The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-11-13
The Dangers of CorpuIencs.

Iutemperance in diet, indulgence in the
excessive use of alcoholic Kinks. to"
little bodily exercise in the open air
these are the more important Of the
causes which bring on corpulence As
muscular exercise increases the prnduc-
tion of flesh. inactiOn leads to an exGrs
s,ve deposit of tat. Alcohol acts il a
manner preclsel, similar to that OF fats.
sugars and srarcl;es. 1t interf-res ~,h
the destruction or Con: busrI'n nf the l. t.
producing IL terial>, prevents then Il. n:
undergoing c'mbn "", ~ II Is III r.
eaSil, destroyed by oxygen than icy
ara. Certain disease +. such As any IN r.
fe,eice with the iclmatltn or dev. lnp
NUT OF the red blood c"rlusc!es. re
to the deposl. OF tat. The oxygen may
enter the lungs, but without th-s. e.
riprs it is unable to reach the ri.,uss
where combustion o,dinaIily takes VI CO.
The dangers at cnipuIe' CT ARE M: y
fold. All Diseases acc"mp me b Il h
fever are apt to follow an unu-utll, ma
llguant course IN fat persons The heat
developed in these aff. ctions cannot he
so r-anily lost nv radiation or coninc' on
as in the lean. The cold bar the c"ld
pack and all forms o. cnolng measure
fail to really reduce the temperature, AZ d
the fever is in ITSELF a serious s'urc- f
danger. The skin is constantly bath+d
III perspiratiou on slight exertlnn or ~l" n
the external temperature rises. He. &c
skin diseases are common and often IN
tensely annoying among the c"rpul' Il {.
The breathing is Interfered With by TN
accumulated fat, So breathl+ssness "n
-xerrion is common among them. the
ire qu-ncy of perspirasinus leaves the
>u,iace exposed To chilling Influences
which CAUSE coughs, colds, br''nchltis
aud pn II ,nla. the pverl ,ading 1T he
heart With fat ini-rf. res w.'r 1t. acIi II.
so that palpitatinns and sudden iaiutnrss
from partial allure OF this organ to DO
It's dut. are not inirequent. The extra
weight that has to be carried entails
muscular exhaustion or exertiun such AZ
Is not ielt BY the thin person The u,s
c.'mfurts aud dangers vi Obesity w"uld
nil Il much larger catalogue. but 1t IL not
necessary to enumerate them a II here.
The treat meut of corpulence must vary
with the Cause. No rigid rules Can b.
trained that will serve in all Cases. Ii
there Is a strong hereditary tendenc, to
it.. radical cure canuot be expected
ouly All improvement can be pr'mIs d
and even thus cauuot ways be s. cur. I'd.
the prevention of 1t should be under
taken when young person shows "A
strong tendency TO put gu an excessive
amuun OF adIpJse Lissu-. One of he
u regulate the diet. lmnuderate indul
geuce at table must tie i.uIy torbidI, q.
yet tile food must b.: i'll sufficient amount
To secure all rat the bnhy requires Tor
It's needs. No st4rv alton should TT c'.u =
ten ,uced. Fatal w-akues> tue n-,I
or permanent disorder OF the iIges
uiie results from lrr,tl,ual r~slrrc.l n>
diet. Tue temporary thlnnl1s - u.a
ally iollu~,d b., marked ,ncrr.>e III tn.
6 ,rpu'rnce b. ond what existed before
t-e "Tanlrr pi.n' Was tt"pt..d. \ 'uGcr
tne b, IT," great varie" VI TODD P.tuc.
B-..,ck pn s,cl,n >ucc-r,,iri la ru
- ais p ~ -'.I o. Tue vel Il Lpl p,
III Aug tt. IN al c'usist # rnl. k AZ
ID food. of which lie should eat As much
as he pleased, aud no dIluk of any KIM
Ia be taken at meals Or Until two h nlrs
AtterwaId b this meaus 30 unnatural
appetite Wac eucnuras-d. aud tnr pA'len
a,e uul, what the nee s>lties y tue s!s-
trin really demanded The diet ,h"lio
lam AL abui.d incc al dlttuhtn, hlth
iat ana sil / less stare Il ~ugn Gen
an -arnrs, II + is o'i''g 1T - ''dnc,
rpuience OF piovIne d. .in>L Its u."k -,
It's appearances. Soiue taLn have W b.
taken or the albuminuus foods will not
br dlgesteG or appropriated oy the sys
TEN. IL signs III dIsurd red digestion "p
pear, the diet must b.. III din tom
uiin, To time b, GAe a,iiIIio. II c.
which are usual tI bI deu Ii bert
To rncul some "t the D. ''sp' CIV. n's'' ...'
forts Or even dangers of obesity than to
ruin the digestion IN the attempt u as"ni
til, m-St L0nis Globe Democrat
'Fn"l> rush IN here Angels fear la
tread" TINS Is IA very mCTer r. o.; by The
Z. 81, but lis Justice Is often -x-'upilfl-'i, Ia
80 cast. mare m point when the nahS-r
considered, than III the connie rfeItlHs ana
..,inIr-raTiun of old, trird nd 81 sud,rd III d
r'ines That gon'i. old remedy, the best III
the World for mi aiunatiuns, Ii. mortgages
nd ali kindred diS-aS-s Ponds Extra