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for children (see menus for children),III   687in cirrhosis of the liver,III   823in consumption,IV   989-990in pregnancy,IV   1033selection, combination and proportion of,V 1149,V 1152according to age,V 1149according to time of year,V 1151according to work or activity,V 1151and energy,V 1310relative importance of air, water and,V 1313FORMALDEHYDEuses of,I   93an artificial preservative,I   93a poison to the human system,I   93FOWLselection of,III   678preparation of,III   678FRUITScomposition of,II   309dietetic value of,II   310effect of acid,II   312classification according to acidity,II   312evils of acid,II   314value of sub-acid,II   315value of non-acid,II   316canned,II   316evaporated,II   316fresh,II   317tables of digestive harmonies and disharmonies of acid,III   615tables of digestive harmonies and disharmonies of sweet,III   616bananas,III   675

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GALACTOSEformation of,I   111GAMEas a food,I   268GAS DILATATION (GASTRITIS)symptoms of,II   432-447what to eat in,II   432what to omit in,II   433causes of,II   449remedy for,II   450food to be used in treatment of,II   452GASTRIC JUICEcomposition of,I   147formation of,I   148its action on fat,I   148rennet of the,I   151GASTRITIS(also see gas dilatation),II   432causes of,II   449symptoms of,II   449diagnosis of,II   450treatment of,II   450diet in,II   450food in,II   452what to eat in,II   452what to omit in,II   452

GLOBULINSsources of,I   129properties,I   129types of,I   130GLUCOSEpercentage in the blood,I   204function of,I   204manufacture of,II   328composition of,II   328uses of,II   329an article of food,II   329GLYCOGENsources of,I   118formation of,I   118GOUTcauses of,II   546symptoms of,II   547remedy for,II   547diet in,II   548what to eat in,II   550what to omit in,II   550GRAINcooked,I   184government experiments with,I   185uncooked,I   185nutritive value of,II   289wheat,II   290rye,II   291barley,II   292oats,II   293corn,II   293rice,II   294buckwheat,II   294

uses of,II   295as a remedial food,II   298tables of digestive harmonies and disharmonies of,III   613GUMSvarieties of,I   120

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HABITSman a creature of,I   223HAY FEVERdescribed,II   519symptoms of,II   531remedy for,II   531diet for,II   531foods to eat in,II   532foods to omit in,II   532HEALTHinfluence of mind on,II   385laws of,II   396definition of,II   405HEART TROUBLEgas, a cause of,II   448-572early symptoms of,II   570medical misconceptions of,II   570causes of,II   571diet for,II   573exercise for,II   574HEATproduction of,I   41body determination of,I   42a measure of energy,I   198units,I   199

HEMOGLOBINcomponent parts of,I   130HEMORRHOIDS(see Piles),II   471HEREDITY,V1293so-called wonders of microscopic study of reproductive cells in,V   1294chromosoms in different species,V   1294action of,V   1294what it is,V   1295characteristics not due to,V   1296summary of facts regarding sex and,V   1297HERNIAcauses of,II   443HONEYfood value of,II   330composition of,II   331HUMAN ILLSchiefly due to dis-eases and conditions originating in the stomach,I   4(see chart showing dis-eases caused by superacidity),I   9HYDROCARBONSdefinition of,I   89uses of,I   89where found,I   89how formed,I   90

HYDROCHLORIC ACIDhow formed,I   64action of,I   65its importance in digestion,I   66chemical symbols of,I   67HYDROGENwhere found,I   42physical properties,I   43chemical properties of,I   43gas,I   45

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INDIGESTION (ACUTE)important suggestions regarding,III   807treatment for,III   807what to eat in,III   807INFANT FEEDINGgreat mortality due to wrong,V   1154two points of view on,V   1155mothers' milk in,V   1162general rules to be observed in,V   1164modification of milk in,V   1165preparation of food in,V   1165quantity of food in,V   1166frequency of feeding,V   1166disastrous results of too frequent,V   1168importance of cleanliness in preparation of food,V   1168constipation in,V   1169composition and color of stools in,V   1169temperature of food in,V   1173general instructions in health and hygiene,V   1174

INFLUENZAdescribed,II   519causes of,II   536symptoms of,II   537remedy,II   537diet for,II   537food in,IV   939INSOMNIAcauses of,II   538remedy for,II   539diet for,II   541foods to eat in,II   542foods to omit in,II   542similarity of symptoms in nervousness and,II   542INTESTINAL JUICESdefinition of,I   157action of,I   158INULINvalue of,I   121IODINdescription of,I   73IRONsalts of,I   77in patent medicines,I   78

