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which is not too sweet, or white wine, cognac, cherry brandy, and pure rye 

 whiskey. 



Prohibited are cocoa, chocolate, sweet wine, champagne, and also beer 

 and liqueurs. 



8. Spices. Pepper, also red pepper, and small quantities of English mus- 

 tard are harmless. 



Saccharin or crystallose is allowed in small quantities (0.1 gram per 

 diem) to sweeten the food. 



Sugar, also levulose, is forbidden in any form, as well as honey. 



Every diabetic should be advised to eat as much fat and butter as he can 

 without disturbing the appetite; hence, fat gravies, fat meat, vegetables, and 

 salads prepared with considerable oil are recommended. 



