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• Title: Cover: Nutrition and Health
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  • Two Lectures to Workmen
  • entitled, Die Schopfung der Welt und der Menschen, Erdenleben und
• Title: Publishers Note: Nutrition and Health
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  • molded concrete that Rudolf Steiner designed. The workmen had
  • form of a conversation, with the workmen asking first one and then
  • readers unfamiliar with Steiner's fundamental writings are advised to
  • writings is absolutely necessary in forming a judgment regarding the
• Title: Lecture I: Nutrition and Health
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  • Rudolf Steiner: Good morning, gentlemen! Has someone thought of a
  • is to be got from lifeless elements — he would then only be a plant
  • the earth either if human beings were not here! So, gentlemen, we
  • breathe: that is also a way of taking in nourishment. You take oxygen
  • In the course of the earth's evolution, gentlemen, which I have
  • the plant, gentlemen, is a magician. It holds the carbon back inside
  • dioxide and sets the oxygen free. Think what an excellent arrangement
  • complement one another in this way! They complement one another
  • won't consider the trees at this moment) — of root, leaf and stem,
  • blossom and fruit. Now look at the root for a moment. It is in the
  • And now look here, gentlemen! The part of the human being that is
  • And so, gentlemen, if — for instance — a child is becoming weak in
  • moment when you are lifting a potato loose from the soil, the hairs
  • So now, gentlemen, you can say to yourselves: When I eat carrots, my
  • still greater forces. Now think of this, gentlemen: when I exert my
  • work, for movement.
  • himself by any other means. Only think for a moment how strong people
  • cooking the grains. And now, gentlemen, what happens when we cook the
  • raw, his stomach would have to provide a tremendous amount of warmth
  • But now, gentlemen, let us come to the fats. Plants, almost all of
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• Title: Lecture II: Nutrition and Health
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  • Now think how it is, gentlemen, with this protein. Imagine that you
  • myself. But it doesn't happen that way, gentlemen. A human being has
  • have in us from proteins and other food elements. And we exhale carbon
  • Therefore you see, gentlemen, we must take care to bring healthy plain
  • You can see that it is also a question of giving proper nourishment to
  • We must remember that for long, long ages men have known that the
  • And you can see, gentlemen, when one uses mineral fertilizer, it is as
  • become so popular, or just nitrogen from the air — well, gentlemen,
  • foodstuffs are being obtained. It is tremendously important. You can
  • then it never happens that our body is missing some essential element.
  • are not made stronger by the treatment I have just mentioned. They are so
  • Question: Dr. Steiner, in your last talk you mentioned
  • reason, Perhaps I should mention that this person has never smoked and
  • gentlemen. And it shouldn't surprise anyone.
  • with tremendous liveliness. He said, “Yes, that colleague of mine,
  • Gentlemen, you need only think of this one thing: if animals did not
  • But now, gentlemen, what has materialism brought about? It no longer
  • Of course, gentlemen, when a person has diabetes, that is obviously a
  • And so, gentlemen, the most useful thing you can possibly do is this:
  • what he begins to like to eat and not like to eat. The moment a child
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