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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 6, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 17.

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Worth More than Money

By Editor

It is reasonable to regard the scientific treatment of such topics as are listed below as of far greater value than that represented by the price of the health mentor presenting these in full. While the cost is only a trifle, the instruction is priceless. The May Life and Health, on sale during April, takes up general health principles and deals with special requirements for May in the following topics:—
Freedom from Drugs.
False and True Stimulation.
Care of the Newborn.
The Prevention of Blindness.
The Kitchen and Its Equipment.
The Bracing Effect of a Purpose.
The Newer Views Concerning Nutrition.
Why Meat is So Prominent in the Average Menu.
Does the Use of Meat Tend to Hasten Old Age?
Man May Continue Efficient from Forty to Eighty.
Concerning Old Age: Why It is Postponed; How It May be Further Postponed.
Sprue, a Tropical Disease Now Becoming Important to the American.
How the Government is Meeting the Malaria Problem.
Modern Science and Tobacco.
Items of Interest.
Heart and Blood Pressure.
A Stomach Wash.
Indigestion and the Eyes.
Hardening of the Arteries.
Craving; Indigestion.
Lingering Bronchitis.
Burning Feet; Sore Chest.
Soda Crackers.
Peanut Butter.
Piles.
Worms.

Sickness Not Necessary

Sickness is avoidable to a large degree, and the mission of our health mentor, Life and Health, is to reveal to its readers how to keep well. If its instruction is heeded, it will save not only much unnecessary suffering and the general undermining of the health, but also doctors’ bills. That being true, is Life and Health not worth at least $1 a year to every reader? Is it not most reasonable that every family should have the monthly visits of the magazine containing hints and warnings regarding the hygiene of the home and the care of the health of all the members of the family? Are our readers among those who are exercising forethought enough to have the regular visits of a health mentor? Do they not think a health mentor may be worth far more than $1 a year? Life and Health will teach all how to get well, how to keep well, how to treat simple ailments at home without drugs, how to sleep, cook, eat, and dress for health. Life and Health is indeed life and health to all its readers.