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It is partially predigested milk, containing carbonic acid and a little alcohol, both of which have a tonic effect.
From grammar school to university it is all this business of predigested tablets.
The nurse said this food was predigested but did not tell me by whom.
Second: fluid diet consisting of broth, buttermilk, or some of the predigested liquid beef preparations which furnish both food and stimulation necessary in such cases.
Others contain malt, or are subjected to a malting or germinating process to develop the soluble carbohydrates, and such foods are sometimes called predigested.
Above their heads was a jumble of billboards advertising predigested foods, wrestling instruction, radio handies and the like.
A great amount of discussion, pro and con, has been raised over the subject of predigested food.
The foregoing examples will show that the subject of predigested food, taken in its broadest sense, cannot be dismissed summarily with either approbation or disapproval.
