(Webmaster's
Notes: The following book is published for entertainment
only. Although I am quite in agreement with many, but not
all, of Mr. Camp's attitudes towards fitness and health, he wrote in
the earliest part of the 20th century, and much has been learned since
then. While I applaud his attitude towards physcial fitness,
exercise, and health, many of his "facts" have since been proven wrong,
or at least not fully understood. I may make the occasional
commen along the way, genernally in parentheses and prefaced by WN, for
Webmaster's Notes.
I
hope you enjoy the book, but check up on the latest facts before
following through on the exercise and fitness tips contained within.
By the way, the original book had quite a few illustrationg,
and you may see reference here or there to them. However, I
have omitted them on this website.
Donovan
Baldwin April
2009)
A MODEL DIETARY
Because diet is a real aid to physical
well-being, the following table
is offered as a rough suggestion for a typical dietary for a man leading
a more or less sedentary life. But it will never replace exercise.
BREAKFAST
Approximate Calories
Orange or grapefruit.................... 100
Two eggs................................ 166
Two Vienna rolls........................ 258
Butter.................................. 119
Coffee with milk and sugar.............. 100
Total................................... 743
LUNCHEON
Approximate Calories
Twelve soda crackers.................... 300
One pint milk........................... 325
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Total................................... 625
DINNER
Approximate Calories
Soup (consomme)......................... 14
Roast beef.............................. 357
Potato.................................. 145
String beans or peas.................... 13
Bread................................... 100
Butter.................................. 119
Apple pie............................... 352
Glass of milk........................... 157
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Total.................................. 1257
Many people have adopted a so-called vegetarian diet, believing that it
is better for the health than eating meat. Undoubtedly food from the
vegetable kingdom is a great benefit to the human system, but strict
vegetarianism is not recommended by our medical men. Nature apparently
intended us to be omnivorous, and, in addition, vegetarianism
may run
too close to the dangers of carbohydrate excess. As man progresses
after middle life he can unquestionably diminish materially the amount
of meat in his diet.
In recent years there has been a revival of the theory of prolonged
mastication of a limited amount of food. This theory is sound in so far
as it tends to overcome the bolting of food and over-eating, but there
is a belief among our practitioners that there is little basis in
science or experience for the extremes of this character.
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