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• Title: Lecture I: Nutrition and Health
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  • deposits, you've got black coal. When you sharpen a pencil, you've got
  • could also say some thing else. Because — remember the most expensive
  • graphite in the pencil, and the diamonds: they are all the same
  • large expenditure of strength, it leaves a man weak afterwards, and
  • hard time getting their seed if they had to depend upon someone
  • cooking the grains. And now, gentlemen, what happens when we cook the
  • been entirely changed. Think what happens to the grain when I make
  • summer! There an inner ripening has already been happening, so that
  • stems (which are not ripened but actually dried up by the sun). The
  • unnecessary amounts of protein — well, then something happens as it
  • it happened with these two that the man's urine showed no sign of the
  • What had happened? They had stuffed the man with protein and it was of
  • becomes poisonous and poisons the whole body. That's what can happen
  • healthy brain, for just the opposite is happening: one is getting a
• Title: Lecture II: Nutrition and Health
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  • myself. But it doesn't happen that way, gentlemen. A human being has
  • then it never happens that our body is missing some essential element.
  • strong lungs if he's always opening the window and crying, “Let's get
  • the best preparation for later attacks of appendicitis, they would be
  • yet. Think of the amount of thought expended daily in this world in
  • and the body becomes rigid. Now it can also happen that someone has
  • habit of thinking was good for us. Later, as it happens in life, we
  • his plate, because science told him to. And what had happened to him?
  • happens, for instance, as it does with very many children, that he
  • another, and gnaws at his pen so that something will come out that he
  • can write down. Gnawing at his pen doesn't help him, but the coffee