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 In most of us we don't care our health . We only collect wealth. Men are constantly violating the laws of health, eating all sorts of incompatible, indigestible foods,  often when the stomach is exhausted and unable to take care of simple food. They fill it with a great variety of rich indigestible stuff, retard the digestive process with harmful drinks, then wonder why they are unfit for work, and resorts to all sorts of stimulate and drugs to overcome the bad effects of their greediness and foolishness. If we used common sense in our diet,  lived a plain,  sane,  simple life, we would never need to take medicine. The great things in life is efficiency. If you amount to anything in world,  your time is valuable, your energy precious. Do not do anything  or touch anything which will lower your vitality or lesson your chancess of advancement. 

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