The Nutrition of Man
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In these suggestions we have not theory only, but a number of very important facts which plainly must have some significance. Take, for example, the excretion of 10 146 THE NUTEITION OF MAN creatinin. It is a characteristic nitrogenous waste product, but its elimination from the body is wholly independent of quantitative changes in the total amount of nitrogen excreted. In other words, the amount of creatinin elim- inated is a constant quantity for a given individual under ordinary conditions, ...no matter how great the variation in the amount of proteid food, provided no meat is eaten. Meat must be avoided in testing this point, since meat contains a certain amount of creatin, or other components, which would be excreted as creatinin. Further, it is found that every in- dividual has his own specific creatinin excretion, which fact again emphasizes the idea that this substance is a product of true tissue katabolism, having no connection with that vari- able metabolism, of which urea is the striking representative.
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In these suggestions we have not theory only, but a number of very important facts which plainly must have some significance. Take, for example, the excretion of 10 146 THE NUTEITION OF MAN creatinin. It is a characteristic nitrogenous waste product, but its elimination from the body is wholly independent of quantitative changes in the total amount of nitrogen excreted. In other words, the amount of creatinin elim- inated is a constant quantity for a given individual under ordinary conditions, ...no matter how great the variation in the amount of proteid food, provided no meat is eaten. Meat must be avoided in testing this point, since meat contains a certain amount of creatin, or other components, which would be excreted as creatinin. Further, it is found that every in- dividual has his own specific creatinin excretion, which fact again emphasizes the idea that this substance is a product of true tissue katabolism, having no connection with that vari- able metabolism, of which urea is the striking representative.
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