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Acid Producing Diet h
Used to Combat Epilepsy
Sy LOGAN CLENDENING, M. D.
SPEAKING of acidity, as we did
yesterday, It is a strange fact, con
sidering that aridity is such a dread
ed condition, that one of the modern
diets* deliberately
. attempts to pro-
'litre a condition
l,r aellii, y >M the
b ° (i - v w I * h the
idea of improv
\ : lne tlie health.
This is the so
called ketogenic
JUs diet. tt aims to
produce a condl
dition of ketosis,
which is the
chemical state of
IjUfe, tlie body in that
very serious
complication of
ffßCTmin wOWlllfflllfTill iidiabetes, coma.
Dr. .Clendening Diabetic coma is
caused by more
fat in the diet than the diabetic can
use. The fat is incompletely oxi
dized and circulates in the body in
the form of the fatty acids.
Such acidosis induces coma. Coma,
of course, is a state of extreme de
pression of the nervous system. The
Idea that excess fat would so depress
the nervous system suggested that a
similar state of acidosis might be
brought on to help out such condi
tions of increased irritability of the
nervous system such as epilepsy and
migraine headaches.
The expectations of the diet have
been fairly well realized. In the
epilepsy of children, especially tn the
milder forms, complete cure is pos
sible. This means that while stay
ing on the diet the epileptic seizures
are controlled and after the diet has
been kept up for a time, the diet may
be discontinued and the seizures do
not return.. The severer forms of
epilepsy can be arrested, but not
cured. In adults it has not been so
successful, but even with them it Is
worth trying, because 44 per cent
showed improvement. Migrainous
headaches hav« been treated with
about the same degree of success
In order to plan a diet of this kind
a good deal of attention to detail i
required. The total amount of \ at
about four times the total weight 4
the other food elements—car boh v.
drate and protein.
So much fat is not easy to digest
Ot* handle after absorption and the
diet is never begun abruptly,
cause if it ts, there is sure io be
nausea and vomiting. j n onb r t 0
avoid this the fat is added to the niei
gradually over a period of about w
week. At the .Johns Hopkins hosp|.
tai this plan is modified and heat
ment is commenced with an initial
fast of six days or longer, when <h®
diet is begun. This has done a.vay
with nearly all disagreeable by-et
feet s.
A sample diet is as follows;
Brea Ufa st—
Bran with 40 per cent cream.
Sliced peaches.
Omelet, made with 40 per cent
cream and 10 grams of butter
Tea or coffee with 40 per cent
cream.
Luncheon—
Sliced cold ham.
Lettuce and tomato salad with
mayonnaise.
Bran wafer with butter.
Ice cream made with 40 per cent
cream, saccharin and water.
Dinner—
Scrambled egg with butter.
Lettuce and cucumber salad with
mayonnaise.
Cracker with butter.
Custard with <lO per cent cream
EDITOR’S NOTE: Six pamphlets
by Dr. Clendening can now be ob
tained by sending 10 cents in coin, for
each, and a self-addressed envelope
stamped with a three-cent stamp,
to Dr. Logan Clendening. in cate of
this paper. The pamphlets are;
“Indigestion and Constipation,” “Re
ducing and Gaining," "Infant Feed
ing.” “Instructions for the Treatment
Jof Diabetes." “Feminine Hygiene ’
and ‘"iba Car* of the Hair and Skin."
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SECOND-HAND SCHOOL BOOKS
for sale at Nat Mitchell’s shoe shop.
See Mr. Grissom. We also buy sec
ond-hand school books. 7-lri
FOR RENT TO HIGHEST BIDDER
, H. L. Rowland home place; three
good dwellings, plenty outhouses.
Bid open 30 days. J. S. Wilson,
receiver. Route 5, Louisburg. 4-6;
PLANTS FOR SALE—WILL HAVE
nice lot qabbage, collard and to
mato plants next Saturday 9th
Place order now if you want any.
A. J. Cheek, Phone 387, 139 Belle
street. 7-lti
THE OFFICE OF THE HENDER
aon Business School will be open
each morning from 9 a. m. to 12
o’clock until the opening of school
September 11. 2-7 U
FRESH BARBECUE COOKED
over living coals by Morgan Gup
ton. Cali 25, Main Stree t Fruit
Store. 7-lti
OUR EXPERIENCE ENABLES US
to do good work, and we g.ve the
best we have to all whether strang
er or friend. Allen’s Barber Shop.
Th-Fri-ts
LOOK—AT 847 N. GARNETT ST.
You get Movis Motor Oil 11c qt.
Only place in Vance county.
Greases and gas good as you can
buy. 7-3 ti
YOU WILL FIND A BUSINESS
education a most direct and econo
mical method of qualifying for a
good position. We invite you to visu
our schooi and join the other ambi
tious young people who will be
starting their business courses this
fall. Henderson Business School be
gins its new fall term September 11-
FOR RENT MODERN FIVE ROOM
steam heated apartment furnished
or unfurnished, hot and cold water,
$30.00 per month. Apply to Mrs. R
J. Corbitt, phone 38. Thurs-ts
GROCERY SIUIIEa, FISH DEAD
ers and o‘hers can save money on
thelt wrapping paper by buying old
papers for 10c per bundle at the
Dispatch office. Also fine tot
kindling fires. 19-ts-
Everyone must nave a trade-- why not
make yours PRINTING. Tht rtwdna
industry offers excentiwal wages In
itructloa available, Monotype, keyboard
md caster, linotype, Hand composition
ind Presswork on modern presses. Fea
Mill information write the SGUHERN
SCHOOL OF 1 PRINTING at 1514-1®
South St., Nashville. Tenn
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