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by
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Emeritus Consultant Is Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine.
Mayo Foundation
A Salt-Poor Diet
Many persons ask me if they
should go on sticking to what
thev call a salt-free diet. Actual
ly, it isn't a
salt-free diet;
that is very
hard to de
sign, and if it
could be ob
t a i n e d, it
might cause
serious illness.
Fort unately,
in most cases,
Alvarez when an ef
fort is made to cut down on the
amount of table salt in the diet,
what the person gets is a "salt
poor diet." In order to get a
largely salt-free diet, the person
usually has to go into a hospital
under the care of an expert die
tician. Often what is used is the
Kempner rice diet.
So far as I can tell from talk
ing to patients, the craze for a
Dr
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Mrs. L. M. Frank has chosen
a girl from a terrible home.
Frank M. But Yolande is the
first to criticize her parents.
Mrs. L. M. My husband and
I are very upset about our boy,
Frank, who is on the verge of
making a terrible marriage.
Frank is 24 and we thought
he had grown up into a fine,
intelligent young man. We
prided ourselves on having done
a good job. We always instilled
in our children the importance
of choosing a mate who came
from as good a home as ours. I
don't mean anything snobbish by
that. I just mean we feel that a
happy home life is everything.
I have seen such wrecks come
out of unhappy or broken homes.
Well, as fate would have it,
Frank has chosen a girl from a
miserable home. Her parents
have been separated many times.
Two of her sisters have made
unhappy marriages. A younger
brother is just a no-good loafer..
Yolande is pretty, I'll admit, and
has a nice way about her, but
I'm sure this home life has had
lasting and terrible effect on her.
The marriage would be such a
mistake.
Frank M. Yolande's home
life sure did have a lasting ef
fect on her. It made her 100 per
cent determined to make a happy
marriage herself. Yolande is the
first one to criticize her parents
and her sisters for the messes
they made. She has studied all
the wrong -things they did and is
determined to be exactly the opposite.
My parents don't realize that
Yolande is not only pretty and j
has a "nice way" but stands way j
above the average girl in intelli
gence and social ability. She has
more friends of both sexes than
any girl I know and everyone is
crazy about her.
Yolande's yearning for a hap
py, peaceful home makes me so
anxious to give it to her. An im
portant start would be to get my
parents' acceptance. Yolande
now feels they don't like her and
she doesn't like to visit my home.
She says they'll make trouble
for u? once we are married. I
wouldn't see them if they did.
"
The Council The L. M.'s have
chosen a reasonably good yard
stick for their judgments of pos
sible mates for their children,
but they are being a bit too rigid
about it. It isn't possible to make
a positive evaluation of a home
background from the surface
look. Some stormy homes have
many good forces in them and
some seemingly placid ones
seethe with hidden poisons.
Besides, many individuals rise
above their home backgrounds.
These parents ought to try to
know Yolande better and judge
her on her own merits. It is
rather unfair to condemn her un
conditionally on the basis of her
family background.
On the other hand, Frank
should give due consideration to
his parents' warning. Yolande
may be a superior girl and have
a sincere desire to create a bet
ter life for herself, but she has
not had the intimate experience
of living in a happy home.
She has probably learned
much from the mistakes of her
parents and sisters, but imita
tion is a powerful force in be
havior and it is very difficult to
reverse the earliest and deepest
patterns.
Yolande shows resentment of
both her own parents and
Frank's. It is true they probably
hurt her, jet it was unwise of
her to make an issue of it to
Frank. This, plus her anxiety
that others could make "trouble"
in her marriage, shows her lack
of confidence. She may be able
to make a good marriage some
day but our view is that she isn't
ready for it yet.
(Copyright, 1937.
General Features Corp.)
salt-poor diet which started some
years ago. has largely died down.
Many of the physicians who, for
a while, were prescribing such
a diet right and left, apparently
did not know that it was tried
out around in 1906, ,and then
given up. It was tried again
around 1920, and again largely
given ud.
If a person with a bad heart
or bad kidneys is somewhat
water-logged, with dropsy and
swollen ankles, it can help much
to go on a diet poor in table
salt. So far as I can tell from
reading scores of papers by ex
perts, it is doubtful if the amount
of salt-poorness in a diet which
a man or woman can obtain at
home will lower, or cure high
blood pressure. Often, all it does
is to annoy and depress the pa
tient. People with a mild type
of high blood Dressure usually
don't need much treatment, and
get along well without it. A
person with a serious type III or
type IV high blood pressure has
to do something, and he may get
much heln from going into a hos
pital and staying for a while
on a diet which contains very
little table-salt. In this way he
can get a helpful vacation from
his hish blood Dressure.
I think it unwise, to prescribe
an unpleasant diet for the aver
age woman of 50 who has a
blood pressure of perhaps 180
systolic and almost no symptoms.
I have seen hundreds of such
women get along beautifully
without any treatment at all.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible for him to answer re
quests for information or to at
tempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicaie, 1957)
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