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‘i the tract after middle age.
As man approaches middle age
if ‘ and his body begins to lose its pow.
on of recovery from degeneration
and disease. certain symptoms may
appear which must be taken as dan-
ger signals on the road of life.
They are definite warnings to
slow down. to keep to the center of
the road and to avoid complications.
Chief among these are obesity. high
T. blood' preaure. albumin In kidney
...: eiarstions. gout. and diabetes.
There is a tendency in persons
past middle age to take on fat. All
medical authorities are agreed that
It is‘wetl for a person after 60 years
of age to diminish in weight. and
that if he fails to do so. the deposits
02 tat. "must be regarded as a bad
Fat Elderly Man.
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{.2 found from an investigation ot their
records of deaths that the elderly
In with a large amount of fat is
ilk y to have a shorter life expect-
ancy than the one who is lean.A large
amount of {at beneath the skin
probably means also a great amount
or {at ardund the heart and liver.
A heart surrounded with fat
hardly has sufficient elbow room for
. .ihe extra work it may be required
' to accompltsb should the person bc~
some infected with pneumonia or
. some other disease that places an
» unusual burden on that organ.
High blood pressure is it disease
condition associated frequently with
intoxication ot the body of various
types. The person with a very high
blood pressure is placing a burden
on his arterial system which may
cntlso a rupture at some weakeasd
point.
Frequent bleeding of the nose in a
person past middle age may be a
symptom of high blood procure and
should not be belittled until its"ins~
portance is understood.
The appearance of albumin in ex-
cretions (rent the kidney indicates
that this organ is not functioning
adequately. and must be taken as a
warning sign. When it is the only
symptom. it is not a cause for ex.
tremo anxiety. but it is always’ a
however. yet been established. The
“big toe" gout of tho lrasclbic. re-
tlrcd millionaire is now seldom seen.
probably because of increasing tam.
pcrancc in both food and drink.
When this form appears. or when
the person beyond middle age has
the other manifestations. including
pains in the muscle. nerves and
joints. these must be taken as warn-
ing signals for lessened speed and
lessened quantities of body fuel.
Diabetes represents difficulty in
the body's ability to handle sugars.
it is a. disease that can be controlled
easily by modern methods. but un-
ices sccn early. may produce eftects
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in able to respond only with ditfi- :1 scientific consideration of th\dlet.
unity to any unusual burden which such as only a trained physician can
may be placed upon it by the diges- glyc.
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