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fiioions anemia.
‘ Means who
hill euro.
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dons. their di
thdr simplicity.
the food. which
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red blood cells.
In any event,
associates have
.. “A” starvation
ii lull a condition closely resembling
. that of pernicious anemia. and that
"the use of foods containing large
amounts of such vitamins produces
Murine its cause or to tind a cer-
many other important lunc-
lllahy disturbances in the body and
gradually in death.
The most recent eflorts toward
.‘beneilt of this disease are striking in
rmnaible or which results in a low-
ering or resistance of the body to
Mn. the latter pezataps being
Tests Made
HEW TREATMENT NUND NB PERNIOIOUS ARENIA .
For many years. the disease, per- marked benent.
has given concern to At the same time. Dre. Minot and
11." been “DINO ‘0 Murphy have reported that they
were able to produce general im-
. provement in patients with this disc
i ran this condition. the red blood case by feeding diets consisting .
normally tram five largely of cooked liver and lamb's
to six million in number for each kmneyg
r of blood basin to Those substances are known to be
m in amount. Since the! IN extremely rich in complete proteins
W '1“! oxvsen carrying and and in iron. They also found that
a good diet must contain an abund-
minution results in ance of fruits and fresh vegetabltl.
and be relatively low in rat.
The diet suggested by Dr. Kent-
ler and his colleagues also demands
an ample quantity or mood with an
They seem to point exceptional richness in vitamin “A."
to an origin or the disease nssoci- Drink mix
Ital! with a laclt of Viianln "A" in
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This was supplied by giving a
is either directly re- small doeo‘ot cod liver oil tour tunes
daily. and during the use of a quan-
tity of good butter with whole wheat
bread. whole milk and cream.
the dlmlnuation in It was suggested that at least six
glasses of mlllt and one-halt pint ot
cream should be drunk each day.
Dr. Kocssler and his Eggs. tomatoes. spinach. carrotl.
shown that vitamin fresh string beans. dandelion greens.
will produce in ani- cauliflower. endive. sweet potatoes
and hubbord squash are particularly
recommended for their vlnmln con-
tent. as are also oranges. lemons
grapefruit and raspberries.
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