Food Preservation. a Statement of Facts in the Case, Together With References to the Authorities
Food Preservation. a Statement of Facts in the Case, Together With References to the Authorities
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XLIII: "The author took 2 grams of benzoic acid without other eflFect than a nightsweat which may have been due to the acid. The next day the same dose was taken three times, liiaking a total of 8 grams in twenty-four hours, and no other eflFects were noticeable or observed." MARCH AND, Prof., in a paper contributed to The Journal of Chemical Practice (Grerman), Vol. XXXV: "In experiments continued over a period of ten days, during which 30 grams of benzoic acid were administered, we were unabl...e to observe any ill eflFects whatever." KLEBS, Prof., quoted in The Correspondence of Swiss Physicians, Vol. VIII: "There are absolutely no disagreeable effects whatever when sodium benzoate is adminis- tered for long periods of time, even in doses up to £5 grams per day. In medical practice it has been found that a dose of from 10 to 15 grams per day gives no harmful results." SENATOR, Dr. H., in a contribution to The Journal of Clinical Medicine (German), Vol. I: "The author administered sodium benzoate in doses of 4 to 6 grams per day without the slightest ill eflfect, and then increased the dose to 11 and 1£ grams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XLIII: "The author took 2 grams of benzoic acid without other eflFect than a nightsweat which may have been due to the acid. The next day the same dose was taken three times, liiaking a total of 8 grams in twenty-four hours, and no other eflFects were noticeable or observed." MARCH AND, Prof., in a paper contributed to The Journal of Chemical Practice (Grerman), Vol. XXXV: "In experiments continued over a period of ten days, during which 30 grams of benzoic acid were administered, we were unabl...e to observe any ill eflFects whatever." KLEBS, Prof., quoted in The Correspondence of Swiss Physicians, Vol. VIII: "There are absolutely no disagreeable effects whatever when sodium benzoate is adminis- tered for long periods of time, even in doses up to £5 grams per day. In medical practice it has been found that a dose of from 10 to 15 grams per day gives no harmful results." SENATOR, Dr. H., in a contribution to The Journal of Clinical Medicine (German), Vol. I: "The author administered sodium benzoate in doses of 4 to 6 grams per day without the slightest ill eflfect, and then increased the dose to 11 and 1£ grams.
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