Encyclopedia of Diet: A Treatise on the Food Question, Vol. 4Christian, Eugene
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Encyclopedia of Diet: A Treatise on the Food Question, Vol. 4
Christian, Eugene
Diet; Diet in disease; Food
Spinach, with egg white
A bran gem or a whole wheat muffin
A vegetable or fruit salad, with oil and nuts
DINNER
Boiled onions, parsnips, or carrots--any two of
these
A baked potato
A very small portion of fish or white meat of
chicken
A cup of hot water
MENUS FOR NEURASTHENIA
SPRING MENU
_NEURASTHENIA_
BREAKFAST
Three or four egg whites, whipped and mixed
with a pint of rich milk
Bran meal gems
LUNCHEON
Onions, en casserole
A potato
DINNER
Peas or asparagus
A morsel of dried herring and an onion, uncooked
Bran meal gems or a potato
Cheese, raisins, and nuts
SUMMER MENU
_NEURASTHENIA_
BREAKFAST
Cantaloup, peaches, plums, or berries--no
sugar
Whole wheat, boiled
Half a cup of wheat bran, with cream
LUNCHEON
Spinach or turnip-tops
Onions, uncooked, and a bit of dried fish
A potato
DINNER
Lettuce or celery, with nuts
Fish
Vegetable soup
Squash, carrots, or onions
A potato
FALL MENU
_NEURASTHENIA_
BREAKFAST
Cantaloup or peaches
Baked bananas, with cream
One egg, boiled two minutes
A bran meal gem
LUNCHEON
Two glasses of buttermilk
A muffin--graham or gluten
DINNER
Vegetable soup
Celery or lettuce, with nuts
Turnips, carrots, okra, cauliflower--choice
A bran meal gem
A sweet potato
WINTER MENU
_NEURASTHENIA_
BREAKFAST
Prunes or a very ripe banana
Nuts, with raisins and cream
A sweet potato
LUNCHEON
An onion, uncooked, and a very small portion
of dried fish
A bran gem
Cocoa
DINNER
Celery or slaw
Nuts
Cabbage, cauliflower, or Brussels sprouts
Carrots, parsnips, or onions
Baked beans or a potato
The person afflicted with neurasthenia should omit all beverages,
except water, which should be drunk only at meals. By all means avoid
overeating.
MENUS FOR MALNUTRITION
SPRING MENU
_MALNUTRITION_
Menus for the treatment of malnutrition should be limited in quantity,
and composed of the most soluble and readily digestible articles that
will afford the required elements of nourishment.
BREAKFAST
Very ripe berries, without sugar and cream
Two or three egg whites, whipped, and mixed
with a pint of skimmed milk
Two heaping tablespoonfuls of wheat bran,
cooked, and served with a little cream
LUNCHEON
A raw Spanish onion, with a bit of dried fish
A baked potato--eat skins and all
Bran meal gems, with butter
DINNER
Lettuce or young onions
Peas or asparagus
Spinach or turnip-greens, with yolk of egg
A baked potato
A tablespoonful of wheat bran, cooked
SUMMER MENU
_MALNUTRITION_
BREAKFAST
Melon, peaches, or berries
Two very large, ripe bananas, baked; serve
with cream (See recipe, page 677)
A glass of milk
LUNCHEON
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