... analysis was made in 44 and 14 showed evidence of organic kidney disease. Vol. 2—51 FOOD POISONING AND FOOD-BORNE INFECTIONS By Edwin O. ...

... the soil, or from col- lections of decomposing organic matter, and we have no definite evidence that it is communicated through the medium of food or drinking-water. The history of epidemics of ...

... from the soil, or from collections of decomposing organic matter, and we have no definite evidence that it is communicated through the medium of food or drinking water (as is the case with ...

... the inorganic salts (ammonium chlorid) and non-protein food no evidence can be obtained of the utilization of the ammonia. With the organic salts, on the contrary (ammonium citrate or acetate), ...

... nerves, muscle and THE USES OF FOOD. 79 organic health, while on the other hand you will see pallid faces, poor skin, dull eyes, and evidences of ill health sug- gesting aches and pains. The best food is always the cheapest, costing less to begin ...

... was the absence of any disagree- ment of food with the stomach, or in which there was no evidence of organic gastric affection. The presence of gouty and neurotic ...

... were tilled with what “ proves to be an organic substance.” Dr. Barrett thinks it may be the remains of food and finds “certain internal evidences that it was not designedly placed there as ...

... finds these in ordinary food is a clear evidence of the wise provision of Nature for man’s needs. Classification.—In the main the organic matter of food consists of carbohydrates, fats and proteins; these with ...

... products can be termed essential. In other words, evidence is accumu- lating to justify the viewpoint that many organic materials in common foods may provide a safety factor in regard to ...

... given by mouth to animals, even very MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIC POISONS 247 ... the consumption of food in a state of incipient putrefaction with illness ...