First Book in Physiology and Hygiene by John Harvey Kellogg
page 110 of 172 (63%)
page 110 of 172 (63%)
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if we try to study. If we have plenty of sleep, free from bad or
exciting dreams, we awake in the morning rested and refreshed, because while we have been asleep Nature has put the brain and nerves in good repair for us. We ought not to stay up late at night. We should not eat late or hearty suppers, as this will prevent our sleeping well. ~8. We Ought Not to Allow Ourselves to Become Angry.~--When a person flies into a passion he does his brain and nerves great harm. It is really dangerous to get angry. Persons have dropped dead instantly in a fit of anger. ~9. We should Shun Bad Habits.~--Bad habits are very hard to give up, and hence we should be careful to avoid them. When a child learns to swear, or to use slang phrases, the brain after a while will make him swear or use bad words before he thinks. In a similar manner other bad habits are acquired. SUMMARY. 1. A person without a brain or nerves would be of no more account than a vegetable. 2. When the brain or nerves are sick they cannot perform their duties properly. 3. To keep the brain and nerves in good health, we must take good care of the stomach and all other important organs of the body. 4. There are many things which we may do to keep the brain and nerves |
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