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• Title: Lecture I: Nutrition and Health
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  • breathe: that is also a way of taking in nourishment. You take oxygen
  • lungs, building them up, nourishing them through the fats.
  • we can say: the root nourishes the head particularly [see drawing above];
  • the middle of the plant, stem and leaves, nourishes the chest
  • particularly; and fruit nourishes the lower body.
  • there! for that nourishes our head. When we look down at the lettuce
  • fruits are the right thing to nourish the lower body, through the
  • protein they contain. Protein from any of the fruits nourishes your
  • stomach for you, nourishes all your digestive organs in your lower
  • When a child sucks a candy, he's not doing that for nourishment. There
  • of protein, he will be a well-nourished individual. This has led to
  • more they eat, the better they are nourished. Of course it is not
  • true. One is often much better nourished if one eats less, because
  • to be nourished with protein, for after all, it consists of living
• Title: Lecture II: Nutrition and Health
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  • You can see that it is also a question of giving proper nourishment to
  • begins to take external nourishment, one can learn from him what one