First Book in Physiology and Hygiene by John Harvey Kellogg
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3. We get foods from plants and animals.
4. There are several kinds of animal foods, and three classes of plant foods--fruits, grains, and vegetables. 5. Things which make us sick when we eat them, are poisons. CHAPTER V. UNHEALTHFUL FOODS. ~1.~ Most persons eat many things which are not good for them. Some people do not stop to think whether what they eat is good for them or likely to do them harm. Sometimes, without knowing it, we eat things which are harmful to us. Do you not think that we should try to learn what is good to eat and what is not good, and then be very careful not to eat anything which is likely to do us harm? ~2. Diseased Foods.~--When a person is sick, he is said to be diseased. Animals are sometimes sick or diseased. Vegetables are also sometimes diseased. Animals and vegetables that are diseased are not good for food. Dishonest men, however, sometimes sell them to those who do not know that they are unfit to be eaten. ~3.~ Pork, the flesh of the hog, is more likely to be diseased than any other kind of animal food. |
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