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Encyclopedia of Diet, Vol. 3 (of 5) A Treatise on the Food Question
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
DIET
A Treatise on the Food Question
IN FIVE VOLUMES
Explaining, in Plain Language, the
Chemistry of Food and the Chemistry of
the Human Body, together with the Art of
Uniting these Two Branches of Science in the
Process of Eating, so as to Establish Normal
Digestion and Assimilation of Food and
Normal Elimination of Waste, thereby
Removing the Causes of Stomach,
Intestinal, and All Other
Digestive Disorders
BY
Eugene Christian, F. S. D.
Volume III
NEW YORK
THE CHRISTIAN DIETETIC SOCIETY
1914
Copyright, 1914
BY
EUGENE CHRISTIAN
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Published August, 1914
CONTENTS
Volume III
Lesson XII | Page |
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Harmonious Combinations of Food and Tables | |
of Digestive Harmonies and Disharmonies | 591 |
Chemical Changes Produced by Cooking | 593 |
Starch Digestion--Cooked and Uncooked | 597 |
Excuses for Cooking Our Food | 599 |
Experiment upon Animals | 601 |
Food Combinations | 603 |
How to Interpret the Tables | 607 |
Tables of Digestive Harmonies and Disharmonies | 609 |
Lesson XIII | |
Classification of Foods and Food Tables | 619 |
Simple Classification of Foods Based on | |
Principal Nutritive Substances | 621 |
Purposes which the Different Classes of Food | |
Serve in the Human Body | 625 |
Purpose of Carbohydrates | 625 |
Purpose of Fats | 626 |
Purpose of Proteids | 626 |
Purpose of Mineral Salts | 629 |
Difference between Digestibility and Assimilability | 630 |
Table showing Comparative Assimilability and | |
Carbohydrate and Water Content of Cereals, | |
Legumes, and Vegetables | 632 |
Lesson XIV | |
Vieno System of Food Measurement | 637 |
Energy | 639 |
Nitrogen | 641 |
Systems of Food Measurements Compared | 642 |
The "Old" System | 642 |
The New or "Vieno" System | 645 |
Necessity for a Simple System |