Answer. It will be very difficult for you to keep alive if you exclude all food which contains lime. Lime in the food or water has nothing to do with the condition of the arteries; or rather, lime in the food is quite essential to health and longevity. The only general suggestion I can make is that the diet should be a minimum maintenance diet, and it should be principally vegetarian, but including milk and cheese and butter. Hardening of the arteries is not a condition for which a definite diet must be prescribed without personal study of the patient. I mean that if I had it, I certainly would not adopt any other standard-diet recommended for all such cases.

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