Mothers Remedies
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Sources of worry should be avoided and he should lead an evenquiet life, if possible, in an equable climate. Flannel and silk should beworn next to the skin, and the greatest care should be taken to promoteits action. A lukewarm and, if tolerably robust, a cold bath should betaken every day. An occasional Turkish bath is useful.
Diet. --Let the patients eat food of easy digestion, such as veal, muttonand the like, and abstain from all sorts of fruit and garden stuff. InJohns Hopkins' Hospital t...hese patients are kept for three or four days onthe ordinary ward diet, which contains a moderate amount ofcarbo-hydrates, in order to ascertain the amount of sugar excretions. Fortwo days more the starches are gradually cut off. They are then placed onthe following standard non-carbohydrate diet.
Breakfast: 7:30, six ounces of tea or coffee; four ounces of beefsteak, mutton chops without bone, or boiled ham; one or two eggs.
Lunch: 12:30, six ounces of cold roast beef; two ounces celery, freshcucumbers or tomatoes with vinegar, olives, pepper and salt to taste, fivedrams of whisky with thirteen ounces of water, two ounces of coffeewithout milk or sugar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sources of worry should be avoided and he should lead an evenquiet life, if possible, in an equable climate. Flannel and silk should beworn next to the skin, and the greatest care should be taken to promoteits action. A lukewarm and, if tolerably robust, a cold bath should betaken every day. An occasional Turkish bath is useful.
Diet. --Let the patients eat food of easy digestion, such as veal, muttonand the like, and abstain from all sorts of fruit and garden stuff. InJohns Hopkins' Hospital t...hese patients are kept for three or four days onthe ordinary ward diet, which contains a moderate amount ofcarbo-hydrates, in order to ascertain the amount of sugar excretions. Fortwo days more the starches are gradually cut off. They are then placed onthe following standard non-carbohydrate diet.
Breakfast: 7:30, six ounces of tea or coffee; four ounces of beefsteak, mutton chops without bone, or boiled ham; one or two eggs.
Lunch: 12:30, six ounces of cold roast beef; two ounces celery, freshcucumbers or tomatoes with vinegar, olives, pepper and salt to taste, fivedrams of whisky with thirteen ounces of water, two ounces of coffeewithout milk or sugar.
What to read after Mothers Remedies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T J Ritter to read onlineMoreLess
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