The nutrition of manChittenden, R. H. (Russell Henry)
Science
The nutrition of man
Chittenden, R. H. (Russell Henry)
Nutrition
TOPICS: Proper application of the results of scientific research
helpful to mankind. Dietary habits should be brought into conformity
with the true needs of the body. The peculiar position of proteid
foods emphasized. The evil effects of overeating. What the new
dietary standards really involve. The actual amounts of foodstuffs
required. Relation of nutritive value to cost of foods. The
advantages of simplicity in diet. A sample dietary for a man of
70 kilograms body-weight. A new method of indicating food values.
Moderation in the daily dietary leads toward vegetable foods. The
experiments of Dr. Neumann. The value of fruits as food. The merits
of animal and vegetable proteids considered in relation to the
bacterial processes in the intestine. A notable case of simplicity
in diet. Intelligent modification of diet to the temporary needs of
the body. Diet in summer and winter contrasted. Value of greater
protection to the kidneys. Conclusion.
INDEX 303
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
FACING PAGE
Photograph of one of the athletes 190
Photograph of soldiers taken at the close of the experiment 194
Photograph of soldiers taken at the close of the experiment 195
Photograph of Fritz at the close of the experiment 200
Photographs of the dogs experimented with
Subject No. 5 August 19, 1905 248
Subject No. 5 November 18, 1905 248
Subject No. 5 April 24, 1906 248
Subject No. 5 June 27, 1906 248
Subject No. 3 August 19, 1905 251
Subject No. 3 November 18, 1905 251
Subject No. 3 April 24, 1906 251
Subject No. 3 June 27, 1906 251
Subject No. 13 January 2, 1906 252
Subject No. 13 February 27,1906 252
Subject No. 13 April 24, 1906 252
Subject No. 13 June 19, 1906 252
Subject No. 15 January 2, 1906 252
Subject No. 15 February 27, 1906 252
Subject No. 15 April 24, 1906 253
Subject No. 15 June 19, 1906 252
Subject No. 20 January 2, 1906 252
Subject No. 20 February 27, 1906 252
Subject No. 20 April 24, 1906 252
Subject No. 20 June 19, 1906 252
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