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Ever wondered if you could live on milk and honey?

Haydak (1936) described a study in which he continued normal work for a
12-week period on a diet consisting solely of milk and honey. No subjective or
clinical problems were noted, except a need for ascorbic acid supplementation.
Later (Haydak et al, 1944), five adults alternated 1-week test periods with
1-week normal diet for 4 weeks. The test diet, milk and honey, was
supplemented with thiamine, ascorbic acid, and iodide. No effect on normal
health and activity was noted. 

JONATHAN W. WHITE JR (1978)
Agricultural Research Service
U S . Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia

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