Dietary Reform for Dyspeptics by Editor

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 25, 1864

Dietary Reform for Dyspeptics

By Editor

THE word to the dyspeptic from Dio Lewis, in this number, we regard as good advice for the commencement of reform in this direction. Some of his articles of diet, will perhaps be considered by many "contraband." But if those who have been accustomed to the popular mode of living, and especially those who have been made dyspeptic thereby, will confine themselves to the kinds and qualities of animal food which he allows, and to two meals a day, a good commencement will have been made. They are then prepared to carry the reform as much further as they may become convinced that their physical good demands.