The Vitamine Manual

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The Vitamine Manual

by Walter Hollis Eddy

EN·~4 hours·11 chapters

Chapters

11 total

BY - WALTER H. EDDY - ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY

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CHAPTER I - HOW VITAMINES WERE DISCOVERED - CHAPTER II - THE ATTEMPTS TO DETERMINE THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF A VITAMINE - CHAPTER III - THE METHODS USED IN TESTING FOR VITAMINES - CHAPTER IV - THE YEAST TEST FOR VITAMINE B - CHAPTER V - THE SOURCES OF THE VITAMINES - CHAPTER VI - THE CHEMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE VITAMINES - CHAPTER VII - HOW TO UTILIZE THE VITAMINES IN DIETS - CHAPTER VIII - AVITAMINOSES OR THE DISEASES THAT RESULT FROM VITAMINE DEFICIENCIES - CHAPTER IX - BIBLIOGRAPHY - PREFACE

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WALTER H. EDDY.

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CHAPTER I - HOW VITAMINES WERE DISCOVERED

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CHAPTER II - THE ATTEMPTS TO DETERMINE THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF A VITAMINE

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CHAPTER III - THE METHODS USED IN TESTING FOR VITAMINES

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CHAPTER IV - THE YEAST TEST FOR VITAMINE "B"

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CHAPTER V - THE SOURCES OF THE VITAMINE

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CHAPTER VI - THE CHEMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE VITAMINE

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CHAPTER VIII - AVITAMINOSES OR THE DISEASES THAT RESULT FROM VITAMINE DEFICIENCIES

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Description

A clear, concise guide that brings the rapidly expanding world of vitamins within reach of both laboratory students and curious readers. Beginning with the early mystery of beri‑beri and Casimir Funk’s coining of “vitamine,” the book traces how a handful of mysterious food factors grew into a family of essential nutrients, each with its own story and significance.

Organized into short, practical chapters, the manual covers everything from early attempts to pin down the chemicals’ structures to the laboratory tests that verify their presence. Readers will find useful tables of food sources, a rundown of the physiological roles of vitamins A, B and C, and straightforward advice on incorporating these factors into a balanced diet. A bibliography and notes on ongoing controversies round out a resource that feels both scholarly and approachable, ideal for anyone eager to explore the science behind the nutrients that keep us healthy.

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en

Duration

~4 hours (242K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Apr 1, 2005

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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About the author

Walter Hollis Eddy

Walter Hollis Eddy

1877–1959

A pioneering nutrition writer from the early vitamin era, he helped explain new discoveries in food science for both students and general readers. His books reflect a moment when vitamins were becoming a major part of modern health and nutrition.

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