The Healthy Life, Vol. V, Nos. 24-28
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" I agreewith all my heart. But M. D. Implies, if I read him aright, that thepublic should increase the quantity of their food when they suffer inany way. I, on the other hand, and rather unhappily for myself, amconvinced that the raising of this question implies that it should beanswered in the exact opposite way to that of M. D. And that we shoulddiminish our food if we "suffer in any way. " And I can point toNature's own plan as a corroboration of the truth of my view, for herplan when we su...ffer in any way is to fling us into bed and take awayour appetite, or at least to diminish our appetite if we are not soill as to require to remain in bed.
The whole question of medical practice depends on the answer we giveto this question, and therefore one might go on indefinitely with itsdiscussion. Neither the Editors' space and patience nor my time allowof this; but I should like to ask M. D. , with all respect, if heremembers what Dr King Chambers said of the starvation that comes ofover-repletion?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I agreewith all my heart. But M. D. Implies, if I read him aright, that thepublic should increase the quantity of their food when they suffer inany way. I, on the other hand, and rather unhappily for myself, amconvinced that the raising of this question implies that it should beanswered in the exact opposite way to that of M. D. And that we shoulddiminish our food if we "suffer in any way. " And I can point toNature's own plan as a corroboration of the truth of my view, for herplan when we su...ffer in any way is to fling us into bed and take awayour appetite, or at least to diminish our appetite if we are not soill as to require to remain in bed.
The whole question of medical practice depends on the answer we giveto this question, and therefore one might go on indefinitely with itsdiscussion. Neither the Editors' space and patience nor my time allowof this; but I should like to ask M. D. , with all respect, if heremembers what Dr King Chambers said of the starvation that comes ofover-repletion?
What to read after The Healthy Life, Vol. V, Nos. 24-28?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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