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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1950
Seven Students Have Special Diets
By ELLSWORTH ZAHM
Seven University students eat regularly at Watkins hospital.
For students requiring a special diet the hospital has for the last four years maintained a special dining room on the third floor of the hospital.
In charge of the hospital's kitchen is pretty, blond Mary June Carter, who is a graduate of Iowa State college. After seven years of dieteticietics experience in Iowa Miss Carter came to K.U. two months ago.
Miss Carter said that there are three diabetics, two allergy cases, one low calorie case, and one low fat low cholesterol case eating at the hospital now.
One of the diabetics has been eating there for three years and the two allergy cases are eating there for their second year, she said.
The diabetic cases have a calculated diet for each person, and are allowed certain weights of foods varying with each case, Miss Carter said.
For example a sample meal might include 60 grams of meat, 100 grams of potatoes, 100 grams of peas, 100 grams of lettuce and tomato salad, one slice of bread and 10 grams of butter, 100 grams of fresh fruit, and a glass of milk. One pound equals 453 grams.
One allergy cases are allergic to certain foods. One person is allergic to barley, rye, wheat, pork, and chocolate. Another is allergic to all
of these foods plus eggs, beans, and milk products.
The low calorie cases are able to eat only about half of the amount of food eaten by an ordinary person. This diet is for persons who are overweight. Their diet is very simple, with no pie or other such fattening desserts and no creamed or fried meats on their menu. The low calorie case can eat no foods containing fat.
The students go to the hospital at the regular times of 7:20 to 8 a.m. for breakfast; 11:30 to 12:30 for lunch; and 4:30 to 5:30 for supper. They go directly to a dining room on the third floor of the hospital and call the hospital kitchen on the inter-communication system. They
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give their names and their meal is sent up on a dumb waiter.
The cost of the special meal service is low. Students can eat at the dining room for $2 a day. They are free to eat elsewhere if they wish and each is provided with a list of foods that they are able to eat so that they will know what foods to choose when eating outside the hospital.
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