Breads, White and Brown: Their Place in Thought and Social HistoryLippincott, 1956 - 174 páginas |
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... bran on the workings of the alimentary canal was well known in the 16th century . When the belly was defending itself against the revolt of the other organs , Shakespeare 601 makes it say : " Though all at once cannot See what I do ...
... bran on the workings of the alimentary canal was well known in the 16th century . When the belly was defending itself against the revolt of the other organs , Shakespeare 601 makes it say : " Though all at once cannot See what I do ...
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... bran contained more cellulose than white flour , it also contained more protein , fat and minerals . Millon , 481 primarily interested in human nutrition , pointed out that even if the cellulose was indigestible , it was impossible to ...
... bran contained more cellulose than white flour , it also contained more protein , fat and minerals . Millon , 481 primarily interested in human nutrition , pointed out that even if the cellulose was indigestible , it was impossible to ...
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... Bran . - Prepared bran has never had the vogue as a laxative in Britain which it seems to have had in the United States . There it appears to have been introduced by Kellogg , 379 who considered that the fibrous envelopes of the grain ...
... Bran . - Prepared bran has never had the vogue as a laxative in Britain which it seems to have had in the United States . There it appears to have been introduced by Kellogg , 379 who considered that the fibrous envelopes of the grain ...
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