An Adequate Diet
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In addition to the drawbacks of a protein excess in the canal, we must recognize that bad effects may arise HARVARD IIKALTH TALKS from Mich excess, even though the protein l>e perfectly di^oted and al>- sorled. In the normal course of events, all the starch, and the several sugars, which \ve eat will lie offered to the tissues in the form of . Simple sugars e are carbon dioxid and water. Their removal is a >ini|)le mat- ter: the carlxm dioxid passe- out in the breath; tin- water l>l-nds \\ith a... much larger voluiiu* which i> always passing through the lody, and is cared for ly all the channels of excretion.
It i^ otherwise \\hen protein is treated as a fuel, ('arl)on
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addition to the drawbacks of a protein excess in the canal, we must recognize that bad effects may arise HARVARD IIKALTH TALKS from Mich excess, even though the protein l>e perfectly di^oted and al>- sorled. In the normal course of events, all the starch, and the several sugars, which \ve eat will lie offered to the tissues in the form of . Simple sugars e are carbon dioxid and water. Their removal is a >ini|)le mat- ter: the carlxm dioxid passe- out in the breath; tin- water l>l-nds \\ith a... much larger voluiiu* which i> always passing through the lody, and is cared for ly all the channels of excretion.
It i^ otherwise \\hen protein is treated as a fuel, ('arl)on
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