Ingredients
- one obstains from the use of meat
Directions
Susanna Dodds, M. D., Dean of the Hy- gienic College, writes: "The waste matter that it (meat) contains, serves as an artificial stimulus, and the individual feels strengthen- eil for the time being, *ery much as the dmm drinker fancies he is stronger while the alcohol is in his system and the vital organs are trying to expel it. But as soon as the struggle is over it is followed by a reaction, and there is a period of exhaustion. The habitual use of meat prepares the palate for other and stronger stimulants. These follow in regular gradation, each seeming to call for the other. So long as one obstains from the use of meat, there is no danger ofbecominga drunkard."