Fairchilds Hand book of the Digestive Ferments As Remedies Per Se As Surgic
Fairchilds Hand book of the Digestive Ferments As Remedies Per Se As Surgic
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, because it is so fluid and agreeable, and yet richer in nutritive matter than pure cow's milk or peptonised milk.
79 PEPTONISED MILK.
Peptonised milk, some ten years ago practically un- known, is to-day by farthe most important and the most used by the medical profession of all foods for the sick. The reason for this is shown in the great value of milk as a comprehensive nutrient, in its availability and cheapness. In truth, a pint of peptonised milk contains more actual peptone, more total n...utritive substances, than the same bulk of many so-called concentrated beef elixirs, wines, etc. , which cost a dollar per pint. Milk contains every element of nutrition in a form naturally fitted for absorp- tion, with the exception of its caseine. Therefore, it is apparent that by changing the caseine into soluble pep- tone, we obtain an ideal food for the sick.
Caseine is, of all albuminoids, the most difficult and impracticable of artificial digestion by pepsin and acid, either as existing naturally in milk or as separated there- from by acid or rennet, and treated just as we should treat egg albumen, fibrin, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, because it is so fluid and agreeable, and yet richer in nutritive matter than pure cow's milk or peptonised milk.
79 PEPTONISED MILK.
Peptonised milk, some ten years ago practically un- known, is to-day by farthe most important and the most used by the medical profession of all foods for the sick. The reason for this is shown in the great value of milk as a comprehensive nutrient, in its availability and cheapness. In truth, a pint of peptonised milk contains more actual peptone, more total n...utritive substances, than the same bulk of many so-called concentrated beef elixirs, wines, etc. , which cost a dollar per pint. Milk contains every element of nutrition in a form naturally fitted for absorp- tion, with the exception of its caseine. Therefore, it is apparent that by changing the caseine into soluble pep- tone, we obtain an ideal food for the sick.
Caseine is, of all albuminoids, the most difficult and impracticable of artificial digestion by pepsin and acid, either as existing naturally in milk or as separated there- from by acid or rennet, and treated just as we should treat egg albumen, fibrin, etc.
What to read after Fairchilds Hand book of the Digestive Ferments As Remedies Per Se As Surgic?
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