... and pressed down upon it with his whole weight. I now administered injections, and laxative doses, and restricted my patient to a low diet for two or three days, when he again ...

... of which they have to consume many pounds' weight per day—and bread. It is probable that in some states of constitution this cooling system of diet may be useful; it has, however, at least ...

... that they cannot, without much inconvenience, indicated by weight ofthe epigastrium, foul and white tongue, and headache, use a milk diet. Others with whom it agrees and by whom ...

... of which they have to consume many pounds' weight per day—and bread. It is probable that in some states of constitution this cooling system of diet may be useful; it has, however, at least ...

... wine, but not strong. All the strong wine DIET AND HEALTH. 629 is sent to England. The Smyrna porter walks off with a load of eight hundred weight. His only food, day after day, is a ...

... of one to two, or one third by weight of animal food to two thirds of vegetable food.) This proportion is the basis of the diet scales of the United States and British Navies. ...

... overview. F.M. Walters and others. J Amer Diet Ass 61: 170-2 Ag 72 Obesity Experience with a hospital-based weight reduction pro- gram. H.McEwen and others. Can ...

... 65: 80-92 J1 66 Defaulters from a weight reduction clinic. D. A.Seaton and K.Rose. J Chron Dis 18: 1007-11 O 65 Eating patterns of obesity: a study of recorded diets of obese patients in an out-patient clinic. ...

... in developing its wasted tissue. A purely proteid diet to a person poor in fat necessitates a large amount of the former to sustain the weight of the body, indeed more than the intestines ...

... than the intake or else a reduction of weight wil not take place. There ar cases where a person becums obese without any apparent caus when on a diet. This is a diseas o( Figure 108 215 ...