No Animal Food
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Haigwrites: 'I believe it will appear, on investigation, that in those partsof India where rice and fresh vegetables form the staple foods, not onlyrheumatism, but uric acid diseases generally are little known, whereasin those parts where pulses are largely consumed, they arecommon--almost universal. ' The cereals constitute the mainstay of vegetarians all the world over, and although not superior to nuts, must be considered an exceedinglyvaluable, and, in some cases, essential food material. T...hey differconsiderably in their nutritive properties, so it is necessary toexamine the worth of each separately.
Wheat, though not universally the most extensively used of the cereals, is the most popular and best known cereal in this country. It has beencultivated for ages and has been used by nearly all peoples. It iscustomary to grind the berries into a fine meal which is mixed withwater and baked. There are various opinions about the comparative valueof white and whole-wheat flour. There is no doubt but that thewhole-wheat flour containing, as it does, more woody fibre than thewhite, has a tendency to increase the peristaltic action of theintestines, and thus is valuable for persons troubled withconstipation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Haigwrites: 'I believe it will appear, on investigation, that in those partsof India where rice and fresh vegetables form the staple foods, not onlyrheumatism, but uric acid diseases generally are little known, whereasin those parts where pulses are largely consumed, they arecommon--almost universal. ' The cereals constitute the mainstay of vegetarians all the world over, and although not superior to nuts, must be considered an exceedinglyvaluable, and, in some cases, essential food material. T...hey differconsiderably in their nutritive properties, so it is necessary toexamine the worth of each separately.
Wheat, though not universally the most extensively used of the cereals, is the most popular and best known cereal in this country. It has beencultivated for ages and has been used by nearly all peoples. It iscustomary to grind the berries into a fine meal which is mixed withwater and baked. There are various opinions about the comparative valueof white and whole-wheat flour. There is no doubt but that thewhole-wheat flour containing, as it does, more woody fibre than thewhite, has a tendency to increase the peristaltic action of theintestines, and thus is valuable for persons troubled withconstipation.
What to read after No Animal Food?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wheldon Rupert H. to read onlineMoreLess
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