Dietetics [noun]

But even dietetics as a science has to stand aside when actual experience speaks.

In the matter of sledging foods, one comes down to a solid basis of dietetics.

But it will serve as a rough survey of the romance and reality of modern dietetics.

The work will also prove valuable to students of animal dietetics at agricultural stations.

The secret of the great age to which he attained was in contravention of all the principles of dietetics.

In dietetics too Gilbert was careful and intelligent, and upon this branch of therapeutics he justly laid great emphasis.

This is the most important work ever published on the subject of infant dietetics.

In dealing with Dietetics, Hippocrates displays close observation and sound judgment.

She consulted Professor Christison on dietetics, and procured dietaries from foreign hospitals.

They watched the slightest deviation from the rules of logic, and neglected those of dietetics, to which the former are a farce.