... as above mentioned is the proper adaptation of diet and exercise. By simply eating bran bread, or bread made of unbolted Hour, or corn bread, ripe fruit, or preserves, figs, stewed prunes, or a free use of molassesby these means the 310 DYSENTERY. ...

... Shelley, contemporary and friend of Byron, was a diet reformer. He wrote an ... O’er the ripe corn; the birds and beasts are dreaming— Never again ...

... and Regimen. Plain, wholesome, nutritious, but unstimulat- ing diet; a sufficiency of active exercise in the open air; free ventilation ; frequent change of linen; the free use of cold water. CORNS. That these troublesome excrescences not unfrequently arise from ...

... in selecting and combining our foods. 112 RATIONAL DIET For the sake of comparison a smaller table with the sodium contents in foods is given below: Sodium Contained in 1,000 Parts op Water-free Substance Corn 0.02 Walnuts 0.17 Peanuts 0.21 ...

... VITRO STUDIES Author, Number yenr, and Smoking Plasma free Serum Serum country, type ... 12 subjects. If, Regular diet plus 2.28 mg./kg./day nicotine In ...

... against the use of stimulants, and the too free administration of opiates. In ... apply as were made in reference to the first stage. When the period of ...

... best articles of diet. Fine oat-meal and corn-meal gruel, and animal broths, are ... reference to the surroundings of the patient. Exercise, bathing, ...

... diet. Previously he had used a low calcium diet consisting of meat, liver, ... as salt-free nephritic bread or sodium bicarbonate biscuits or crackers), ...

... history of these countries is one that includes reference to mal- nutrition for a long number of years. In the Nineteenth Century corn or maize was brought to this area and quickly became a staple item of diet. The dependence upon corn led to outbreaks of ...

... sulphate as antiseptic, 467 test for glycosuria, 282 Corn, ground, poultice of, ... Coryza, salt-free diet in, 816 Cotton jacket, 130 mattress, 60 styptic, ...