...have very practical relations to the idea which has been brought prominently forward here, viz., that cancer is to a great degree one of the final results of a long-continued course of error in diet, and that a strict dietetic regimen is, therefore, a chief factor...

...the waste products are retained in the system and have a tendency to produce abnormal growths." . . . "Cancer is to a great degree one of the final results of a long-continued course of error in diet, and a strict dietetic regimen is, therefore, a chief factor...

...the waste products are retained in the system and have a tendency to produce abnormal growths." . . . "Cancer is to a great degree one of the final results of a long-continued course of error in diet, and a strict dietetic regimen is, therefore, a chief factor...

...economy," and he alludes more or less to the effect of diet on the disease. The late Willard Parker, one of New York's great surgeons, in a study of 397...is to a great degree one of the final results of a long-continued course of error in diet, and a strict dietetic regimen is, therefore, the chief factor...

...in animal food." He says, "Cancer is to a great degree one of the final results of a long-continued course of error in diet, and a strict dietetic regimen...on cancer I can speak with great positiveness, that vegetable, or at least a very bland diet, does check the progress of the disease, and in some cases...

...or effective state, constitutes the general predisposition to cancer." The late Dr. Willard Parker, one of New York's great surgeons, in a study of 397...is to a great degree one of the final results of a long-continued course of error in diet, and a strict dietetic regimen is, therefore, the chief factor...

...years ago, places himself on record as follows, after treating cancer of the breast for fifty years, " Cancer is to a great degree one of the final results of long-continued errors in diet, and a strict dietetic regimen is, therefore, a chief factor in treatment,...

...system have a tendency to produce abnormal growths . . . Cancer is tu a great degree une of the Cnal results of a long continued course of error in diet, and a strict dietetic regimen is, therefore, a chief factor in the treatment — preventive and curative." Another authoritative voice to be heard...

...late Dr. W,illard Parker, a well known New York surgeon, who said : "Cancer is, to a great extent, one of the final results of a long continued course...regimen is therefore the chief factor in the treatment, prevention and cure. .... In regard to the effect of abstemiousness in cancer, I speak with great positiveneas...

...predisposition to cancer." Dr. Willard Parker, in 1885, in a study of 397 cases of cancer of the breast said, "Cancer is, to a great degree, one of the final results of a long continued course of error in diet." Dr. Wm. J. Mayo, in his presidential address before the American Surgical Association in 1914, said,...