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• Title: Lecture I: Nutrition and Health
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  • in from the air; you breathe it in. But there is carbon spread through
  • graphite. Coal and graphite: they're both carbon. Your whole body is
  • made of carbon (as well as other substances). Carbon is formed in the
  • thing in the world? a diamond — and that's made of carbon; it just
  • could say you're made of glittering diamonds. The black carbon, that
  • oxygen combines with carbon in the blood, you have carbon dioxide. And
  • you know carbon dioxide quite well: you only have to think of Seltzer
  • water with the bubbles in it: they are the carbon dioxide. It is a
  • carbon, and he exhales carbon dioxide. You breathe oxygen in, you
  • breathe carbon dioxide out.
  • poisoned by the carbon dioxide coming from the human beings and
  • they take in the carbon dioxide that human beings and animals exhale.
  • Plants are just as greedy for the carbon dioxide as human beings are
  • blossoms: the plant absorbs carbon dioxide in every part of it. And
  • now the carbon in the carbon dioxide is deposited in the plant, and
  • it back again. Man gives carbon dioxide out and kills everything; the
  • plant keeps back the carbon, releases the oxygen and brings everything
  • to life again. And the plant could do nothing with the carbon dioxide
  • the plant, gentlemen, is a magician. It holds the carbon back inside
  • carbon; the green plant-sap separates the carbon again from the carbon
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• Title: Lecture II: Nutrition and Health
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  • Protein consists of carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen and sulphur.
  • intestines, man does not have protein in him, but he has carbon,
  • protein he has eaten into its separate parts and puts the carbon from
  • oxygen from the air and that this oxygen combines with the carbon we
  • have in us from proteins and other food elements. And we exhale carbon
  • in carbon dioxide, keeping a part of it back. So now we have that
  • carbon and oxygen together in our body. We do not retain and use the
  • combine with the carbon. Thus we do not make our own protein as the
  • From the protein we eat, we keep and use only the carbon. The other
  • only the carbon from the external protein. And we also make our own