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... Pavy throw doubt on this simple and ingenious theory. That the sugar is not derived from the food, is very certain; for patients kept even on the most rigorous meat diet still pass sugar. Starchy and saccharine substances increase ...

... dif- ferences of chemical processes, and in the diet and modes of living of the subjects of the experiments. Thus the process employed by Becquerel (the separation of the urea as a nitrate) yields lower results than the volumetric method of Liebig, which was employed by most ...

... to laymen as well as medical men, upon Diet, the Prevention of Diseases, Ventilation of Dwellings, etc. A? many of these papers were written before the discovery of the homoeopathic theory of cure, the reader will be enabled ir ...

... of weights, sensitivity and zero point of balances. Theory and selection of ... procedures; precipitation; oxidation; reduction; gasomctric; physico- ...

... of weights, sensitivity and zero point of balances. Theory and selection of ... procedures; precipitation; oxidation; reduction; gasometric; physico- ...

... food, and might have been anticipated, if the theory given explanatory of the cause of the presence of sugar in the urine be regarded as correct. The diminished amount of fat in the blood after the albuminous diet, and its increase after an amylaceous one, show ...

... from former times which seem to support this theory. In the hygienic administration of a ship, the most careful attention must be paid to the condition of the food used, as well as to the choice of the diet, if it is desired to render the protection ...

... with from any other cause, although an unvaried diet of poor quality may ... amounts are eaten. The theory that scurvy is due to a specific infection, ...

... 323. Citrates, 72, 320. analytical reactions of, 323. volumetric estimation of, 560, ... theory, 24. Claviceps purpurea, 478. Clay, 135. ironstone, 139. ...