Maintaining Health (Formerly Health and Efficiency)

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Maintaining Health (Formerly Health and Efficiency)

by Rasmus Larssen Alsaker

EN·~11 hours·36 chapters

Chapters

36 total

MAINTAINING HEALTH - (FORMERLY HEALTH AND EFFICIENCY)

2:46:55

AUTHOR OF "EATING FOR HEALTH AND EFFICIENCY"

0:13

IV OVEREATING - V DAILY FOOD INTAKE - VI WHAT TO EAT - VII WHEN TO EAT - VIII HOW TO EAT - IX CLASSIFICATION OF FOODS

0:34

XVII OILS AND FATS

0:14

XXII EXERCISE - XXIII BREATHING AND VENTILATION - XXIV SLEEP

0:08

XXVI ATTITUDE OF PARENT TOWARD CHILD

0:17

CHAPTER I. - PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS.

49:34

CHAPTER II. - MENTAL ATTITUDE.

40:52

CHAPTER III. - FOOD.

22:59

CHAPTER IV. - OVEREATING.

22:58

Description

In this thorough guide the author treats health as the foundation for every achievement, arguing that modern life has traded vitality for convenience. Drawing on centuries of medical thought, he explains how unnoticed habits erode both body and mind, and why that erosion spreads from one generation to the next. The opening chapters set a clear, urgent tone, urging listeners to recognize the hidden cost of everyday choices.

The bulk of the work is organized like a practical handbook: it surveys mental attitude, detailed food categories, timing and methods of eating, and the roles of exercise, breathing, and sleep. Special sections explore fasting as a therapeutic tool, caring for children, and strategies for extending life well beyond the average expectation. Listeners will find concrete recommendations and timeless principles that can be applied immediately to improve daily well‑being.

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Language

en

Duration

~11 hours (659K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2005-07-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Rasmus Larssen Alsaker

Rasmus Larssen Alsaker

1883–1960

A Norwegian-born physician who built a career in the United States, he wrote widely on diet, preventive health, and natural living in the early 1900s. His books reflect a strong belief that everyday habits could shape long-term well-being.

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