Daily Training
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— Squills^ digitalis, nitric ether, acetate of potash, broom-tops, dandelion, mercury.
" Hydropathic Diuretics. — Copious water-drinking, hot- air baths, sitz-baths, wet packing, &c. No remedies act more powerfully on the kidneys without injury. Copious drinking of barley-water is good." 157 CHAPTER VI.
AIR AND BREATHING.
Among all the millions of outside agencies that go to build up and strengthen, or if improperly used to undermine, the health of the human body, there is none so constant in o...ur environment as air. At intervals it is necessary to eat and to sleep. At intervals it is equally essential for us to have light ; but the use of air goes on from birth to death ; completely deprived of it only for a few minutes we die, and it is largely because breathing is so obviously and always essential, because except in definite ill- health it is completely automatic, that IS8 DAILY TRAINING.
few people even give a thought to the ques- tion, and most would be disposed to laugh if they were told that there are different ways of breathing, some right and some wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Squills^ digitalis, nitric ether, acetate of potash, broom-tops, dandelion, mercury.
" Hydropathic Diuretics. — Copious water-drinking, hot- air baths, sitz-baths, wet packing, &c. No remedies act more powerfully on the kidneys without injury. Copious drinking of barley-water is good." 157 CHAPTER VI.
AIR AND BREATHING.
Among all the millions of outside agencies that go to build up and strengthen, or if improperly used to undermine, the health of the human body, there is none so constant in o...ur environment as air. At intervals it is necessary to eat and to sleep. At intervals it is equally essential for us to have light ; but the use of air goes on from birth to death ; completely deprived of it only for a few minutes we die, and it is largely because breathing is so obviously and always essential, because except in definite ill- health it is completely automatic, that IS8 DAILY TRAINING.
few people even give a thought to the ques- tion, and most would be disposed to laugh if they were told that there are different ways of breathing, some right and some wrong.
What to read after Daily Training?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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