p. 12 | FREDERICK BULPITT by Frederick Bulpitt

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jul 11, 1916

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 43, No. 27.

FREDERICK BULPITT

By Frederick Bulpitt

MOST people eat too much. They consume excessive quantities of food. This is not only an economical loss, but, what is worse, results in injury to the health. The digestive organs must exert themselves to remove this extra material from the body. Such treatment, continued, results in irregularities of their function and serious impairment of health. Probably the worst sufferers in this class are those who lead sedentary lives, specially brain workers. The appreciation of the best in life can only be secured when our energies are liberated from this continual drain upon their source. Many a man who appears “thick-headed,” is merely suffering from an overloaded stomach.