By Dr. Royal Lee
Summary: Two articles that appeared in Let's Live magazine in 1952 and 1953. In "This Molasses War—Who is Prevaricating?," Dr. Lee compares natural and refined sugars. He posits that carbohydrates are not essential in the human diet and offers proof by way of certain traditional peoples who eat no carbs and yet experience perfect health. He also discusses the virtues of molasses, which is rich in minerals and is protective against tooth decay, whereas white sugar promotes cavities. Lee also describes the famous experiments of Dr. Rosalind Wulzen of Oregon State College that led to the discovery of the "anti-arthritic factor" in molasses and raw cream that was later named after her. In "Bone Meal—Nutritional Source of Calcium," Dr. Lee describes the virtues of finely powdered bone flour as a source of protein and minerals, particularly calcium. He states that for the teeth, cold-processed bone meal is unexcelled. He also discusses the role of trace minerals also found in bone meal. 1953.
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