A study of prolonged fasting / by Francis Gano Benedict.

  • Francis Gano Benedict
Date:
1915
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Credit: A study of prolonged fasting / by Francis Gano Benedict. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGE. Research on metabolism in prolonged fasting at the Nutrition Laboratory—Continued. Mechanics of respiration—Continued. Results of observations on the mechanics of respiration—Continued. Volume per inspigation <3 625 dee swe sos sae aa hea alee ae a eases oie oe wets 164 Influence of changes in, body pomuion | us... oo se oi eaten eels 0 o wee oidele sie 165 Influence of the work of writing 16.600 87s Seas Fa eae en ee 165 Influence of breathing an oxygen-rich atmosphere...............00eeees 166 Maximum expiration of thé lings, oy settee Sos ms teen a 166 Mlveclar aie seas escie soa See ieee WS Seklare a o-ehed Mirtle seeds ed Bee ae eae 168 Mieniheanes Df Gl yGOLar, Bi0 ya oy isles oik din Gem ee Aig cede aie Ge glee ORME Res oe eee 168 Methods of. determining the alveolar aif. . 55.2.4: ss 1 Chee ae ee we ee 169 Hgidane method o5 35665536 is yn AWS oe sae ee E28 SE OR Cece ie 169 PGi AGED «io < 545s 6 a is ae Bea hte oa a hee ea RE ere ieee eee 171 Method of calculating alveolar air from respiration experiments siored tote 172 Conditions of taking alveolar-air samples........°..cceeeeeeneeecs ee oy 174 Discussion: of -résalta do iiss 6 ihelena kw BORO ES RO TORS eR eee cs 175 Dine Of dead enace In faBbinis 566s dice Sun a as ae UR ee eR od ies 175 Difference in mechanics of respiration in morning and evening............ 178 Significance of change in the alveolar air during the fast................. 180 ASCUNISOTIB hc Gk a vig 2 a Sk we et Rar, PSE aN CO Shas. ee 181 Subjective impressions and mental attitude toward the fast. ............000000 eee 182 SUbIGOLIVG TOIDTOOFIONS 5. Sis dnein'a xo ks nwa. oS Dated d SRE ee Ci eee 182 Mental attitude of the subject toward the fast.............. cc ccc cccccceecs 187 ne peyano-piyniology Gls Taste Si. sod wa Soe eo. . Sa RRR RE ee 191 NIGmMOTT TOR WOTKE Leck sch ed's dad dewets ciambe ath we kobe Oke eee 193 Lae SORE. Sea Sa Vicks a Gira dba ww oo an dees De eR Aes ie 194 Pirengih teste. vase iss ss de wR 216 ee ee ee eet at eee Oe 196 A. BOUERL-BDBOO MTOBNOIG «°5 i eb d's dod wee ue Bad fe eee eee eee 198 ot Taemory Tordigite:) 6075. 24 os. 8. os ee a Ae ee 199 MRT SOBGB is 3 6 cd bse a PH eas Sales Loe o CRU e ERE eee 200 CONGR EON GONG ci wi Gs FG kas ons ao k % op Wee bd owas bos Ge Bay eee 206 SPIRAL OIE ESS hep es he hk Ae ode wo bh 6 wee Wa bie we ees i ee 207 SIATEP GORGE a hha w CEN Wee ees pk oie eae ain CRE Oe ee ee 208 Vorrelationsiais sso iisc fees Rt wt ee eee wee at SS 211 General summary and conclusmGnes : 06.6. SR Oe SE ee 212 SUPE MOGMEANSE gs 1 LPT OUAEIN 6 6 iv we a ds Gor so Sn sa WN Seah eee ce 222 Appendix II. Complete series of association tests............ cece cee cceeces 222 ee OPI’ VEE OEE CRUE EEO CE Pl gor AA ne te ween gael nh cet TP gh 230 Observations upon the bacterial intestinal flora of a starving man................. 232 aaeehvion throngh the skin. cn: 2s ek Tn ie OSI CN Bao ee 233 MIRARNO 3 5 Saris Was ba /0sss kt oR EN OK Bis ARES GAY cau SG eae cae 2 os eee 236 General routine of collection and sampling.............ccccccccccccccceucee 236 Composition of the urine prior to the fasting experiment.................e00- 238 Physical characteristics of the fasting urine. 2. 6.6. d ei cbc ccc ce decuccccce 238 WOMITAe OL MIFING..5 os POR A At CR RS. Die ee 240 RINT BEACH iin Sores Sao Lea oles ook AL ORE eo cae Ae 242 EEL AUSS Ne eh wis ae ha ke oon 4 a ib ae ee ee ee 243 Dey tne Hight urines., 6.4 Men. os Maan or eee ee 245 Chemical constituents of fasting urine... ..........00c cc ccc ce ececuceccuvece 247 LOUAE WEOBON SL Ss stra: as ks Sea ee em Fa Re eee 247 Comparison of total nitrogen excretion of L. with that of other fasting PESO 4S as ie o Sta aeons WO ic ee dks be eee 247 Daly exeretion of nitrogen..sic. ss 2.2.62 5 ee eee 250 Nitrogen excretion per kilogram of body-weight.................0-. 252 Comparison of methods for determining total nitrogen and ammonia- DATOMOH ous 455 CEPA R ied oe Se aa eee 253 The partition of the nitrogen excretion............000ccccccvcccceccccce 254 TIPO 5 5-0 Si vein dW vim Wowk due oe maha neg ees Bi eee 254 ASTON» 6.6.» 0:15: wine's side's meee oo iw eae A ene 257 MTEC S000 0/5 5 nin i 6b iasss ach se ego eia ini kp be oe Re oe 259 CBRNE i oa is isd is xe pe a RI ae eee 262 Rest-nitrogenis:..:i3h a8, us weisinis ta BAO SEN ely ee etna eae 268 Acid radicles. 5.0... wit A ee, Aad a ee eee 268 Chlorine. :.)..0 4054 2 9Gih ad Bi Git A AE ANG 268
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