Rational Diet: An Advanced Treatise on the Food Question1923 This is one of the basic texts of all time on the diet and food question. Covers: Chemistry of Foods with Special Reference to the Organic Salts, the Constituents of Food; Proteins; Fats; Carbohydrates; Organic Acids; Acid Binding (alkaline). |
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... Energy 3 The atomic and electronic theorics . The law of vibration . The law of conservation of energy . CHAPTER II The Problem of Life and Growth • . . 17 Protoplasmic development and characteristics of living matter . The process of ...
... Energy 3 The atomic and electronic theorics . The law of vibration . The law of conservation of energy . CHAPTER II The Problem of Life and Growth • . . 17 Protoplasmic development and characteristics of living matter . The process of ...
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... energy in nutrition . Injuriousness of refined sugar . The Organic Acids . CHAPTER IX 79 Their composition and distribution in fruits and vegetables . Fruit acids as distinguished from free acids . CHAPTER X The Organic Mineral Elements ...
... energy in nutrition . Injuriousness of refined sugar . The Organic Acids . CHAPTER IX 79 Their composition and distribution in fruits and vegetables . Fruit acids as distinguished from free acids . CHAPTER X The Organic Mineral Elements ...
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... energy . Medicinal value of fruits . The value of dried fruits . Injuriousness of sulphured fruit . Descriptions and analyses of the best known varieties . CHAPTER III Nuts 239 Nature's most concentrated foods . Their digestibility and ...
... energy . Medicinal value of fruits . The value of dried fruits . Injuriousness of sulphured fruit . Descriptions and analyses of the best known varieties . CHAPTER III Nuts 239 Nature's most concentrated foods . Their digestibility and ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 3 |
CHAPTER II | 17 |
CHAPTER III | 25 |
CHAPTER IV | 34 |
CHAPTER V | 42 |
CHAPTER VI | 49 |
CHAPTER VIII | 67 |
CHAPTER IX | 79 |
CHAPTER III | 239 |
CHAPTER IV | 270 |
CHAPTER V | 298 |
CHAPTER VI | 324 |
CHAPTER VII | 341 |
Dehydration of Foods | 365 |
CHAPTER IX | 383 |
CHAPTER X | 401 |
CHAPTER XI | 97 |
CHAPTER XII | 106 |
CHAPTER XIII | 132 |
CHAPTER XIV | 146 |
CHAPTER XV | 153 |
CHAPTER I | 169 |
CHAPTER II | 176 |
CHAPTER XI | 422 |
CHAPTER XII | 439 |
CHAPTER XIII | 454 |
CHAPTER XIV | 475 |
APPENDIX | 493 |
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