Condiment

condiments are not foods in any sense whatever and the effect upon the system of seasoning foods with these artificial aids to appetite is always deleterious none the less because it may at the time be imperceptible and may eventually result in disease Dr. Kellogg writes, quote, by contact they irritate the mucous membrane, causing congestion and diminished secretion of gastric juice when taken in any but quite small quantities.

When taken in quantities so small as to occasion no considerable irritation of the mucous membrane, condiments may still work injury by their stimulating effects.

When long continued, experimental evidence shows that human beings, as well as animals of all classes, live and thrive as well without salts as with it other conditions being equally favorable this statement is made with a full knowledge of counter-arguments and experiments but with abundant testimony to support the position taken all condiments hinder natural digestion Condiments, together with such things as pickles, vinegar, alcohol, tea, coffee, cocoa, tobacco, opium, are all injurious and undoubtedly are the cause of an almost innumerable number of minor and in some cases serious complaints.

Theine, caffeine, and theobromine, all stimulant drugs, are present in tea, coffee, and cocoa respectively.

Tea also contains tannin, a substance which is said to seriously impair digestion.

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But with proper care, changing discreetly, one can generally attain a desired end, especially when it involves the replacing of a bad habit by a good one.

In the recipes that follow, no mention is made of condiments, i.e. pepper, salt, mustard, spice, ad hoc genus omni.

Condiments are not foods in any sense whatever, and the effect upon the system of seasoning foods with these artificial aids to appetite is always deleterious, nonetheless because it may at the time be imperceptible, and may eventually result in disease.

Dr. Kellogg writes, quote, By contact they irritate the mucous membrane, causing congestion and diminished secretion of gastric juice when taken in any but quite small quantities.

When taken in quantities so small as to occasion no considerable irritation of the mucous membrane, condiments may still work injury by their stimulating effects.

This statement is made with a full knowledge of counterarguments and experiments, but with abundant testimony to support the position taken.

All condiments hinder natural digestion, end quote.

Condiments, together with such things as pickles, vinegar, alcohol, tea, coffee, cocoa, tobacco, opium, are all injurious, and undoubtedly are the cause of an almost innumerable number of minor and in some cases serious complaints.

Section 14.

Salads and Condiments.

Epicurean cooks sharpen with cloiless sauce his appetite.

It has, I hope, been made sufficiently clear that neither watercress nor radishes should figure in a dressed salad, from the which I would also exclude such small deer as mustard and crass.