Counsels on Health

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• Preface
• Preface to the second edition
• Section 1—The World's Need
• Section 2—Essentials to Health
• Section 3—Diet and Health
• Section 4—Outdoor Life and Physical Activity
• Section 5—Sanitariums—Their Objects and Aims
• Section 6—Successful Institutional Work
• Section 7—The Christian Physician
• Section 8—Nurses and Helpers
• Section 9—Teaching Health Principles
• Section 10—Health Food Work
• Section 11—Medical Missionary Work
• Section 12—Ensamples to the Flock
• Section 13—Holiness of Life
  • Lights Amid Darkness
  • A Lesson From Solomon's Fall
  • Counsel to Physicians and Nurses
    • Experienced Guides and Counselors
    • Physicians to Be Circumspect
    • Trusting in Jesus
    • Conditions That Bring Disease
    • The Example of Joseph
    • Preservation of Health
    • Avoid Outward Display
    • Live Holy Lives
    • Exert a Saving Influence
    • Be Strong in the Lord
  • The Price of Health
  • Simplicity in Dress
    • Fashionable Dress a Stumbling Block
    • Dress Reform
    • Our Dress a Testimony
    • Children Subjected to Fashion
    • The Imperishable Ornament
    • Effect of Dress on Morals
  • Extremes in Dress
  • Immodest Dresses
  • Parents as Reformers
    • Where Intemperance Begins
    • The Mother's Responsibility
    • Temperance in the Home
  • Beware of Moral Corruption
    • Resent Undue Familiarity
    • Modesty and Reserve
  • The Only Safety
  • Servants of Sin
    • Youth Ensnared
    • Fruits of Indolence
    • An Example of Degradation
    • Moral Principle the Only Safeguard
  • Blinded by Sin
    • Hypocritical Reformers
  • Godliness and Health
    • Rightdoing the Best Medicine
    • Idleness and Despondency
    • True Religion Ennobles the Mind
  • An Advance Step
  • Religion and Contentment
    • Borrowing Trouble Detrimental
  • The Need of Consecration
  • Total Abstinence