New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
TIE DANCERS OF ooRPULEEoE.

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Iutempsrancs in Diet indulgence IN tue excessive use
Of alcoholic drinks little bodily exercise In the open
hrin, nn cornulencc Tho odes In these causes
sot bring about excessive dexost OF TAU nave pe
naer IA muscuar exercise increases the production
OF flesh, In leads excessve deposit Oh a.
Alcohol sS' and I'm .ar
structon combustion OF tho Iatproduons ma.e,,As
prryents them from undergoing combustion. as u 10
more easily destroyed by oxygen than they are Ger
diseases such as any interference WITH the ma
oxygen carriers tho disposition TO the deposit
of fat Inc oxygen may enter tho lnnSs Gu. nr
combustion ordinarily takes place. IS. An .,
Accumulated by high fever apt to follow an
unusually malignant course In Fat persons Inc neat
devcoped in these Affections not be so readily lost
nv radiation or tho lean. The cold BATH
the cold pack and all forms OF cooling measures ia 70
really the temperature aud the fever is IN ITSELF
a serious source OF danger. The skin 10 constantly
bathed In preparation slight s1ertlon or when the
external temperature rises Hence SKIN diseases are
common and often Intensely annoying among the cor
pulsut Tho breathing 10 interfered win 9y tns 40
cumuated fat SO breathlessness on eI-rton Is common
them Tue frequency Of psspiIaton ieSvss u.s
surface exposed to chilling "n Ths ovsr
loading tho heart with fat interferss with s aoon
20 tina. I 10 10. DUTY are not
The exra weight haa be carried entails muscuA
s GU
n much larger catalogue butt 10 not necessary TO
Tho treatment OF oorpulcnoe must vary with the
o.nss No rigld rules can 10 framed that will serve In
ali esss II there lie strong hereditary tendency to IT,
radical cure cannot be eIpected-ony an improve
meut oap be promised and this cannot always Do
secured. The prevention OF 1t should be undertaken
when young shows strong tenneneY 10 pus on
An xcessys amount OF adiposo tissue One OF the nrs
things to In this direction Is to regulate tue
dict Immodorato indulgence a. tahia must os rlsiay
yet the food must DO In sufficient amount 10
secure ali that the body requires for fs needs NO
starvation should be countensnccd Fstsi weakness o
the or disorder OF the digestion often
re.ults from restrictions Of diet The Tom
purary thin usually followed by marked ipcreaso
In the what existed before tho ram
ner plan" WAS adopted much better plan 10 to avoid
exciting tho appetite by too great variety OF food
Prince Bismarc yscian SUGGESTED In curing his pa
tien BY the very simple plan OF making the meal con-
ss of only one kind fooi OF which he should eat IS
much ~ he pleased, and no drink OF any Kind to Do
taken AZ meals or until two houra afterwsrd. BY this
mans no unnatural appeute was eneour.ged and tue
patient ate only what the necessities OF tho system
really demanded Tho diet should contain An abundance
OF sIbu little and still loss starch or sugar when
u earnest effort being made to reduce corpulenoe or
provide against its making ITS appearance. Some fats
have To be taken, or the abumnous foods will not be
dgest-d appropriated by tho system II signs OF dis
digestion appear, tho diet must be modified from
tims to time ny addition OF articles which usually
forbdd en- 10 better to incur some OF ths prospective
orts or OF obesity than 10 rum the
digestion in tho attempt TO avoid them.