...Every man after fifty ought to begin to lessen the quantity of his aliment ; and if he would avoid great and dangerous distempers, and preserve his senses and faculties clear to the last, he should go on every seven years abating gradually." When hints like these are neglected, and persons...

...four years of age. "Why remove them at all If there is no special Indication?" — Med. Summary. H Every wise man after fifty ought to begin to lessen at least the quantity of his food, particularly meat, at last descending even into a child's diet. — AE Campbell, Chi. Med. Rec....

...Every man after fifty ought to begin to lessen the quantity of his aliment ; and if he would avoid great and dangerous distempers, and preserve his senses and faculties clear to the last, he should go on every seven years abating gradually." When hints like these are neglected, and persons...

...from excess in drinking. George Cheyne's thirteenth aphorism contains a volume of dietetic wisdom: " Every wise man, after Fifty, ought to begin to lessen...Faculties clear to the last he ought every seven years go on abateing gradually and sensibly, and at last descend out of Life as he ascended into it, even...

...the danger signals. Prof .Osier quotes approvingly Aphorism 13 of George Cheyne's "Essay on Regimen." "Every wise man after fifty ought to begin to lessen...dangerous distempers and preserve his senses and faculties to the last he ought every seven years to go on abating gradually and sensibly and at last descend...

...taught us. George Cheyne's thirteenth aphorism contains a volume of dietetic wisdom : " Every vine man, after Fifty, ought to begin to lessen at least...Faculties clear to the last he ought every seven years go on abateing gradually and sensibly, and at last descend out of Life as he ascended into it, even...

...years of age. "Every man," Cheyne says in his aphorisms, "ought to lessen his Aliment after fifty, and if he would continue free of great and dangerous...Faculties clear to the last, he ought every seven years go on abating gradually and sensibly, and at last descend out of Life, as he descended into it, even...

...ought to begin and lessen at least the quantity of his ' Aliment, and if he would continue free from great and dangerous Distempers and preserve his Senses...gradually and sensibly, and at last descend out of life a* he ascended into it, even into a Child's Diet." Put in other words, it reads — Wo eat too much...

...pounds) to proper dimensions. One of his aphorisms says: "Every wise man after Fifty ought to begin and lessen at least the quantity of his Aliment, and if he would continue free from great and dangerous Distempers and preserve his Senses and Faculties clear to the last, he ought...

...ought to begin and lessen at least the quantity of his Aliment, and if he would continue free from great and dangerous Distempers and preserve his Senses...abating gradually and sensibly, and at last descend our of life as he ascended into it, even into a Child's Diet." Put in other words, it reads — We._eftt...