The Childs Health Primer for Primary Classes With Special Reference to the Eff

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The Childs Health Primer for Primary Classes With Special Reference to the Eff
Andrews Jane
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Cooking prepares them to be easily worked upon by the mouth and stomach. If they were not cooked, this work would be very hard. Instead of going on quietly and without letting us know any thing about it, there would be pains and aches in the over- worked stomach.
80 HOW FOOD BECOMES PART OF THE BODY.
The fruit is not cooked by a fire ; but we might almost say the sun had cooked it, for the sun has ripened and sweetened it.
When you are older, some of you may have charge of the cooking in your h
...omes. You must then remember that food well cooked is worth twice as much as food poorly cooked.
"A good cook has more to do with the health of the family, than a good doctor. " THE SALIVA.
Next to the cooking comes the eating.
As soon as we begin to chew our food, a juice in the mouth, called saliva (saii'va), moistens and mixes with it.
Saliva has the wonderful power of turn- ing starch into sugar ; and the starch in our food needs to be turned into sugar, before it can be taken into the blood.


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