Diseases of the Heart
Diseases of the Heart
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The guiding principle should be food, tempting, needing mastication, with Kttle fluid, and that chiefly milk, given smaU in quantity and at fairly frequent intervals — the intervals depending on the quantity he is able to take. The kind of food should be that which the patient hkes, so long as it does not disagree with him. The doctor must be on his guard not to prescribe a dietary suitable to himself, but must bear in mind that what disagrees with him may agree with his patient. In selecting a... dietary the resources of an inteUigent housewife wiU often be found to be of much service.
Individuals with heart trouble, but able to get about, should lead a hfe of abstemiousness, avoiding aU excesses. The meals should be small in quantity, and of such frequency that faintness is avoided. It often happens that they become faint in the night, or early in the morning, as they have not broken their fast since the evening meal. A dry biscuit and a smaU cup of milk at bedtime or in the early morning wiU often prevent the occurrence of disagreeable sensations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The guiding principle should be food, tempting, needing mastication, with Kttle fluid, and that chiefly milk, given smaU in quantity and at fairly frequent intervals — the intervals depending on the quantity he is able to take. The kind of food should be that which the patient hkes, so long as it does not disagree with him. The doctor must be on his guard not to prescribe a dietary suitable to himself, but must bear in mind that what disagrees with him may agree with his patient. In selecting a... dietary the resources of an inteUigent housewife wiU often be found to be of much service.
Individuals with heart trouble, but able to get about, should lead a hfe of abstemiousness, avoiding aU excesses. The meals should be small in quantity, and of such frequency that faintness is avoided. It often happens that they become faint in the night, or early in the morning, as they have not broken their fast since the evening meal. A dry biscuit and a smaU cup of milk at bedtime or in the early morning wiU often prevent the occurrence of disagreeable sensations.
What to read after Diseases of the Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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