Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-13

Cecil Logan Tells Her Experiesess with
Obssity cursA.
THE sEeaEr 10 AnsrfSHxcE FaoN FLUIDS
ETERNAL STARVATION Is THE ONLY PRICE
OF LEANSEss"-A CHANGE OF LIFE AND DUET
WITH CONTINUOUS EXERCISE MAY BE RrfecrrAL-
THE FIRST THING INSISTED UPON IN
- every Obesity cure" within my knowledge
is abstinence from certain articles Of fat-form-
ing food. Anti-fat doctors advertise that no
dieting is required, but have never known
any so-called cure without its accompanying
diet card, every one Of which have preserved
aud given to the reader as received it. My
experience goes to show that corpulsnce can
only be permanently removed by thorough
change OF life and diet, assisted by continuous
exercise.
There is vast difference OF opinion among
physicians as TO the manner in which this dietic
regimen should be conducted. The worut of
All methods Is the starvation treatment. be-
cause-setting aside the deprivation and suf-
fering-whfie VIC stsrve we lose aibumen. which
Is the very principle of life, tho principle ele-
ment OF the blood and muscles at the same
time that we lose fat This brings about o
poverty OF blood -anemia-- which may he car
ried so far as to seriously injure the health and
even endapger lie. That is the ease with
TIE old-tme Bantiug corpulence cure, More
whish rs,' ~ : INV ~ houees ahs .an'
ana consequently speedy restitution OF the
adiposity for the removal of which starvation
was inaugurated. thus by these starvation
processes the patien. loses his fat, but regains
IT as soon as he stops fasting.
ha T.I'rsa i "hiou "a 80 n".o NAV ~ eNh
"a wor,bie.s III A. .,.. s . ~ w
nourishment will hcst snstsft,' life ana roSnas
tat at the same time. a German physician,
EosSein by name, Thought be had solved this
20 ,ha -. ,.i'9 ~" years ago gave n~ N'e"s
nI hhsrIiN fhkAIah
Inc ioi4owins regimen Is that by which ne
claimed to have removed the superhuous fat of
his patients:
Rra.ls.st O,o I.r~o .ru ., h,ool ..o
wi,nant mix ana s,aar sa a. a,'n.,.s =,
white or br,u, b.oaS - 49,. 20 h,.s..
IT, omn ose ,ao anu p.ens al "ass0l
q D;nner mahon, ~ 49, 90 1.,.s r..
marrow oecaS;onat,rS pfomy 70 ~ on,,cs~ ~
meat bo;isS nr s'....i ,,i.h .. .,xo.,n -.
eiaily INT meat nisn,x Of vsaa,.his. c,hna~e
ord -. ~ III psn? VI spso,sos '"Ds
ca mu MOS. "a an ,tsames peas osan sset,
sugar thew contain .Inost to,sls ercinasd
nofatoes entirely t,ar 'iir" ,o~ S,tie f,ssb
fruit oncas;onoijv so,no saiad Nv ss.wcd tn;t
Inn without sncar ~. tbiS Wa. sSa.d ,wa .,
three gisssas 81 Ii,,h, yti,a ";n. 49, ~.
dinner a large cum of blnaL tea again witLout
sugar or milk.
D. eupper 'Dct"eeh ana P. M: In VIM
Other 1ar,.a cun 81 ,ea ,s,hu's a Aa-
milk Ore egg or soes smal, oI.tr m f.t
meat, or both: or some ham with its fat. nan
sage smoked or fresh fish. two ounces of white
bread, with plenty Of butter. and occasionAliy
little cheese and a little fresh frui,
x,rrrn ,Sn v,rrx
~, -,
A"o P'o''s vi out'e' CLAUSE struck We
fancy OF aiiipose America, and for q while
every mother too, too stout, son and daush-
ter werc irving Ehsteip,s sv.ten pIontv AZ
butteri PLENTY mind Won. nat . li,,Ia lint
nleuty-oll Won wnnteI In short Tbis w.s on
The tieorv fbat f.t does NO, nal. 70, H;sh'
erto tbe nonnlar h.ji., vos that TAT Soas maLs
fat Fnrtbsrmaro ths Ehsts;n;,os - a,,o"-.S
ali sarts az ashn;onS r., ,h;ns.s IA. sai,.'".s
liver nat s,ncr. Soma aud gr,xy Oniv =
few sweet tLinos liz snsar wsrs farh;Sasn
TnrcJ nv tba Iigbt % .Slsn,y - bn..s~
ceaseS 10 ren;ne hseansa thars va. 80 .,,,,h
OF me exclai,pinc viii FaI.taff - ,jagms ~
signing and griefI II blows a man m line a
hindder
weighed and then Ebste;nsa Sor va.h
and weighed again. Lad gained exactly five
pounds Plenty of hutter and five pounds in
srease. SeA. week 'ne same, ana the next:
n ~ al ,,on,lr adj hnoas
rpsrv,x,s c,,nr rrnvn
Tn all INV tri,Is Of theso obesity orres a,
Tho lin. a, sf,oa,, ,orr,, ;,o-.. % -.
- peN "a "osn,.
In my righteous wrath and Just indignation l
put Herr Ebstein's obesity book into the FIRE.
Plenty Of butter. indeed! Why. was so dis
gusted that did not for long time after en-
deavor to interfere with my fat, but just let it
na,e iss own s~ee. wiz Win me. Is~ofe on
H.; ,;,ao oa ,,a n,ha so .h', J,no
for oorpulence was introduced i'm this Country.
1t will be remembered that Schwenninger was
an OBSCURE doctor pfaeticlng IN Berlin, where
he sPtaas INTO isae ny reducing Prince HIS
mafck ffom 40 pounds down to 1856 pounds.
MS secret was TIE utterinest possible abstinence
h,JJsn To- ama bon. ,'raus "!.ans wac Lor-
meals and for more than one bopr aftsrra,ff
To one always accustomed to drink coffee. tea
or water at meals the Schwenninger prohibit
ton Is torture until it becomes u habit. ]
'e'tfhed tist whieh nave stated Ia former
more eas;iy harna ,i,sn s,;rs,' 'i,"' ,h us -
ment. as i'm ali others. a certain sscrat ,nsS,c;na
was given.
A MENU FOR Pat MEX.
Iappend the dietary card. II will he oh
served that eight hitter heer- ia a,low.a
MAY hAr'
Lean mutton ana Deer, veal, lamb, tongue,
sweetbread, soups mot thickened), beef tea
and brotbs noultrv p.ms eous 6sh .h....
hrsa,, ,;m ,na,,.ra,;o,'I -. ,,; 49, ess'
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