Encyclopedia of diet;
a treatise on the food question ... explaining, in plain language, the chemistry of food and the chemistry of the human body, together with the art of uniting these two branches of science in the process of eating, so as to establish normal digestion and assimilation of food and normal elimination of waste, thereby removing the causes of stomach, intestinal, and all other digestive disorders,
by Eugene Christian ...

APA Citation

Christian, E. (1917). Encyclopedia of diet: a treatise on the food question ... explaining, in plain language, the chemistry of food and the chemistry of the human body, together with the art of uniting these two branches of science in the process of eating, so as to establish normal digestion and assimilation of food and normal elimination of waste, thereby removing the causes of stomach, intestinal, and all other digestive disorders. New York: The Christian dietetic society.

MLA Citation

Christian, Eugene. Encyclopedia of Diet: a Treatise On the Food Question ... Explaining, In Plain Language, the Chemistry of Food And the Chemistry of the Human Body, Together With the Art of Uniting These Two Branches of Science In the Process of Eating, So As to Establish Normal Digestion And Assimilation of Food And Normal Elimination of Waste, Thereby Removing the Causes of Stomach, Intestinal, And All Other Digestive Disorders. New York: The Christian dietetic society, 1917.