Physiological Economy in Nutrition, With Special Reference to the Minimal Proteid Requirement of the Healthy Man; An Experimental Study

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— Cold roast beef 176 grams, apple sauce 277 grams, bread 159 grams, butter 36 grams, coffee 370 grams, sugar 39 grams, milk 63 grams.
PHYSIOLOGICAL ECONOMY IN NUTRITION 293 Wednesday/, October 31, 1903.
Breakfast. — Fried oatmeal 142 grams, syrup 36 grams, bacon 62 grams, biscuits 155 grams, butter 35 grams, cofEee 436 grams, milk 136 grams, sugar 46 grams.
Dinner. — Hamburg steak 275 grams, potatoes 399 grams, onions 63 grams, gravy 145 grams, bread 84 grams, coffee 500 grams, milk 140 grams,... sugar 46 grams.
Supper. — Baked beans 336 grams, bread 148 grams, butter 43 grams, stewed prunes 193 grams, coffee 518 grams, milk 173 grams, sugar 48 grams.
Thursday, October 22, 1903.
Breakfast. — Boiled hominy 178 grams, French fried potatoes 168 grams, toasted bread 109 grams, butter 36 grams, coffee 473 grams, milk 163 grams, sugar 53 grams.
Dinner. — Corned beef 149 grams, boiled cabbage 191 grams, potatoes 189 ' grains, bread 87 grams, coffee 518 grams, sugar 51 grams, milk 76 grams.

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