSTERS
unfit
food
for
^"^
P"v"
262
138
I*
THE
PANCREAS,
of
functions
PAIN
a
warning
MEDICINES
PATENT
Defined
is used
alcohol
why
per
12
of alcohol
cent
in
in
II
347
II
370
II
371
110
155
75
PENTOSES
from
the
standpoint
of human
food
PEPSIN
action
of
PHOSPHORUS
of
uses
CULTURE
PHYSICAL
of
systems
tensing in
vibratory
exercise
exercise
heavy
weight
indoor
exercises
3333
1339
1339
1340
1340
1305
PHYSIOLOGY
the
old
PILES
causes
symptoms
of
of
II
471
II
472
INDEX
Piles
1403
Vol.
Page
II
472
11
473
245
246
alkaloid
II
349
narcotic
II
349
starch
114
glycogen
118
cellulose
119
gums
120
inulin
121
II
374
fattening domestic
265
imdrawn
266
267
(Continued)
for
treatment
diet
for
POISONS
body
generated
by
fear
POLYSACCHARIDS
POTASSIUM
lODID
effect
of
POULTRY
method
of
marketing
"hanging"
PRACTISE
THE
DIETETICS,
OF
Introduction
general
in
treatment
of scientific
scope
feeding in
1233
1235
1236
of letters
in
1236
polemics
in
1236
1238
1238
1239
diagnosis in
1241
diet
1242
1242
the
value
the
art
value
of
of booklet
ability
value
to
of
describing
prepare
experience
your
in
in
educate
your
patient in
own
your
copy
work
....
INDEX
1404
Practice
patient should
agree
mental
in
{Continued)
The
Dietetics,
op
with
diet
Page
1243
1245
1246
1248
1250
1250
1289
superstition concerning
1290
theory
1290
1291
1291
1292
factors
publicity
value
some
in
necessary
of truthful
publicity
remarkable
too
cures
the
Vol.
to
advertise
...
courtesy
in
asset
an
CULTURE
PRENATAL
embryological
in
growth
on...
influence
of
mother's
nutrition
fright,
anger,
the
birthmarks
etc., in
only
factor
in
PROTEIDS
defined
125
classified
128
peptones
130
proteoses
130
211
212
213
214
215
215
216
230
II
298
Ill
595
Ill
626
128
II
375
uses
of
replace
cells
worn-out
action
of
converted
into
of
composition
form
body
excess
of
animal
peptones
fat
requirements
digestibility of grain
effect
of heat
purpose
of
on
of
PTOMAINS
formation
of
PURGATIVES
salts
as
INDEX
1405
Vol.
Page
II
357
Ill
677
Ill
678
Ill
678
Ill
679
Ill
680
Ill
680
Ill
680
QUININ
of
uses
R
RECIPES
for
coddled
eggs
uncooked
eggs
baked
for
omelet
preparing
green
in the
peas
pod
pumpkin
vegetable
juice
sassafras
tea
REST
forces
work
at
changes
during
human
body
change
in
at
body
comparisons
confusion
REST
during
tissue
regarding
during
necessity
for
of terms
1301
1302
1303
1303
1304
1306
RE-CREATION
AND
necessity for
II
of
1306
1308
1346
1347
hunting
1347
fishing
1347
1348
1348
1348
1349
phenomenon
where
sleep and
400
found
idleness
in
exercise
nec^sary
for
assimilation
and
ehm-
ination
true
re-creation
worthless
fail to
the
objects
strive
in solitude
which
men
struggle
give
triad
to
for
of
all that
for
is best
in
man
the
goal
INDEX
1406
Vol.
RHEUMATISM
described
of
causes
of
symptoms
for
remedy
diet
in
natural
"
versus
perspiration
artificial
in
what
to
eat
what
to
omit
in
in
Page
II
543
II
544
II
545
II
547
II
548
II
548
II
549
II
550
II
550
91
S
SACCHARIN
food
value
of
SALIVA
eecretion
of
and
mastication
142
142
69
73
77
131
SALT
common
body
in the
magnesium
origin of vegetable
mineral
SEX
relation
of
sexual
functions
to
the
nervous
system
of nutrition
of facts
knowledge
to
sexual
regarding
concerning
health
heredity,
and
1288
1288
1289
1297
SILICON
in the
body
76
SLEEP
evidence
the
of
acquired
energy
mysterious production
during
of energy
during
1308
1309
INDEX
1408
(Continued)
Sugar
lactose
of heat
effects
tables
food
value
beet
sugar
of
maple,
of
refining
genuine
imitation
"
P'^oe
113
Ill
594
Ill
617
II
324
II
325
II
326
II
326
II
327
II
327
II
327
monies
dishar-
of
value
process
and
digestive harmonies
of
cane,
on
^"'-
milk
SULFUR
in the
body
human
75
SUNSTROKE
IV
of
prevention
1136
SUPERACIDITY
chart
indicating dis-eases
cause
of
caused
by
remedy
II
421
II
418
II
421
II
423
II
430
II
332
of term
II
334
of
II
389
III
664
diagnosis of
of
symptoms
"
for
produced
despondency
by
SWEETS
relative
/.
of
order
application
SYMPTOMS
comparison
TABLE
OF
WEIGHTS
AND
MEASURES,
INDEX
1409
TEA
composition
of
^o'-
P"^oe
II
365
TEMPERATURE
requirements
fat
TISSUE
according
to
1200
BUILDING
food
195
196
197
210
II
361
II
362
II
347
259
155
II
318
II
319
II
320
juices of
II
321
white
potato
II
321
sweet
potato
II
322
carrots
II
322
parsnips
II
322
turnips
II
322
beets
II
322
factor
in
of
process
of heat
generation
proteids
factor
and
energy
in
in
TOBACCO
effect
of
nicotin
general effect
in
of
'.
.
TREATMENT
by disinfection
TRICHINOSIS
described
j".
TRYF.'sJN
action
of
VEGETABLES
of
groups
succulent
"
value
of
INDEX
1410
Vegetables
{Continued)
Vol.
Page
II
323
Ill
614
236
237
composition of
properties of
44
45
rain
46
hard
46
mineral
47
47
47
sulphur
47
distilled
48
49
48
62
54
54
tomatoes
tables
of
digestive harmomes
monies
and
of
diahar-
VEGETARIANISM
from
animal
from
standpoint
W
WATER
salt
.^
.'
effervescent
as
solvent
chemical
uses
of
II
434
II
291
WHEAT
composition
of
.ly