Chap. 3. Of Milke.
What is the vse of milke?
Milke purgeth superfluous humours in the belly, and nourisheth the body: but soure things must not in any case be presently taken
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Milke purgeth superfluous humours in the belly, and nourisheth the body: but soure things must not in any case be presently taken
after it. Also, for feare it should cōgeale in the stomacke, put a litle sugar, salt, or honey into it, and so stirre them together. It agreeth well with cholericke persones, but not with the flegmatick.
Milk often vsed, of them that are not wont to laboure, causeth headach, and dimnesse of sight: it annoyeth the teeth. Which discom∣modities may be corrected by adding rice & sugar vnto it.
Womans milk is wholesomest and purest, because it is a restoratiue medicine for the braine and the consumption. Next vnto it, goates milk is best.
Creame with strawberies and sugar taken of hot cholerick persons will not much hurt.
Sower whay is a temperate drink, which mundifieth the lunges, purgeth bloud, and a∣layeth the heat of the liuer.