Handbook of Massage
Handbook of Massage
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Milk does not possess this attribute when used as the exclusive nutriment of an adult person ; leaving out of account the fact that a large amount of it is called for, if we would provide the normal amount of food for a moderately active man and a sufficient amount to fatten an idle one. It is true that milk includes all three classes of food-stuffs, but not in the normal proportions for an adult person. We see persons extremely often, furthermore, who under ordinary circumstances do not suffer... from digestive disturbances of any kind whatever, who cannot bear a great amount of milk, whether it be mixed with other food or taken as an exclusive form of nutriment. Such persons develop pyrosis, eructations, disagreeable tastes in the mouth, coated tongue and constipation. An exclusive milk-diet is far from being the one which gives most strength, when the digestive organs are to be fully relieved of undue labor. He who has repeatedly had an opportunity to compare the influence of such a diet upon patients with gastric-ulcer with the effect obtained from a diet regulated according to the bill of fare laid down by Leube for such patients, which latter contains only such things as have been proven by exhaustive investigations to be most easily digestible, can scarcely escape the conclusion that the patients treated according to Leube*s method are much better off than those who are condemned to an exclusive diet of milk.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil Kleen to read onlineMoreLess
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