Exercises With the Medicine Ball
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No man makes a meal entirely on bread (white bread) but, as a rule, accom- panies it with potatoes and meat, thus having a well-balanced ration. The white flour has been unmercifully (and, I think, unjustly) berated. As for myself, I do not hesitate to eat fresh, warm bread and biscuit ; so warm that it will melt the butter.
// properly and sufficiently masticated (note that i/) it is just as hygienic as cold, stale bread. The latter, you are simply obliged to masticate thoroughly (or, as many ...do, wash it down with some liquid). No one enjoys cold, stale things; and en- joyment of what one eats is, of itself, a hygienic principle that is a great aid to digestion. I give herewith an article from the pen of a physician, and ask the reader to take it for what it is worth.
APPENDICITIS DUE TO FLOUR.
So Declares Physician, Who Says System of Milling is TO Blame.
(From the Chicago Tribune.) Changes in milling processes are responsible for appendicitis, according to a physician who has been in the practice of medi- cine for fifty years and who has observed the spread of the disease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No man makes a meal entirely on bread (white bread) but, as a rule, accom- panies it with potatoes and meat, thus having a well-balanced ration. The white flour has been unmercifully (and, I think, unjustly) berated. As for myself, I do not hesitate to eat fresh, warm bread and biscuit ; so warm that it will melt the butter.
// properly and sufficiently masticated (note that i/) it is just as hygienic as cold, stale bread. The latter, you are simply obliged to masticate thoroughly (or, as many ...do, wash it down with some liquid). No one enjoys cold, stale things; and en- joyment of what one eats is, of itself, a hygienic principle that is a great aid to digestion. I give herewith an article from the pen of a physician, and ask the reader to take it for what it is worth.
APPENDICITIS DUE TO FLOUR.
So Declares Physician, Who Says System of Milling is TO Blame.
(From the Chicago Tribune.) Changes in milling processes are responsible for appendicitis, according to a physician who has been in the practice of medi- cine for fifty years and who has observed the spread of the disease.
What to read after Exercises With the Medicine Ball?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warman, Edward Barrett, 1847- to read onlineMoreLess
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