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According to Ogata,1) Hosokawa,2) Hirai3) and Asai4) blood sugar content increases in B-avitaminosis. A decrease of the gly colytic enzyme in the blood of rice-diseased animals was proved by Gentiles) and Takayama,s) and further Takemoto,7) Sasaki,8) Ikebe,9) Tiwaki,10) Usuki11) and Era12) confirmed that glycolysis in blood was disturbed in cases of B-avitaminosis or rice-disease. Thus, a disturbance of glycolysis will happen and a hyperglycemia will result in the B-avitaminotic body. Then, it is natural to deducee that an increase of glycogen content of leucocytes will occur in B avitaminosis. This was confirmed by Miyakawa.,13) who saw an in

Study on the Iodine Reaction of Blood Neutrophiles in Cases of Lactating Mothers