Lectures On Dietetics
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If you can bring them to a state where they can enjoy a normal meal, they are practically well. The intestine is strengthened in such a way that it learns to do the work which the stomach ought to do. That can be done by a gradual change of diet, increasing it step by step.
This principle must extend to all chronic conditions.
Another point of great importance.
Many of these dyspeptic individuals — no 92 LECTURES ON DIETETICS matter what the character of their diges- tive disease — have heen fo...rbidden a great deal, and have lived with so little nourish- ment that they are in a condition of sub- nutrition. They are run down, and can- not do anything; they lead lives of in- validism, lie on a lounge, etc., and many of them gradually die of starvation. The nerves are not nourished; all the organ- ism is in a state of inanition, like a busi- ness in which there is too little money.
Such a business cannot go on well. So with the organism. If the body has not enough food, it takes a little of its own fat and muscle, and that will not do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you can bring them to a state where they can enjoy a normal meal, they are practically well. The intestine is strengthened in such a way that it learns to do the work which the stomach ought to do. That can be done by a gradual change of diet, increasing it step by step.
This principle must extend to all chronic conditions.
Another point of great importance.
Many of these dyspeptic individuals — no 92 LECTURES ON DIETETICS matter what the character of their diges- tive disease — have heen fo...rbidden a great deal, and have lived with so little nourish- ment that they are in a condition of sub- nutrition. They are run down, and can- not do anything; they lead lives of in- validism, lie on a lounge, etc., and many of them gradually die of starvation. The nerves are not nourished; all the organ- ism is in a state of inanition, like a busi- ness in which there is too little money.
Such a business cannot go on well. So with the organism. If the body has not enough food, it takes a little of its own fat and muscle, and that will not do.
What to read after Lectures On Dietetics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Einhorn to read onlineMoreLess
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