Health And Longevity Through Rational Diet Practical Hints in Regard to Food An
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17 per cent, of this in the iuice ; — also a certain amount of salicylic acid, which, 280 Health Through Rational Diet.
though present in some fruits, — to be discussed later on, — is not injurious to our bodies when taken in such minute quan- tities; indeed, it might rather serve some curative purpose. We consider plums and prunes, even when taken in large quantities, as more healthful than green gages; the former have a favorable action upon the bowels.
3, Berries.
It is a peculiar fact that ...the most delicious and appetizing garden strawberries attain their finest development when such repulsive substances as soft, fatty cow and stable manure is used in fertilizing the ground. Strawberries require nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash, and these are easiest furnished to themi in this way. Fortunately, as has been shown by Remlinger and Noury, injurious bacterial substances cannot penetrate from the manure into the interior of vegetables and fruits. If, however, any one for esthetic reasons should object to this origin, or, better said, the assistance of such malodorous drainage substances, in growing the berries (unfortunately, estheticism ceases in animal functions and habits) he must confine himself to the wild strawberries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
17 per cent, of this in the iuice ; — also a certain amount of salicylic acid, which, 280 Health Through Rational Diet.
though present in some fruits, — to be discussed later on, — is not injurious to our bodies when taken in such minute quan- tities; indeed, it might rather serve some curative purpose. We consider plums and prunes, even when taken in large quantities, as more healthful than green gages; the former have a favorable action upon the bowels.
3, Berries.
It is a peculiar fact that ...the most delicious and appetizing garden strawberries attain their finest development when such repulsive substances as soft, fatty cow and stable manure is used in fertilizing the ground. Strawberries require nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash, and these are easiest furnished to themi in this way. Fortunately, as has been shown by Remlinger and Noury, injurious bacterial substances cannot penetrate from the manure into the interior of vegetables and fruits. If, however, any one for esthetic reasons should object to this origin, or, better said, the assistance of such malodorous drainage substances, in growing the berries (unfortunately, estheticism ceases in animal functions and habits) he must confine himself to the wild strawberries.
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