This section is from the book "Diseases Of The Stomach", by Max Einhorn. Also available from Amazon: Diseases of the Stomach.
The usual beverages, as tea, coffee, cacao with milk and sugar, besides small quantities of beer or stout, may be allowed.
Calories. | |
8 A.M.: oatmeal with cream, 150 gm., | 395 |
cacao with milk, 200 gm., . | , 135 |
toasted bread, 60 gm.,..... | 135 |
butter, 20 gm.,...... | 163 |
12 M.: pea soup, 200 gm.,..... | 190 |
scraped meat (broiled) or fish, 100 gm., | 213 |
baked or mashed potatoes, 50 gm., | 63 |
spinach or turnips, 50 gm., . | 82 |
wheaten bread, 60 gm., . | 135 |
butter, 20 gm., ...... | 163 |
1Meat powder can be prepared in the following manner: Raw lean meat is cut into thin slices and dried on a glass plate on the stove for about two or three hours, then pounded in a mortar and ground twice in a coffee-mill.
Calories. | |
6 p.m.: two eggs (soft boiled or scrambled), . | 160 |
farina with milk, 200 gm., ... | 432 |
wheaten bread, 60 gm., | 135 |
butter, 20 gm., ............. | 163 |
tea, 200 gm. (milk, 30 gm.; sugar, 10 gm). | 60 |
9:30 P.M.: kumyss, 200 gm.; crackers, 30 gm. butter, 10 gm.; or, instead, a sandwich with cream cheese or caviar, or sardines and beer, •••••• | 323 |
2,947 |
Here also, as in all other chronic disturbances of the digestive tract, it will be of importance to pay attention not only to the quality but also to the quantity of food taken. And the greatest stress must be laid upon the injunction that a sufficient quantity of food is taken. It is always preferable to have the patient partake of too large a quantity, of food rather than too small a quantity, in consequence of which a condition of subnutrition is so often established.
When the intestine has adapted itself to the greater amount of work and the nutrition is maintained on a well-regulated basis, achylia gastrica need not cause any trouble whatever, and the patient may enjoy perfect euphoria.
 
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