A Text book of the Practice of Medicine volume 2
A Text book of the Practice of Medicine volume 2
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SCORBUTUS . 269 in the prevention of scorbutus. In what these shall consist is clear from what has been said with regard to the etiology. Sailors, explorers, and those in besieged cities should supply themselves with an abundance of fresh meat, vegetables, good drinking-water, and clothing. In closed institutions provision should be made for an adequate amount of food containing considerable fat and sufficiently varied, together with systematic ventilation of the rooms. Increased demands upon t...he physical powers require also increased administration of food, and the like. Scorbutic individuals will do well to leave their homes, and enter a well- equipped hospital or go to a place in the country. Here the prin- cipal importance is first to be attached to the diet. The patient should drink milk in abundance, and receive besides fresh meat, fresh vegetables, fresh fruit, butter, and beer. The use of cruci- fera? (lettuce, dandelion, radishes, horse-radish, cabbage) especially has been recommended.
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SCORBUTUS . 269 in the prevention of scorbutus. In what these shall consist is clear from what has been said with regard to the etiology. Sailors, explorers, and those in besieged cities should supply themselves with an abundance of fresh meat, vegetables, good drinking-water, and clothing. In closed institutions provision should be made for an adequate amount of food containing considerable fat and sufficiently varied, together with systematic ventilation of the rooms. Increased demands upon t...he physical powers require also increased administration of food, and the like. Scorbutic individuals will do well to leave their homes, and enter a well- equipped hospital or go to a place in the country. Here the prin- cipal importance is first to be attached to the diet. The patient should drink milk in abundance, and receive besides fresh meat, fresh vegetables, fresh fruit, butter, and beer. The use of cruci- fera? (lettuce, dandelion, radishes, horse-radish, cabbage) especially has been recommended.
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