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by C. O. (Charles Oren) Benson
LITTLE BLUE BOOK NO.
This practical guide tackles the everyday problem of weight imbalance by focusing on simple, sustainable changes to diet and movement. It explains how a sedentary lifestyle and excess eating combine to store fat around vital organs, creating strain that can affect heart, kidneys and overall vitality. Readers learn to recognize the early signs of gaining weight, usually in the mid‑twenties, and are offered clear advice on swapping heavy, concentrated foods for lighter, bulkier options that keep the appetite satisfied without overloading the system.
The second part of the book presents a series of straightforward exercises designed to re‑ignite activity and help the body burn stored fat safely. Alongside a modest eating plan—light, frequent meals, modest portions of protein and plenty of vegetables—it shows how regular physical effort can reverse the cycle of inactivity. By combining mindful eating with realistic workout routines, the text empowers anyone looking to restore a healthier, more energetic frame.
Language
en
Duration
~29 minutes (27K characters)
Release date
Dec 16, 2025
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1906–1974
Known for practical early 20th-century health booklets, this writer focused on exercise as a simple tool for everyday well-being. His surviving works center on weight control, digestion, and related self-help topics.
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