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Digestibility of Certain Miscellaneous Animal Fats (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Holmes, Arthur D.

 
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Synopsis

Digestibility of Certain Miscellaneous Animal Fats offers a clear look at how different fats are absorbed by the human body.

This early nutrition study examines several fats—such as goat’s butter, oleo oil, oleo stearin, ox-tail fat, and turtle fat—and measures how well they are digested when eaten in amounts typical of a normal diet. The book reports the percentages of digestibility for fat, protein, and carbohydrate, and notes that these fats generally assimilate well without causing notable adverse effects.




  • Concrete digestibility data for a range of fats, including oleo oil and turtle fat.

  • How the fats perform in mixed-diet experiments and their impact on overall nutrient absorption.

  • Observations on tolerability and practical implications for dietary fats in the early 20th century.

  • Context within USDA nutrition publications and related fat studies of the era.



Ideal for readers interested in the history of nutrition science and the empirical study of fat digestion.

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