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LACTOSEwhere found,I   113indigestion,I   114LAWSnatural,I   11

LAXATIVESloss of vitality due to,II   376harmful results due to use of,II   436LEGUMESdefined,II   307familiar types of,II   307rich in nitrogen,II   307require thorough mastication,II   308LEVULOSEcomposition of,I   111defined,I   111LITMUS SOLUTIONtests for,I   69LIVER, THE, I 137functions of,I   203cirrhosis of,II   468—— causes of,II   468—— symptoms of,II   468—— treatment for,II   469—— stimulants in,II   469—— what to eat in,II   469—— atrophic,III   822—— hypertrophic,III   822—— food in treatment for,III   823LOCOMOTOR ATAXIAcauses of,II   511drug treatment harmful in,II   513symptoms of,II   514remedy for,II   515diet for,II   516exercise in,II   517massage in,II   517

cured, obstinate case of,II   518foods to eat,II   519foods to omit,II   519LUNGS, THEfunctions of,II   390

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MALNUTRITIONcause of,II   511remedy for,II   511MALTOSEcomposition of,I   112how formed,I   113MEATfallacy of lean,I   228source of autointoxication,I   247classified,I   250composition of lean,I   250extractives of,I   252prejudice against pork,I   253cold storage of,I   256decomposition of cold storage,I   257"ripened",I   257scientific objections to use of,I   258MEDICINESeffects of,II   343ancient belief concerning,II   344unscientific uses of,II   377MENUSFor Normal Children(From 2 to 5 Years of Age)spring,III   687summer,III   688fall,III   689winter,III   690

(From 5 to 10 Years of Age)spring,III   692summer,III   693fall,III   694winter,III   695(From 10 to 15 Years of Age)spring,III   696summer,III   697fall,III   698winter,III   699For Normal Persons(From 15 to 20 Years of Age)spring,III   700summer,III   701fall,III   702winter,III   703(From 20 to 33 Years of Age)spring,III   704summer,III   705fall,III   706winter,III   707(From 33 to 50 Years of Age)spring,III   708summer,III   709fall,III   710winter,III   711(From 50 to 65 Years of Age)spring,III   712summer,III   713fall,III   714winter,III   715

(From 65 to 80 Years of Age)spring,III   716summer,III   717fall,III   718winter,III   719(From 85 to 100 Years of Age)spring,III   720summer,III   721fall,III   722winter,III   723MENUS, CURATIVEintroduction,III  724FOR SUPERACIDITY(ABNORMAL APPETITE)spring,III   726summer,III   728fall,III   729winter,III   730FOR SOUR STOMACH AND IRRITATION OFSTOMACH AND INTESTINESspring,III   731summer,III   733fall,III   734winter,III   736FOR SOUR STOMACH, INTESTINAL GASAND CONSTIPATIONspring,III   738summer,III   740fall,III   742winter,III   745STOMACH AND INTESTINAL CATARRHspring,III   747summer,III   750fall,III   751winter,III   752

FERMENTATION, INTESTINAL GAS, FEVEREDSTOMACH AND LIPS, CANKERS ON TONGUEspring,III   753summer,III   755fall,III   757winter,III   759CONSTIPATION (CHRONIC) NERVOUSNESSspring,III   761summer,III   765fall,III   767winter,III   769CONSTIPATION, AUTOINTOXICATION, LOW VITALITYspring,III   771summer,III   773fall,III   775winter,III   777GASTRITISspring,III   779summer,III   781fall,III   782winter,III   783NERVOUS INDIGESTIONspring,III   784summer,III   785fall,III   786winter,III   787NERVOUSNESSFOR BUSINESS MAN, THIN, NERVOUS,IRRITABLE—INSOMNIA—STOMACH ANDINTESTINAL TROUBLEspring,III   789summer,III   790fall,III   793winter,III   798

FOR SUBACIDITYINDIGESTION (CHRONIC)spring,III   801summer,III   803fall,III   804winter,III   805BILIOUSNESSHEADACHE—SLUGGISH LIVERspring,III   809summer,III   811fall,III   812winter,III   813HEADACHE—TORPID LIVERspring,III   814summer,III   815fall,III   816winter,III   820CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVERgeneral remarks,III   822food to be used in,III   823MENU NO,  1spring,III   824summer,III   825fall,III   826winter,III   827MENU NO,  2spring,III   828summer,III   829fall,III   830winter,III   831

