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• Title: Lecture I: Nutrition and Health
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  • are in all foods. Fats are even in plants. The third thing has a name
  • they are also found in large quantity in all other plants. The
  • in animals and human beings from what it is in plants. Plants contain
  • is to be got from lifeless elements — he would then only be a plant
  • — he must get his protein as it is already prepared in plants or
  • plants. But now this is the amazing fact: the plants could not live on
  • in the green leaves and blood. The green in the sap of a plant is
  • or animal kingdom alive on the earth unless plants had had a very
  • different character from those kingdoms. Plants do not take in oxygen:
  • Plants are just as greedy for the carbon dioxide as human beings are
  • Now if we look at a plant [see drawing] — root, stem, leaves,
  • 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
  • the oxygen is breathed out by the plant. Human beings and animals get
  • 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
  • the plant and lets the oxygen go free. Our blood combines oxygen with
  • carbon; the green plant-sap separates the carbon again from the carbon
  • nature has made, that plants and animals and human beings should
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• Title: Lecture II: Nutrition and Health
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  • in ordinary hens' eggs, for instance, but also the protein from plants
  • protein into our body. Healthy plant protein! That is what our body
  • protein is easily broken down. But plant protein, which we get from
  • fruit — it is chiefly in that part of the plant, as I told you on
  • the plants themselves. And that means, we must realize that plants are
  • plant comes to us out of the seed we put in the ground. The plant
  • manuring is what will give us really good plant protein.
  • strong. Then we get from the plants the substance that helps to build
  • up our bones. But we don't get a proper protein from the plants. And
  • the plants, our field grains have suffered from the lack of protein
  • only makes the roots of plants strong, but that works up powerfully
  • into the fruits and produces good, proper protein in the plants which
  • pasture come upon poisonous plants too — all of them — and if they
  • did not know instinctively that they could not eat poisonous plants,