Production of heat and energy; derivation of food
elements; composition of the body; building
and repair of cells; necessity of exercise; food
elements as used in body building 1-7
CHAPTER II
CLASSIFICATION OF FOOD ELEMENTS
Definition of food stuffs, of foods; basis of classifications
of foods; tabulations of classes of foods and
foodstuffs; proteins or tissue builders; carbonaceous
foodstuffs; carbohydrates; fat; water; mineral
salts 8-37
CHAPTER III
CLASSIFICATION OF FOODS
Carbonaceous: roots and tubers, green vegetables,
fruits; nitrogenous: flesh, fish, eggs; carbo-nitrogenous:
cereals and cereal preparations, legumes,
nuts, milk and milk products; table of food values 38-102
CHAPTER IV
HEAT AND ENERGY
BEVERAGES AND APPETIZERS
Tea; coffee; cocoa and chocolate; lemonade and other
fruit drinks; effervescing waters; condiments and
spices; vinegars; sauces; food adulteration; preservation
of foods; heat and energy 103-129
CHAPTER V
REPAIR AND ELIMINATION OF WASTE
(METABOLISM)
Chemical changes in foods in body; work of assimilation;
food reserve; digestion, its processes and
ferments; absorption of food; economy in food;
selection of foods for need of body; mouth and
nasal passages 130-150
CHAPTER VI
ORGANS AND CONDITIONS AFFECTING DIGESTION
The liver, the muscles, the nerves, the kidneys, the skin,
the intestines, the blood, summary of work of
organs and tissues; season and climate; habit and
regularity of eating; frequency of meals; exercise
and breathing; ventilation; fatigue; sleep; influence
of thought; the circulation; gum chewing;
tobacco and alcohol 151-184
CHAPTER VII
COOKING
Importance of proper cooking; purposes of cooking;
meats; cereals and cereal products; vegetables;
fruits 185-199
CHAPTER VIII
FOOD REQUIREMENTS OF THE SYSTEM
Elements determining quantity of food necessary;
selection of dietary food required by workers at
various occupations; average requirement; energy
derived from various foods; mixed diet versus
vegetarian diet 200-215
CHAPTER IX
DIETS
Constructing balanced meals; in sedentary occupations;
the girl or boy from thirteen to twenty-one;
the athlete; the laboring man; condition of “age”;
model diets; tables of use in making up a balanced
diet 216-241
CHAPTER X
DIET IN ABNORMAL CONDITIONS
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