... potassium contents of South African foodstuffs, with special reference to low-sodium diets and potassium supplementation. Bernstein RE. S Afr Med J ... potassium contents of South African foodstuffs, with special reference to low-sodium diets and potassium supplementation. Bernstein RE. S Afr Med J ...

... gm., Medium 35 gm., Low 20 gm., and Low Protein-High Caloric Diets. Reference: Olmsted, Wm. II. (Director of the Metabolism Unit) ... acute nephritis on an old chronic lesion. The low, medium, or high protein diet ... accepted. Reference: Epstein: Jour. Am. Med. Assn., 1917, Ixiv, 444; ...

... on human subjects. For a further study of diet at low temperatures with particular reference to fat utilization, a paper by Butson {1163) 1950 may be consulted. Reference may also be made to 3 animal studies on the ... peratures to diet by Donhoffer and Vonotsky {1167) 1947, Ershoff {1170) ...

... balance in the serum of rats, with particular reference to the effects produced by a diet low in inorganic constituents. J. Biol. Chem., Bait., 1934, ...

... in most cases, may be dependent on the low diet. Becquerel has made the best observations in reference to this subject; it appears, however, to us, ...

... agree with those of Labbe and Leclerq with reference to the pernicious influence of a high pro- tein regimen in diabetes. The Low Protein Ration Established. It seems at last to be clearly established that a low protein diet is highly important in a disease which for ...

... other mea- sures, such as topical bleeding, blisters, low diet, and a state of rest. I speak now, more particularly, in reference to the disease of the hip joint, which ...

... by appropriate remedies. Every medicine employed should have reference to the state of the system, and constitutional powers of the individual; and a low or a nourishing diet prescribed accordingly. In persons of an irritable temperament, ...

... nonfood control material. Had only the am- monium oxalate control material been used, the mistake would not have been detected, and the reported protein values for the experimental diet would have been errone- ously low. An appropriate food-based QCM is: matrix matched ( ...

... more (4), this quantity was accepted as a reference value from which the effect of increases or decreases in the dietary oxalates could be determined. The oxalates were administered as follows; In group 1, subgroups B and C, the caries-producing diet contained and 0.11% sodium oxalate. Group 2, ...