Show SOLDIERS LIKED WAR BREAD british fighting me men found their health improved d through vw Us of unbolted wheat meat meal A little more than a century ns agn when britain had been fighting for fee years yearn against napoleon food became very tey earet escame following is fraval rom a book on bread makima written by aylvester fy lvester graham G in i 1837 in order to con conserve sera wheat na as much as po possible sIbIe ta hie e british government or dfred that tk the moy army should be fird with h hd bread d bowde ft from unbolted millet meat I 1 e imply the tha wheat ground ernd without having the luat bran a or removed the soldiers sok llera were at first displeased with the bread and refused to set eat it even casting it from them in great rage but after tie two or tareo week ill they began to be ciuch pleased with it and ad preferred it to the fire fine iwuc flour bread the he result of this experiment was that not at only was me wheat niblo ad to ta go further farther but the health of f the so soli di chiera ec imp improved oved so much and so eo malk featly 1 in the course of n few that it became I a matter after of emu common re ya mark or it among themelina them thien eliea nelce bed oil of part vat mail and r among g the officer fsr 11 and ad physicians by ile of f the h army ay they thi cx presaged themselves th a live vea with ith confide ends and ad zeal on im the subject the public declared that tile tha soldiers were a era never so BO healthy tied nad drobut sl ahe I 1 he public rel pera par were more for far months filed with praise april of whole wheat bread antl and it was ren rein almly introduced into families lamolli still till after ft this experiment with buch ili happy results and ad so a general rod ad full a testimony had bill been glen gin in fa or or of the coarse wheat burat bread when large supplies of superfine flour floor tame 1 in fr america and the crops from home became ngali age 1 abundant and the tha act of parliament regarding arding the food of the army 1 bee be e extinct most of the people by degrees returned to their old habits of eating citing fine broad bread |