But, further, no animal can live upon a mixture of pure protein, fat, and carbohydrate, and even when the necessary inorganic material is carefully supplied the animal still cannot flourish. The Vitamins - Page 16by Gerald F. Combs Jr. - 2007 - 608 pagesLimited preview - About this book
| Physiology - 1912 - 578 pages
...But, further, no animal can live upon a mixture of pure protein, fat, and carbohydrate, and even when the necessary inorganic material is carefully supplied the animal still cannot flourish. The animal body is adjusted to live either upon plant tissues or the tissues of other animals, aud these contain... | |
| Alfred C. Fones - Dental hygiene - 1916 - 554 pages
...little or no recognition. As a recent writer has said, " the animal body is adjusted to live either upon plant tissues or the tissues of other animals, and these contain countless substances other than the proteins, carbohydrates and fats." To give force to my argument and at the same time to introduce... | |
| Henry Clapp Sherman - Food - 1918 - 480 pages
...due to the glycerides themselves, but rather of pure protein, fat, and carbohydrate, and even when the necessary inorganic material is carefully supplied the animal still cannot flourish." Seeking further light upon the chemical nature of the essential substance contained in milk and some... | |
| Committee upon accessory food factors (vitamines) - Deficiency diseases - 1919 - 136 pages
...But further, no animal can live upon- a mixture of pure protein, fat, and carbohydrate, and even when the necessary inorganic material is carefully supplied, the animal still cannot flourish. The animal body is adjusted to live either upon plant tissues or other animals, and these contain countless substances... | |
| Medicine - 1919 - 140 pages
...But further, no animal can live upon a mixture of pure protein, fat, and carbohydrate, and even when the necessary inorganic material is carefully supplied, the animal still cannot flourish. The animal body is adjusted to live either upon plant tissues or other animals, and these contain countless substances... | |
| Hobart Amory Hare - Medicine - 1919 - 340 pages
...experimentally that an animal cannot live on a mixture of pure protein, fat and carbohydrate; and even when the necessary inorganic material is carefully supplied, the animal still cannot flourish. In connection with these investigations he made the important discovery that a surprisingly small amount... | |
| Pathology - 1920 - 330 pages
..."But further, no animal can live upon a mixture of pure protein, fat, and carbohydrate, and even when the necessary inorganic material is carefully supplied, the animal still cannot flourish. The animal body is adjusted to live either upon plant tissues or other animals, and these contain countless substances... | |
| 1920 - 828 pages
...material is carefully supplied. The animal body is adjusted to live either upon plant tissues or upon the tissues of other animals and these contain countless substances other than the proteins, carbohydrates and fats." He, therefore, suggested the existence of "accessory food substances"... | |
| Benjamin Harrow - Nutrition - 1921 - 244 pages
...bio-chemist said, "No animal can live on a mixture of pure protein, fat and carbohydrate, and even when the necessary inorganic material is carefully supplied...these contain countless substances other than protein, carbohydrate and fats. ..." He pointed to diseases such as rickets and scurvy as being due to dietary... | |
| Materia medica - 1921 - 934 pages
...carefully added the animal still cannot flourish. The animal body is adjusted to subsist either upon plant tissues or the tissues of other animals, and these contain countless substances other than the pure protein starches, fats, and salts. •Three of these active substances have been recognized... | |
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