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Journal of Nutrition Vol. 1 No. 1 September 1928, pp. 49-56
Copyright © 1928 by American Society for Nutrition
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A Detailed Study of the Role of Vitamin B1 in Anorexia in the Albino Rat,2

Barnett Sure

(Department of Agricultural Chemistry, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark.)

1. Vitamin B deficiency is a determining factor in the development of anorexia.
2. Complete anorexia associated with vitamin B deficiency can be entirely cured with vitamin B therapy.
3. The response to vitamin therapy in anorexia is most marked when highly concentrated preparations of vitamin B are employed.

1 Recently a considerable literature has accumulated on the dual nature of Vitamin B1. In this paper the term "Vitamin B" is used in the sense to signifiy a combination of the thermolabile (anti-neuritic) and thermo-stable factors both of which are necessary for growth.

2 Research Paper No. 62, Journal Series, University of Arkansas. From the Department of Agricultural Chemistry, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.

Manuscript received 7 June 1928.




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