 ... given out continuously for a long period of time ; but in a sudden rush at a near distance, the leopard will infallibly overtake the deer, because its flesh food stores up in the blood a reserve of force capable of being given out instantaneously...  Failures of Vegetarianism - Page 99by Eustace Miles - 1902 - 202 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Sir Robert Hutchison - 1903 - 580 pages
...force capable of being given out instantaneously in the form of exceedingly rapid muscular action.' Not only, I think, does a diet rich in proteid make...to increase also one's power of resisting disease (see also p. 175). An abundant supply of proteid seems to be necessary if the blood and muscles are... | |
 | Eustace Miles - 1905 - 148 pages
...a practically indefinite time. ... A lack of proteid . . . leads to imperfect tissue repair. . . . Not only, I think, does a diet rich in proteid make...for physical and mental energy, it seems to increase one's power of resisting disease. . . . The nervous system, too, seems to require a plentiful supply... | |
 | Sir Robert Hutchison - 1911 - 654 pages
...force capable of being given out instantaneously in the form of exceedingly rapid muscular action.' Not only, I think, does a diet rich in proteid make...and mental energy : it seems to increase also one's p&wer of resisting disease (see also p. 180). An abundant supply of proteid seems to be necessary if... | |
 | Sir Robert Hutchison - 1916 - 662 pages
...instantaneously in the form of exceedingly rapid muscular action.' Not only, I think, does a diet rich in protein make for physical and mental energy : it seems to increase also one's power of resisting disease (see also p. 180). An abundant supply of protein seems to be necessary if the blood and muscles are... | |
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