Valere aude (dare to be healthy) : or, The light of physical regeneration

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Valere aude (dare to be healthy) : or, The light of physical regeneration

by Louis Dechmann

EN·~10 hours·21 chapters

Chapters

21 total

By - Dr. Louis Dechmann - Biologist and Physiological Chemist

6:47:23

Valere Aude - (DARE TO BE HEALTHY) - or - THE LIGHT of PHYSICAL REGENERATION

0:09

DEDICATION

5:51

FORE-WORD

2:05

INTRODUCTION

3:45

THE HYGIENIC-DIETETIC METHOD OF HEALING

11:19

REGENERATION OF THE RACE - BY THE LIGHT OF BIOLOGY AIDED BY PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY.

21:25

HYMN OF HEALTH

5:21

THE DARE TO BE HEALTHY CLUB

23:31

SYSTEM OF REGENERATION

24:23

Description

A passionate plea for a return to nature’s own remedies, this early‑twentieth‑century treatise invites listeners to explore the science of health through a fresh, biological lens. The author, a seasoned biologist and physiological chemist, argues that true healing arises not from aggressive drugs or surgery, but from understanding and correcting the root causes of illness with diet, hygiene, and mindful living. By weaving together anatomy, chemistry, and everyday practical advice, the book offers a clear roadmap for anyone eager to nurture both body and mind.

Listeners will discover why the author sees the body as a self‑regenerating system that, when supported by proper nutrition and clean habits, can restore its own balance. The text balances rigorous scientific explanation with accessible guidance, encouraging readers to become active participants in their own wellness. It’s a compelling invitation to reclaim health through reason, nature, and personal responsibility.

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Language

en

Duration

~10 hours (580K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Audrey Longhurst, Karen Dalrymple and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team.

Release date

2005-02-08

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Louis Dechmann

Louis Dechmann

1863–1924

A German-born health writer and self-styled physician, he published a stream of early 20th-century books and pamphlets on diet, hygiene, and natural healing. His work reflects the bold, often controversial reform ideas that surrounded health culture in the years before and after World War I.

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