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... A., & Shipp, H. L. The chemistry of flesh foods and their losses on cooking. London, 1933. SHIPSEY, Michael B. Original observations and theories on cardiac disease and the normal heart with ...

... power of, Excretions, ... Fever, different kinds of, Fever, theory ">f, . - ----, cause ot ----. paroxysm of, -continued fever, what is, Fibrin, . Food, uses of, desire of, should be grati fied, * ...

... this disease became added to the list of exotic pestilences which it was the object of quarantine to exclude. Based originally on the theory of contagion, quarantine measures were directed to the ...

... and hydrogen in the body at large. The food furnishes the carbon and hydrogen, and the air the oxygen. His theory is, that the animal heat is derived from ...

... and hydrogen in the body at large. The food furnishes the carbon and hydrogen, and the air the oxygen. His theory is, that the animal heat is derived from ...

... kinds of fennel-giant when speaking25 of the exotic shrubs : the seed of it is used in Italy for food; the plant, too, admits of being preserved, and, ...

... or are incapable of raising, others." Mr. Doubleday's theory is that " the increase of population is connected with the food of the people." In other words — and the ...

... of mouths to be ted to exceed the food that should fill them. The human race, according to this theory, has implanted in it such instincts and powers ...

... t., the hydrocarbons which oxidize easily are the foods which produce ani- mal heat. Ludwig'S t. (of urinary secre- tion), the theory that urine is formed by the simple process ...

... in measures for control of malaria and other exotic diseases. (5) Periodic examinations of all personnel connected with food handling. These examinations should include, where indicated, stool ...