The Physiology of Common Life, volume 1
The Physiology of Common Life, volume 1
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But if it could be proved that fat has a tendency to diminish the secretion of Bile, we should therein see the perfect explanation of the common belief that " fiits make people bilious." In the preceding section it was noted that water increased, instead of diminishing, the digestive power of the gastric Digitized by VjOOQIC 180 DIGBSnON AND INDIGESTION.
juice. Its value in digestion is further shown in the fact that it increases the quantity of Bile — ^not only its amount of liquid, but also i...ts amount of solid matter. A dog, after eating 185 grammes of beef without water, secreted 2.283 grm. of Bile, containing 0.135 solid matter. He was sub- sequently allowed to take the same weight of water — 185 grm. — without beef, and he secreted 5.165 grm. of Bile, containing 0.143 solid matter. On another occasion, after only 25 grm. of beef and 158 grm. of water, he secreted 4.030 of Bile. Very surprising fact, which shows the im- mense importance of water in nutrition.
Flesh increases the secretion considerably beyond that produced by vegetable diet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if it could be proved that fat has a tendency to diminish the secretion of Bile, we should therein see the perfect explanation of the common belief that " fiits make people bilious." In the preceding section it was noted that water increased, instead of diminishing, the digestive power of the gastric Digitized by VjOOQIC 180 DIGBSnON AND INDIGESTION.
juice. Its value in digestion is further shown in the fact that it increases the quantity of Bile — ^not only its amount of liquid, but also i...ts amount of solid matter. A dog, after eating 185 grammes of beef without water, secreted 2.283 grm. of Bile, containing 0.135 solid matter. He was sub- sequently allowed to take the same weight of water — 185 grm. — without beef, and he secreted 5.165 grm. of Bile, containing 0.143 solid matter. On another occasion, after only 25 grm. of beef and 158 grm. of water, he secreted 4.030 of Bile. Very surprising fact, which shows the im- mense importance of water in nutrition.
Flesh increases the secretion considerably beyond that produced by vegetable diet.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewes George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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