... al.] Comparative experiments with canned, home cooked, and raw food diets. J. Nutrit., 1937, 14: 9-19.— Koopman, J. [ ... Heilmeth., 1909, 1: 138-46. ---- vegetarian. See also Diet, raw; Fruit; Vegetable. Anderson, H. S. Science of food and cookery. 298p. 8? Mountain View, Caiif. [1932] ...

... agonized; I could not give up my wonderful raw food diet, because I had always before 120 Mind and ... book, I set to work to try its theories upon myself. During the five or six months that I lived on raw food, I took the trouble to weigh everything that ...

... tissues. Table salt is added to nearly all diets, as raw food matters have less sodium chloride than the tissues ...

... red meats," another turns vegetarian, another adopts a raw food diet, another takes up outdoor sleeping, another adopts a ... they could catch with the hand and eat raw. Our eliminating organs, the ... the ex- cessive use of flesh foods and the use of al- cohol. These organs ...

... R6 Rauwolfia QV 150 Rauwolfia Alkaloids QV 150 Raw Food Diet see Diet WB 432, etc. Raynaud's Disease WG ...

... eat too much cooked food and too little raw food. Many follow a diet of unfired or raw food even to the matter of cereals. This is ... who use this milk should include in the diet orange juice and raw vegetables. Animal foods have a tendency to cause an acidity (acidosis) ...

... food, cooked food. 3. Danger only with restricted diet. V. Raw foods. VI. Stimulants. 1. Coffee. a. The stimulating constituent. ...

... sufficient to allay the craving for food. This diet consists of absolutely raw foods, nothing cooked being allowed. This diet, of course, must consist mainly of fruits, nuts, ...

... sufficient to allay the craving for food. This diet consists of absolutely raw foods, nothing cooked being allowed. This diet, of course, must consist mainly of fruits, nuts, ...

... press on his readers. Therefore, Dr. Schenck’s “saccharine diet and food theories” at such times, above all others, is more ...