Section

 1 I  |        4. A slender restricted diet is always dangerous in chronic
 2 I  |        requisite. And again, a diet brought to the extreme point
 3 I  |  dangerous.~5. In a restricted diet, patients who transgress
 4 I  | greater consequences than in a diet somewhat more generous.
 5 I  |      regulated, and restricted diet is dangerous to persons
 6 I  |       a slender and restricted diet is generally more dangerous
 7 I  |       an extremely attenuating diet must be used. When this
 8 I  |        to give a more generous diet, we may depart as far from
 9 I  |        to use the most slender diet.~9. We must form a particular
10 I  |    whether he will support the diet until the acme of the disease,
11 I  | previously and not support the diet, or the disease will give
12 I  |    acme speedily, a restricted diet should be enjoined at first;
13 I  |     must allow a more generous diet to support the patient.~
14 I  |   accustomed to live on such a diet.~17. We must consider, also,
15 III|  seasons, places, and kinds of diet.~4. In the seasons, when