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• Title: Cover: Nutrition and Health
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  • entitled, Die Schopfung der Welt und der Menschen, Erdenleben und
• Title: Publishers Note: Nutrition and Health
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  • form of a conversation, with the workmen asking first one and then
• Title: Lecture I: Nutrition and Health
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  • the air, like beans or peas. And when one looks at a field of grain,
  • nutrition itself. One's immediate thought of nutrition is that when we
  • eat something, it goes through the mouth down into the stomach, then
  • it is deposited farther in the body and finally we get rid of it; then
  • we have it complete. So, protein, as it is in a hen's egg, for
  • important fact about carbohydrates is that when we eat them, they are
  • the carbohydrates are turned into starch inside us. Then they are
  • Now when we consider protein, we must realize how greatly it differs
  • is to be got from lifeless elements — he would then only be a plant
  • deposits, you've got black coal. When you sharpen a pencil, you've got
  • diamonds hidden in our body. Or we are a coal field! But now when
  • head. When the human being starts to be an earth-man in the womb, he
  • order to strengthen his head.
  • does not then work down strongly enough into the rest of the body.
  • they have had worms when they were young.
  • of the earth in them, and when they are taken into the stomach, they
  • empty-headed, dull, can't think properly, then it's fine if you too
  • And then it has the part we eat, what we call the tubers, deep down in
  • hairs, that hang on the tubers. They fall away easily. When you gather
  • moment when you are lifting a potato loose from the soil, the hairs
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• Title: Lecture II: Nutrition and Health
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  • and legumes, then fats, and protein. I pointed out how different our
  • in ordinary hens' eggs, for instance, but also the protein from plants
  • parts relate to one another, then you know how you are going to put
  • completely separated into its parts, so that when it all reaches the
  • laid out on the table. So now you will say, Sure! when I took that
  • activity when he manufactures his own protein. First he divides the
  • then are deposited throughout our body so that eggs we have eaten are
  • Actually, we are saved by the organization of our body so that when we
  • eat eggs, we don't all turn into crazy hens! It's a fact. We don't
  • become crazy hens because we break the protein down in our intestines
  • the nitrogen that comes to us in the hens' eggs; we use the nitrogen
  • needs in large quantity. When we take in protein from eggs, our body
  • In recent times when everything has become materialistic, people have
  • what substances are in the manure and then taking them out of the
  • And you can see, gentlemen, when one uses mineral fertilizer, it is as
  • if one just put minerals into the ground; then only the root becomes
  • strong. Then we get from the plants the substance that helps to build
  • knows that when he was a young fellow, everything that came out of the
  • and their white hands. Human beings have a lively, healthy color when
  • So you see, when one speaks of nutrition one has to consider how the
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