A Treatise on Physiology and Hygiene: For Educational Institutions and General ReadersHutchison, Joseph C. (Joseph Chrisman)
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A Treatise on Physiology and Hygiene: For Educational Institutions and General Readers
Hutchison, Joseph C. (Joseph Chrisman)
Physiology
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25. State what is said in relation to fish. 71
26. What is stated of the usefulness and other properties of the
products of the vegetable kingdom? 71, 72
27. What further is said of vegetable food? 71, 72
28. Why is bread made of wheat flour so important as an article
of food? 72
29. State whatever else you can in relation to bread. 72, 73
30. Give the statement respecting the potato. 73
31. What is stated of fruits, the use of them, their nutritious
qualities, etc.? 73, 74
32. How general is the existence of perfectly pure water? 74
33. What is stated in relation to drinking water? 74, 75
34. How does the action of water upon lead affect lead? 75
35. What further can you state on the subject? 75
36. What properties has coffee as an article of diet? 75, 76
37. In what circumstances has coffee been found peculiarly
beneficial? 76
38. What comparison is made between coffee, tea, and chocolate? 76
39. How are the wines, and malt and other alcoholic beverages
produced? 77
40. What articles are employed in their production? 77
41. Describe the physiological action of alcohol. 78
42. What comparison is made between tea, coffee, and alcohol? 78
43. What can you state of alcohol, as a poison, a stimulant, and
article of diet? 78
44. What, then, can be said of alcohol as a recommendation? 78
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CHAPTER VI.
DIGESTION.
_The Principal Processes of Nutrition--The General Plan of
Digestion--Mastication--The Teeth--Preservation of the
Teeth--Insalivation--The Stomach and the Gastric Juice--The Movements of
the Stomach--Gastric Digestion--The Intestines--The Bile and Pancreatic
Juice--Intestinal Digestion--Absorption by means of Blood-vessels and
Lacteals--The Lymphatic or Absorbent System--The Lymph--Conditions which
affect Digestion--The Quality, Quantity, and Temperature of the Food--The
Influence of Exercise and Sleep._
[Sidenote: 1. Design of food? How accomplished?]
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