The
Sanitarium
Health
Extension
Service
is
a
humanitarian
and
educational
work
seeking
to
assist
its
beneficiaries
to
a
higher
plane
of
living
and
therefore
no
charge
is
made.
Dict
lists
to
correct
various
ailments
and
con-
ditions,
and
many
pages
of
valuable
information
about
foods,
nutrition
and
special
diets
will
be
furnished
to
each
member.
Medical
Dietetics
does
not
mean
the
giving
up
of
the
things
we
like
and
substituting
tasteless
dishes
or
going
on
a
starvation
diet,
but
it
means
proper
selection
of
food
tastily
and
hygienically
cooked
and
eaten
in
sufficient
quantities
to
satisfy
our
bodily
requirements.
Two
texts
books
will
be
used
for
which
a
.
charge
is
made,
but
the
members
do
not
have
to
secure
them
unless
they
wish
to
do
so.
However,
members
are
advised
to
add
these
books
to
their
libraries,
as
they
are
very
valuable
for
reference
and
should
be
in
every
home
regardless
of
the
School
of
Health.
THE
TEXT
BOOKS
“HouE
PHysICIAN”
points
out
the
cause
and
prevention
of
disease
and
contains
practical
in-
formation
on
the
home
care
of
the
sick.
“Tur
SCIENCE
OF
Foob
anND
COOKERY
gives
500
recipes
telling
how
to
prepare
foods
so
as
to
retain
their
natural
elements,
and
to
properly
nourish
the
body
in
sickness
and
in
health.
“The
Best
Medicine
is
Food”
There
is
a
very
definite
relation
between
faulty
nutrition
and
diseases
of
almost
every
kind.
The
most
of
our
chronic
sicknesses
occur
as
the
result
of
many
years
of
wrong
living
during
which
people
will
not
listen
to
advice.
From
some
of
them
there
may
be
no
recovery;
but
the
majority
could
be
avoided
if
we
began
in
youth
to
live
properly,
and
very
often
they
may
be
relieved
by
correcting
the
errors
in
living.
“DIED”
“after
forty
years
of
wrong
living”
could
be
truthfully
carved
on
many
tomb-stones.
LON
Corroborative
Opinions
of
Eminent
Medical
Authorities
Dr.
Harvey
W.
Wiley,
who
is
chiefly
responsi
ble
for
our
national
pure
food
laws,
says:
“1
be-
lieve
I
would
not
be
far
out
of
the
way
if
I
should
say
diet
may
be
said
to
be
a
factor
in
every
disease
to
which
man
is
heir.”
The
late
Sir
Wm.
Osler,
eminent
English
physician
and
medical
authority,
said:
Ninety
per
cent
of
all
conditions
other
than
acute
infec:
tions,
contagious
diseases,
and
traumatisms,
arc
traceable
to
diet.”
The
Drs.
Mayo,
of
the
famous
Rochester
(Minn.)
Clinic,
tell
us
that
eighty
to
ninety
per
cent
of
all
the
surgical
work
done
in
their
hos
pitals
is
done
upon
the
stomach
and
intestines,
with
the
related
organs,
as
the
gall
bladder,
ap-
pendix,
etc.
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