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1 hus Opeaketk tke otomack" The Germinating Center of all Disease "The Tragedy of Man's Nutrition" By Prof. Arnold Ehret Originator of the Mucusless-Diet Healing System ^3. b Third Edition EHRET LITERATURE PUBLISHING 833 East Sixth Street Los Angeles 21, California Copyright 1923, Ehret Literature Publishing Co. Printed in U.S.A. CO. t 0~d LIST OF OTHER PUBLICATIONS by PROF. ARNOLD EHRET ,.•••••••• .«••••••« •. THE MUCUSLESS DIET HEALING SYSTEM LESSON COURSE (196 pages, 24 lessons), Bench Sewed—A complete workable program for cleansing, repairing, rebuilding and maintaining a body. Explains in plain, understandable, simple language the Ehret method so that anyone can apply it. Now in its Ninth Edition HEALTHY $ )2.O0 RATIONAL FASTING -for PHYSICAL, MENTAL & SPIRITUAL REJUVENATION. This thought provoking book has enabled untold thousands to overcome chronic illness and return to superb health. Prof. Ehret shows that Nature alone heals and thoroughly cleans best, and infallibly sure, as soon as the supply of food is stopped. The mystery of the "bacilli" is solved in convincing and interesting language. Third Edition $ iqq PH?^V^V^TF35-^ting and Dietetics, also THE MAGIC MIRROR, Third Edition, 1952. A on Physical Culture in relation to health in which the author, Prof. Arnold Ehret, shows that the highest degree of civilization can only be developed through physical culture, fasting and treatise dietetics. DE . .25 ™J ACURE OF CHRONIC CONSTIPAE 1 ION. a comprehensive sta *ement of the deeper TIPATION how they can be overcome and cured and not mereI V ^d DFFTn'^v RELIEVED * • • • • • EHRET LITERATURE PUBLISHING 833 East Sixth Street Los Angeles 21, California .ju^' CO. Thus iSpeaketk The philosopher, tke ^tomack" Immanuel Kent, and other contemporary thinkers, have ventured to thinking, itself. critically investigate the process of The more modern materialistic school may at least claim the merit of having reminded us that normal thinking requires a normal organ of thought, with well-organized brain convolutions. Materialism placed the carriers of philosophical mmds upon earthly soil again. It did not commence its speculations the background, nor in the abstract, supewensual and metaphysical-it put the scalpel of its thinking, m m figuratively and reality, at the organs of the soul, and opened up a philosophy or lite-starting with the material atom, and the cell of living substances. Brain convolutions, and the quality of nerve sub stance, seemed to become the criterion of a material basis-in order to obtain a "Critique of Pure Reason," without sophistic tendencies and to grasp the spiritual ess of thinking, as perception, logic appeared really tangible and and physical life-the procand judgment. Now, the cell visible, as a specifically otganized unit of living substance, and, as a co-ordinated carrier of bodily and mental functions. The anatomy of these micro-organisms known; but the is quality of their functions, the causes of their vitality are yet obscure. They forget that all depends upon the nounshjng^wjdijiye blood7^ nd~that the fund amental le ver of all thmkmg-of thinking, ifeelf-has to be puTTt the stomach; the bloo