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• Title: Lecture I: Nutrition and Health
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  • carbohydrates. But we still need something else: minerals. We get them
  • get it out of the ground and out of the air, From the mineral world;
  • they can take their protein from lifeless, mineral sources. Neither
  • earth. It contains many minerals, because minerals are in the earth
  • constantly absorbing those minerals. So the root of the plant has a
  • special relation to the mineral realm of the earth.
  • And the head particularly needs minerals. For it is from the head that
  • the earth and contain minerals. We need the minerals for
  • those are minerals. So you can see that the human being needs roots in
  • the earth and have a large quantity of minerals. They have the forces
  • rich in minerals are able to reach the head. Substances rich in
  • minerals, root substances, give strength to a human being by way of
  • not have as much mineral content as the carrot; it is not as earthy.
  • And it contains particularly carbohydrates; not so many minerals, but
  • We need minerals, and minerals are furnished by any kind of root, but
  • them, contain fats which they derive from the minerals. Now fats do
  • not enter the human body so easily as carbohydrates and minerals.
  • Minerals are not even changed. For example, when you shake salt into
  • You see, that is the difference between fats and sugar or minerals.
  • himself cannot form minerals. If he did not take in minerals, his body
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• Title: Lecture II: Nutrition and Health
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  • four substances necessary to human nutrition: minerals, carbohydrates,
  • of our head. The minerals we consume go up into the entire head; from
  • living things; they are not minerals, they are something alive. A
  • mineral kingdom: mineral fertilizer!
  • 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
  • If there is to be nothing but the mineral fertilizer that has now