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
  • Relation of Diet to Health and Morals
    • Self-Development a Duty
    • Temptation Through Appetite
    • Appetite Ruled Antediluvians
    • Intemperance After the Flood
    • Esau's Experience
    • Israel Desired the Fleshpots of Egypt
    • Intemperance and Crime
    • Our Youth Lack Self-Control
    • Responsibility of Parents
    • Evils of Meat Eating
    • Proper Preparation of Food a Duty
    • Wrong Eating Destroys Health
    • Too Frequent Eating a Cause of Dyspepsia
    • Evils to be Avoided
    • Eat Slowly
  • The Power of Appetite
    • A Solemn Responsibility
    • The Effect of Stimulating Food
    • Results of Indulgence
  • Faithfulness in Health Reform
    • Personal Responsibility
    • Strength Through Obedience
    • Flesh Foods
    • “To the Glory of God”
    • Teaching Health Principles
    • Extremes In Diet
    • Diet in Different Countries
    • A Word to the Wavering
  • Partakers of the Divine Nature
  • Result of Disregarding Light
  • Faithfulness to the Laws of Health
  • Healthful Cooking
  • Learn to Cook
  • A Most Essential Accomplishment
  • Unwholesome Bread
  • Changing the Diet
  • A Harmful Combination
  • Unpalatable Food
  • An Impoverished Diet
  • Extremes in Diet
  • Overeating
    • The Stomach Needs Periods of Rest
  • Overworked Mothers
  • Gluttony a Sin
  • Avoid False Standards
• 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