Encyclopedia of Diet: A Treatise on the Food Question, Vol. 2Christian, Eugene
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Encyclopedia of Diet: A Treatise on the Food Question, Vol. 2
Christian, Eugene
Diet; Diet in disease; Food
One or two exceedingly ripe bananas peeled and baked in a hot
oven
One egg, whipped five minutes; sugar to taste; flavor with lemon
or fruit-juice
A glass of water
LUNCHEON
A salad of anything green
Liberal portion of boiled onions
DINNER
Spinach, or a green salad, same as at luncheon
Green beans, or peas, if in season, rejecting all the fiber; or,
carrots or parsnips
Two whipped eggs
Baked banana, with butter or oil
These menus are intended as a general guide. They may be
modified by selecting such articles, in the same general class,
as are in season.
The following list of foods may be drawn upon to compose the menus,
at the various seasons of the year:
----------------+----------------+----------------+----------------
| | |
SPRING | SUMMER | FALL | WINTER
| | |
----------------+----------------+----------------+----------------
| | |
Asparagus | Carrots | Artichokes | Carrots
Beets | Cauliflower | Beets | Parsnips
Cabbage | Eggplant | Brussels | Potatoes
Dandelion | Lettuce | sprouts | Pumpkin
Lettuce | Okra | Carrots | Squash
Onions | Onions | Cauliflower |
Peas | Romaine | Eggplant |
Potatoes | Spinach | Okra |
Spinach | Squash | Potatoes |
| Tomatoes | Squash |
| | Sweet potatoes |
| | Tomatoes |
| | |
----------------+----------------+----------------+----------------
CHRONIC OR SEVERE CASES OF APPENDICITIS
The errors in diet that cause fermentation and superacidity in
the stomach will also cause fermentation and inflammation in the
intestines.
A constipated condition in the intestines so hinders the natural
flow of food-matter that in extreme cases of inflammation and
suppuration the congested matter might be forced into the vermiform
appendix, thus causing what is termed "appendicitis," and under
these conditions the removal of the appendix might be advisable, but
in the opinion of the writer more lives have been sacrificed on the
operating table than the old-fashioned doctors ever lost from "bowel
inflammation" before this dis-ease was named "appendicitis," and
before the knife was applied as a remedy.
[Sidenote: Treatment in severe cases]
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