Word: nutritionist
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...facts. At the same time, they recommend a substantial switch from hard, saturated fats of animal origin to cooking oils of vegetable origin. After Cleveland's Dr. Irvine H. Page suggested that such a diet change was due for wide-scale trial (TIME, Jan. 5), Nutritionist Norman Jolliffe reported that 79 men. aged 50 to 59, enrolled in a New York City project dubbed the "Anti-Coronary Club." had stuck to such a diet for at least six months and gone about their normal business uncomplaining. But many a housewife still asks: Is a lowered-fat, cholesterol-reducing diet...
...generally advise well-nourished, adult patients to go easy on milk, a direct cause-and-effect relationship between milk consumption and formation of calcified deposits (as kidney stones or elsewhere in the body) is hard to establish. Yet many medical experts agree with Dr. Ewell. Says Manhattan's Nutritionist Dr. Norman Jolliffe: "With an adequate diet, milk is not necessary for an adult...
...Reducing pills sold without prescription are not only useless and possibly dangerous but exorbitantly priced," Nutritionist S. William Kalb of Newark told a congressional committee investigating advertising for "dietless" reducing treatments. Dr. Kalb passed out samples of a brand made of skim milk and lemon juice, estimated that the manufacturers made "about a 400,000% profit" on the pills. Added Dr. Kalb relentlessly: Diet is the only way to reduce...
...feeding up Skid Row derelicts at the same time as he allowed them as much corn liquor as they could drink; their pellagra cleared, showing that it had been caused not by alcohol but by the absence of essential food factors. At Birmingham's big Hillman Hospital, Nutritionist Spies worked seemingly miraculous cures by diet alone...
...prudent person who has had, or wishes to avoid, coronary heart disease should eat a high-fat diet of the type consumed by most Americans." So said Manhattan's famed Nutritionist Norman Jolliffe before New York's Orange County Heart Association this week. "This applies to all races and occupations, to the physically active and to the sedentary ... to the chain-smoking, tense, ambitious executive and to ... the satisfied, relaxed barkeeper...