Nutrition and Physical Degeneration- application
shinestar
I caught this a bit late...
Oh, well. I was going to suggest getting Eat Fat, Lose Fat (I know, you think Sally's nuts....regardless, I think it's good- more practical than Nourishing Traditions, tho NT is chock full of info, esp. on how to prepare unfamiliar foods). Don't own Cure Tooth Decay. ??
Nutritional Degeneration is a great book for your library, but as said by a previous poster, you probably won't read it often. If all you wanted was to extract the pages in it that give a practical example of what to eat for health recovery, then you can just print out the following pages from the online version where specific case studies are given and an outline of what they were fed;
**- 4 yr. old emaciated, rampant tooth decay, fracture not healing, bronchial cough, convulsions p. 269 and p. 377 and p. 427 (same case mentioned several times)
Found only twice online under Ch. 15 "This is illustrated in the following case" and
Ch 19. "There are some phases of modern physical degeneration in which most of
us take part with remarkable complacency. "
**- 5 yr. old bedfast, swollen knees/wrists, rigid spine, rheumatic fever, arthritis, acute heart involvement, tooth decay, endocarditis p. 273
Found in Ch. 15 "The necessity that the foods selected and used shall provide an
adequate quantity of fat-soluble activators......"
**- mission children w/ cavities p. 288, 290 and p. 428-9 (same case)
Found once in Ch. 16 "Under the stress of the industrial depression the family.."
In addition, there's Weston A. Price's "Letter to His Nieces and Nephews" online where he outlines what he recommends they eat.
http://www.ppnf.org/catalog/ppnf/Art...riceLetter.htm
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