The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-09
FOOD THAT MAY KILL
Meals Taken U73sr Certain Cc7-
ditiO7S Are 0-7zsTclS-
THEY SIMPLY EEE50 POISON


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tbaf- con-anfS- 80 rhs hungry nan vzha
sr,arls +be o.to- of cooking food waters
ar tba month Thus the usfnI governs
En- bo+v
Vow the action OF the glands Of ehe
month which Droduce saIiva : exactly
nc the action of the glands elsev here
in the bo4v which p-oduce xasrrBc
i1,ice nanrresrfc tuIoe bile and ether
5uids through the associated actlon
~ which the process os digestion i
carried on. when the hungry man
smells the aroma OF food there T.
rush OF blood 20 all the digestive or
gans. mouth. stomach. small intestine
I and liver. AS a result Of this Increase
[ OF circulation there Is suddenly poured
/ out more digestive auid- not only "a
/ Iva but the Others as well TIE Eas-
/ tric Juice begins 60 few. the pancreas
/ and liver get ready. and the entire Gl-
I gestive system is prepared and abe ca
/ take care OF any food which - reason
F able In kind and quantity
The point OF greatest importance II
/ all this Is that these fluids are poured
ont only when The mental condition -
rfght-when there Is in the mind a
desire for food II there should he any
/ feeling OF diSincIination for food 1
there should be even an Ind lrerence
/ TO food. the food taken under such cir
cunstapces would not and could net
/ be proDerlv diSested.
/ II there Is in the mind any feeling
other than desire for food. II Just pre-
vious TO eating or while eating .ny-
thing should occur 10 disturb or dzs-
+ tract the mind. then there w0uld -
/ immediate derangenent OF the clrcu1a-
/ tion. Under these circumstances the
hlood vvouIa h withdrawn fren she al
/ gastive ORGANS and ne elaboration q
the Auids of digestion would cease
srhar or course rbe body would - IL
m co,5irion "A receive ar digest foo.a
Suppose that our friend returniug
/ from his long walk crested AZ the door
bv the aaors OF fragrant vEanss a fevx
! moments later is handed a telegram ln-
forming him Of the sudden death of
his only son in a distant cltv. What
/ barr,ars +,ar7 AZ once there Is a rro-
/ Fo1,T,d .banpa IN the circulation. Tha
h1oo1 which a moment previously was
rnassa5 at the stomach ana other ar-
/ cans of digestion. all ready % take
care Of the meal. IS az once switched
,fr =, +ba brain The man faShes rrl
( then males HIS muscles lose t1e.r
/ novvar Tie dr0Ds fnra 3 chalk Per
hans no weeDs. Hunger Ta Is tle
LAST thing I'm his thoughts. Z cannot
aatrs no cries s-Oh. my son. my sea-
And the same perversiou of the cir
cu1atfon occurs in anger. anxiety. weE-
RI faaIousv. haste. excitement or any
other state Of rental pain or ingu5e-
+u5a All these conditions simply uut
+bo 55eastfve organs FOR the tine ~o1t
~ business Food raken under sueh
con4f+fo.,s cannot nossfblv ha fz-esresg