'We
Must
Learn
to
Eat...
I
.ftfany
may
be
surprised
to
learn
that
the
Csna-dian
national
diet
is
-short
some
essential
items,
that
;'.
while
Canadians
may
still
be
buying
large
Quantities
'
of
foodstuffs
thev
are
undernourished.
Specifically
they
lack
calcium
the
tone
former.
Calcium
C
which
j
.among
other
things
increases
resistance
to
disease,!
U
and
riboflavin,
or
yitamin
B2,
which
promotes
growth
and
is
part
of
the
important
oxidation-reduc-'
tion
system
in
living
cells.
Calcium
is
found
mainly
i
in
milk
and
the
dairy
products
and
-in
lesser
-amounts
!
in
cereals
and
meats;
vitamin
C
is
found
in
all
the
:f
citrus
fruits,
in
potatoes
and
green
leafy
vegetables;
riboflavin
is
in
milk,
dairy
produces,
leafy
vegetables
egg
yolks
and
cereals.
Large
quantities
-of
-aH
these
.'
foods
have
been
going
into
the
channels
of
civilian
!;
consumption,
but
not
enough.
More
of
the
vital
f
ood-:
stuffs
must
be
supplied
for
home
use
if
optimal
need?
are
to
be
met.
j
A
warning
that
the
Canadian
diet
is
below
par
is
issued
from
Ottawa
by
Dr.
L.
U
Pett,
chief
of
the
j!
Pensions
Department's
Nutrition
Service.
"His
find-
ings
are
based
on
a
study
of
food
supplies
made
-available
for
civilian
consumption
in
Canada
in
1943,
as
-reported
by
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics.
Food
,
containing
the
essential
items
"may
not
have
been
5
'.
available
to
all
the
people,"
he
says,
"or,
they
may
not
have
been
able
to
afford
them,
or
buying
habits
'
have
been
such
as
to
neglect
them."
Dr.
Pett
makes
no
recommendation.
That
is
not
his
affair.
He
merely
reports
the
shortage.
But
what
;
he
savs
is
something
so
serious
and
with
so
many
;-
ramifications
that
it
should
not
pass
unnoticed.
The
'
rejection
figures
for
the
Canadian
fighting
forces
m
the
past
four
years
show
a
lower
standard
of
f
it-'ess,than
we
had
a
right,
to
expect
in
so
rich
ajand
'.
as'
this.
MedicaVrecords
of
the
increases
"iri'tlfein-
cidence
of
many
diseases,
heart
conditions,
cancer,
;
'
diabetes,
Bright's
disease
and
others
suggest
that
the
national
health
is
far
from
the
level
needed
for
peace
j
or
war.
Health
is
in
the
bjood
for
it
is
blood
that
j
nourishes
and
feeds
all
tissues.
And
blood
is
made
t
out
of
foods
we
eat
and
digest.
If
our
food
is
lacks'
ing
then
our
blood
is
lacking
and
our
whole
physical
and
mental
setup
is
inefficient.
s
It
is
not
a
matter
of
wealth
or
ability
to
buy
cer-j
tain
foods.
Poor
nutrition
is
found
in
families
of
;
wealth
as
well
as
in
the
homes
of
the
poor.
The
great
;
empire
of
the
world
had
wealth
in
abundance
yet
j
deterioration
of
their
people
set
in
and
they
went
j
down
before
poorer
but
better
fed
races
which
ate
j
foods
richer
in
the
life-giving
elements.
Plans
have
l
been
drawn
in
Ottawa
for
large-scale
health
schemes
for
use
after
the
war.
At
the
core
of
any
such
plan
there
should
bd
a
department
of
diet.
Without
the
proper
diet
which,
we
now
lack
we
cannot,
and
never
shall
build
strong
bodies,
nerves
and
brains,
a
fact
well
understood
by
medical
men
and,,
dieticians
Jbut
not
unfortunately
by
the
majority
of
laymen.
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