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Robert Kemp Philp
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961.
Diet
in
Homoeopathy.
The
articles
of
food
that
are
chiefly
recommended
when
attention
to
diet
is
necessary
are
stale
bread,
beef,
mutton,
poultry,
fresh
game,
fish,
chiefly
cod
and
flat
fish,
avoiding
mackerel,
&c.,
eggs
and
oysters.
Rice,
sago,
tapioca,
and
arrowroot
are
permitted,
as
are
also
potatoes,
carrots,
turnips,
broccoli,
cauliflower,
asparagus,
French
beans,
and
broad
beans.
Water,
milk,
cocoa,
and
chocolate
may
be
drunk.
It
is
desirable
to
avoid
all
things
that
are
not
specified
in
the
foregoing
list.
Ripe
fruit
may
be
eaten,
but
unripe
fruit,
unless
cooked
should
be
scrupulously
avoided.
962.
Signs
of
the
Weather.
963.
Dew.
If
the
dew
lies
plentifully
on
the
grass
after
a
fair
day,
it
is
a
sign
of
another
fair
day.
If
not,
and
there
is
no
wind,
rain
must
follow.
A
red
evening
portends
fine
weather;
but
if
the
redness
spread
too
far
upwards
from
the
horizon
in
the
evening,
and
especially
in
the
morning,
it
foretells
wind
or
rain,
or
both.
964.
Colour
of
Sky.
When
the
sky,
in
rainy
weather,
is
tinged
with
sea
green,
the
rain
will
increase;
if
with
deep
blue,
it
will
be
showery.
965.
Clouds.
Previous
to
much
rain
falling,
the
clouds
grow
bigger,
and
increase
very
fast,
especially
before
thunder.
When
the
clouds
are
formed
like
fleeces,
but
dense
in
the
middle
and
bright
towards
the
edges,
with
the
sky
bright,
they
are
signs
of
a
frost,
with
hail,
snow,
or
rain.
If
clouds
form
high
in
air,
in
thin
white
trains
like
locks
of
wool,
they
portend
wind,
and
probably
rain.
When
a
general
cloudiness
covers
the
sky,
and
small
black
fragments
of
clouds
fly
underneath,
they
are
a
sure
sign
of
rain,
and
probably
will
be
lasting.
Two
currents
of
clouds
always
portend
rain,
and,
in
summer,
thunder.
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