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
A salad of lettuce and tomatoes, A green salad
with oil Carrots, spinach, or onions--any
Choice of peas, beans, or two of these
asparagus A baked sweet or a white
A small, baked white potato potato
One egg or a very small portion Baked beans or rye bread
of tender fish One glass of water
One glass of water Apple tapioca or gelatin
The bowels should be kept in normal condition by the use of clean,
coarse wheat bran.
SUMMER MENU
_ANEMIA--SLUGGISH LIVER_
_RHEUMATIC TENDENCY_
/First Day/: On rising, take two sweet, ripe plums, and a glass
of water. Devote from one to three minutes to exercises Nos. 3 and 5
(see Vol. V, pp. 1344 and 1345), and practise deep breathing, filling
the lungs to their utmost capacity every third or fourth movement. Also
take a short, brisk walk in the open air.
BREAKFAST
(An hour later)
Four or five extremely ripe peaches, with just
a sprinkle of sugar--no cream
Two or three egg whites and one yolk, whipped
with a teaspoonful of sugar
One extremely ripe banana (black spotted),
with nuts
LUNCHEON
Two medium ears of tender green corn, thoroughly
masticated; serve with either a very little
nut butter or fresh dairy butter
DINNER
Cream of pea soup; crisp cracker--very little
A lettuce and tomato salad, or cooked spinach
An ear or two of tender green corn, or lima
beans (cooked)
A grilled sweet potato
Water should be taken as follows: Half a glass at the beginning, a
glass during the progress of the meal, and half a glass at the close.
Just before retiring, eat half a pound of very ripe grapes, swallowing
skins, seeds and pulps, or take four or five extremely ripe Japanese
plums, if they are not sweet and well ripened; grapes are preferred.
Devote about three minutes to exercises Nos. 3 and 5, together with
deep breathing.
/Second Day/: Same as the first, very slightly increasing the
quantity of food if there is the least symptom of weakness.
Every morning, immediately on rising, eat two or three peaches or
plums, and drink a glass of water.
/Third Day/:
BREAKFAST
Cantaloup
A cup of cocoa or chocolate
Choice of:
_a_ Two extremely ripe bananas, baked;
serve with thin cream (bananas must
be black spotted)
_b_ A baked potato
Two egg whites, whipped with a sprinkle of
sugar and a little lemon juice and cream
LUNCHEON
Tender corn
String beans or squash
Spinach or a green salad
A cantaloup or two exceedingly ripe peaches,
with a little sugar--no cream
DINNER
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