(Q) What should the diet be in the present?
(A) This has been outlined for the body heretofore. Keep
away from starches of too great a quantity. As indicated,
there is more in the combination of foods than in the foods
themselves. Do not eat too much of red meats. Seldom, if
ever, should hog meats be taken; though fish, fowl or lamb
may be taken - these are preferable - though never fried.
Of course, the leafy vegetables are preferable to those that
grow under the grounds; and of course two or three of the
leafy and one of the pod should be used to one growing under
the ground. Lettuce, carrots, celery , and those that may be
be eaten raw, should be the greater part of one meal every
day.
Do these for the diet.
Do not overtax the body, but some exercise most every day.
(Q) Any other advice?
(A) A far as any coffee, tea or the like is concerned, -
these in moderation, of course, are not harmful. Much - or
too much of either of these would become hard on the
digestion. Any cereal drink is preferable. Coffee once a
day. Do not take any carbonated drinks.
The correct attitudes of the body are very necessary. Be
expectant for creative influence; that is, not merely being
good but being consciously good for something; thinking of
others, doing for others, being to others what you would like
others to be to you if the conditions were reversed.
We are through for the present.
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(GD's note: For reducing, and to create appetite for the
right type of food: About thirty minutes before each meal,
stir three ounces of Welch's Grape Juice and one ounce of
plain water - not carbonated - in a glass and drink.
Do this regularly for several weeks at the time, then leave
off a week or two, and repeat.)
BACKGROUND
See
1830-1.
REPORTS
She remarked immediately following the reading [1830-2] that
she was going to get a reading every year or two to keep her
in good shape.
4/24/44 She obtained a Physical Rdg., for her son,
Mr. [
4088].
Mrs. [
1830] lived to be 78 years old.



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