Compendium Diaeteticum

Compendium Diaeteticum is a comprehensive 18th-century guide to diet and nutrition by Philipp Jacob Düttel. This historical text offers insights into the dietary practices and nutritional understanding of the time. It provides a detailed look at the prevailing theories about food, health, and the human body.

Originally written in Latin, this edition makes Düttel's work accessible to a modern audience. The book offers a unique perspective on the history of dietetics and the evolution of nutritional science. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of medicine, nutrition, and 18th-century science.

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