Household Management
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Too much sugar, particularly if taken alone, will also cause disturbances. A concentrated sugar solu- tion is irritating to the stomach, and the amount the kidneys can properly care for is limited. Sugar contains no minerals and furnishes noth- ing except fuel. Used too freely, it is likely to displace other foods which would furnish both energy and iron. Hutchinson* sets four ounces * Hutchinson, Robert: Food and the Principles of Dietetics, p. 281. New York, William Wood and Co. , 1917 (4th E...d. ).
85 HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT per day as the limit of the amount which the average man can take. Mrs. Abel, in the United States Agricultural Bulletin, * Sugar as Food, says that three to four ounces a day may be utilized to advantage by men at hard work. It is perhaps safest to keep well under these upper amounts. In children under-nour- ishment is so often traced to too much sugar in the diet that it is an ingredient whose amount should always be scrutinized. While two ounces per day will usually be borne without active dis- turbance by a child, a much lower daily average of consumption is advisable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Too much sugar, particularly if taken alone, will also cause disturbances. A concentrated sugar solu- tion is irritating to the stomach, and the amount the kidneys can properly care for is limited. Sugar contains no minerals and furnishes noth- ing except fuel. Used too freely, it is likely to displace other foods which would furnish both energy and iron. Hutchinson* sets four ounces * Hutchinson, Robert: Food and the Principles of Dietetics, p. 281. New York, William Wood and Co. , 1917 (4th E...d. ).
85 HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT per day as the limit of the amount which the average man can take. Mrs. Abel, in the United States Agricultural Bulletin, * Sugar as Food, says that three to four ounces a day may be utilized to advantage by men at hard work. It is perhaps safest to keep well under these upper amounts. In children under-nour- ishment is so often traced to too much sugar in the diet that it is an ingredient whose amount should always be scrutinized. While two ounces per day will usually be borne without active dis- turbance by a child, a much lower daily average of consumption is advisable.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Nesbitt to read onlineMoreLess
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