Autointoxication, or, intestinal toxemia / by J. H. Kellogg.

  • Kellogg, John Harvey, 1852-1943.
Date:
1919
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Credit: Autointoxication, or, intestinal toxemia / by J. H. Kellogg. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Table of Contents Bacteria . 19 How Bacteria Grow. 20 Bacterial Toxins and Pigments. 22 Influence of Food Upon Bacteria. 24 Sugar Loving Bacteria. 25 Protein Loving Bacteria. 25 Animal Protein Readily Undergoes Putrefaction 26 Process of Decomposition. 26 Useful or Beneficent Bacteria. 27 Bacteria Are Everywhere. 29 Bacteria of the Skin. 29 The Intestinal Flora. 30 How the Intestine Becomes Infected. 32 Meat Bacteria. 33 Are Bacteria Essential to Life. 40 The Normal Flora. 43 Why the Stools of Healthy Infants Are Not Putrid . 44 Do Bacteria Penetrate the Intestinal Wall?.... 46 Is Intestinal Putrefaction a Necessary Evil?.... 47 Plow the Body Defends Itself. 49 The Mucous Membrane a Living Barrier. 49 Defensive Action of the Blood. 50 Defensive Action of the Liver. 51 Other Defensive Means. 52 The Ileocecal Valve. 53 Carrel's Remarkable Experiments . 54 Symposium on Intestinal Toxemia. 56 Intestinal Toxins. 56