DIARRHEAspring,III   832summer,III   833fall,III   834winter,III   835DIARRHEA—DYSENTERYspring,III   836summer,III   840fall,III   841winter,III   842EMACIATION—UNDERWEIGHT—RATHER ANEMICspring,III   845summer,III   847fall,III   848winter,III   850RUN DOWN CONDITION—FLATULENCY—UNDERWEIGHTspring,III   852summer,III   856fall,III   858winter,III   861LOW VITALITY—UNDERWEIGHT—WEAK DIGESTIONspring,IV   863summer,IV   864fall,IV   865winter,IV   866OBESITY—IRREGULAR HEART ACTION—NERVOUSNESSspring,IV   870remarks,IV   871summer,IV   872fall,IV   872winter,IV   877

ABNORMAL APPETITE—OBESITY—DROWSINESSspring,IV   882summer,IV   884remarks,IV   885fall,IV   886remarks,IV   887winter,IV   891DECREASING WEIGHT—INCREASING STRENGTHspring,IV   893summer,IV   894fall,IV   895winter,IV   896NEURASTHENIAspring,IV   897summer,IV   898fall,IV   899winter,IV   900MALNUTRITIONspring,IV   901summer,IV   902fall,IV   903winter,IV   904FOR A YOUTHANEMIA—MALASSIMILATION—UNDERWEIGHT—NO APPETITEspring,IV   905summer,IV   907fall,IV   908winter,IV   910LOCOMOTOR ATAXIAspring,IV   911summer,IV   912fall,IV   913winter,IV   914

COLDSspring,IV   917summer,IV   918fall,IV   920winter,IV   921NASAL CATARRHlate spring     }IV   925early summer}late summer }IV   927early fall      }late fall        }IV   928early winter  }late winter   }IV   930early spring }HAY FEVERspring,IV   931summer,IV   932fall,IV   933winter,IV   934ASTHMAspring,IV   935summer,IV   936fall,IV   937winter,IV   938INFLUENZAFoods in,IV   939Menus for (see menus for colds, catarrh, hay fever and asthma),II   519INSOMNIA—NERVOUSNESS—LOW VITALITYspring,IV   940summer,IV   942fall,IV   943winter,IV   945

RHEUMATISM—GOUT—LUMBAGO—SCIATICA—ARTHRITISspring,IV   947summer,IV   949fall,IV   951winter,IV   953ANEMIA—SLUGGISH LIVER—RHEUMATIC TENDENCYspring,IV   955summer,IV   957fall,IV   962winter,IV   964STIFFNESS AND PAIN IN JOINTS—STOMACHTROUBLE—CONSTIPATION—INTESTINALGAS—IRREGULAR HEART ACTIONspring,IV   967summer,IV   968fall,IV   970winter,IV   975BRIGHT'S DIS-EASEspring,IV   979summer,IV   980fall,IV   981winter,IV   982DIABETESspring,IV   983summer,IV   985fall,IV   987winter,IV   988WEAK LUNGS—CONSUMPTIONgeneral menu,IV   991

TUBERCULAR TENDENCY—CONSTIPATION—NERVOUSNESS—CATARRHspring,IV   994summer,IV   998fall,IV   1000winter,IV   1003TENDENCY TOWARD INTESTINAL CONGESTIONspring,IV   1005summer,IV   1007fall,IV   1008winter,IV   1011DIS-EASES OF THE SKIN—ECZEMAspring,IV   1013summer,IV   1015fall,IV   1016winter,IV   1019WEAK DIGESTION—NERVOUSNESS—SLIGHT ECZEMAspring,IV   1023summer,IV   1025fall,IV   1026winter,IV   1027APPENDICITISspring,IV   1029summer,IV   1030fall,IV   1031winter,IV   1032FOR THE PREGNANT WOMANfood in pregnancy,IV   1033-1035MENUSspring,IV   1036summer,IV   1037fall,IV   1038winter,IV   1039

FOR THE NURSING MOTHERfoods to omit,IV   1040foods to use,IV   1041MENUS FOR THE NURSING MOTHERspring,IV   1042summer,IV   1043fall,IV   1044winter,IV   1045MISCELLANEOUSWEAK DIGESTION (ALMOST INVALID)spring,IV   1046summer,IV   1048fall,IV   1049winter,IV   1051BUILDING UP THE NERVOUS SYSTEM—INCREASING VITALITYspring,IV   1053summer,IV   1056fall,IV   1058winter,IV   1060FOR AGED PERSON—BUILDING GENERAL HEALTHspring,IV   1061summer,IV   1065fall,IV   1066winter,IV   1068(Healthy Person)STRENGTH AND ENDURANCEspring,IV   1069summer,IV   1070fall,IV   1071winter,IV   1073


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