Encyclopedia of Diet: A Treatise on the Food Question, Vol. 4Christian, Eugene
Science
Encyclopedia of Diet: A Treatise on the Food Question, Vol. 4
Christian, Eugene
Diet; Diet in disease; Food
California grapes or soaked prunes
Two eggs--prepared choice
Muffins of coarse cereal meal--butter
LUNCHEON
Corn hominy, with butter
Figs, cream, nuts
DINNER
Bean or pea soup
Whole wheat bread
Turnips, carrots, or onions
Potatoes or rice
Choice of eggs, fish, chicken, buttermilk
Gelatin or junket
Nuts, raisins, or cheese, with hard cracker
SPRING MENU
_MALASSIMILATION AND AUTOINTOXICATION_
Manual labor or physical exercise is almost as important in these
conditions as diet, therefore at least two hours during the day should
be devoted to labor or vigorous motion of some kind, preferably useful
labor, such as wood-chopping or cultivating the soil.
BREAKFAST
A bran meal gem or boiled whole wheat
One very ripe banana, baked in a very hot oven;
eat with a very little butter or cream
Half a glass of rich milk
A spoonful of nut-meats
LUNCHEON
One fresh vegetable--choice; or a vegetable
salad
Boiled corn, or hominy, with either butter or
cream
A small portion of wheat bran
DINNER
A fresh green salad
Any fresh vegetable in season
A new baked potato
One egg, cooked two minutes, or a glass of
kuymiss
If there is a slight tendency toward constipation, a tablespoonful
of wheat bran should be taken immediately on rising and just before
retiring. This may be taken cooked as an ordinary cereal, or uncooked
in hot water.
SUMMER MENU
_MALASSIMILATION AND AUTOINTOXICATION_
Vigorous exercise and water-drinking before breakfast.
BREAKFAST
A melon or a very ripe peach
A banana, with cream and figs--very ripe
A liberal portion of nuts
A glass or two of milk
/Note/: The nuts should be masticated exceedingly fine.
LUNCHEON
Two fresh vegetables, such as:
Asparagus Eggplant
Beans Okra
Carrots Peas
Corn
A potato, prepared choice, except fried
A small green salad
DINNER
A light vegetable soup
Choice of:
Asparagus Onions
Beans Peas
Beets Spinach
Corn or a baked potato
Very tender fish, game, or chicken, if flesh food
or something salty is desired
If the weather is extremely warm, all fat foods should be reduced to
the minimum, and an abundance of water drunk both at meals and between
meals.
At least an hour during the day should be devoted to moderate exercise
and deep breathing.
In all conditions of malassimilation, there is more or less
autointoxication. If the diet has been leveled or balanced, the next
most important thing is exercise. The best balanced menus will not be
effective in removing the causes of these conditions unless there is
sufficient time devoted to exercise to create natural hunger.
FALL MENU
_MALASSIMILATION AND AUTOINTOXICATION_
BREAKFAST
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
Reviews
Reviews
No reviews yet
Be the first to share your thoughts on this work.
Elsewhere in the archive
Join the Discussion
Join the discussion
Sign in to leave a comment or review.
Sign InorCreate an account