Counsels on Health

Preface The World's Need Multitudes in Distress A Degenerate Race The Violation of Physical Law A Work of Reformation Needed The Outlook Religion and Health Christs Love a Healing Power Christs Manner of Healing The Christian Physician as a Missionary Effects of Wrong Habits A World Unwarned Essentials To Health A Knowledge of First Principles The Wisdom of Gods Works Govern the Body Adherence to a Simple Diet Purchased of God Develop Ability Temperance in All Things The World No Criterion Physical Exercise Pure Air and Sunlight Deep Breathing Superstitions Concerning Night Air The Influence of Fresh Air Scrupulous Sanitation Use Simple Food Physical Habits and Spiritual Health Nonuse of Flesh Meats Avoid Gluttony Lessons From the Experience of John the Baptist Benevolence and Rectitude in Married Life Counsels Regarding Motherhood Refuse Tobacco Defilement Tobacco Using Contrary to Godliness A Deceitful Poison Abstinence From Narcotics Self-Denial and Prayer Evil Effects of Tea and Coffee Avoid the Use of Poisonous Drugs Healthful Dress The Power of the Will Suitable Employment Control the Imagination Moderation in Work Temperance in Labor Order and Cleanliness Frequent Bathing How to Preserve Our Sensibilities To a Brother Diet And Health Relation of Diet to Health and Morals The Power of Appetite Faithfulness in Health Reform Partakers of the Divine Nature Result of Disregarding Light Faithfulness to the Laws of Health Healthful Cooking Learn to Cook A Most Essential Accomplishment Unwholesome Bread Changing the Diet A Harmful Combination Unpalatable Food An Impoverished Diet Extremes in Diet Overeating Overworked Mothers Gluttony a Sin Avoid False Standards Outdoor Life And Physical Activity The Example of Christ Nature a Lesson Book In the Country The Source of Healing The Value of Outdoor Life Exercise Air and Sunlight The Original Plan Close Confinement at School Simpler Methods A Proper Balance of Physical and Mental Labor The Results of Physical Inaction Physical Culture Health and Efficiency Periods of Relaxation Sunlight in the Home Prohibited Amusements Exercise as a Restorer Walking for Exercise The Evils of Inactivity Open the Windows of the Soul Sanitariums . Their Objects And Aims Gods Design in Our Sanitariums The Church Qualified for Service Living Waters for Thirsty Souls Sanitariums and Gospel Work Plants Needed in Many Places In All The World The Sydney Sanitarium to Be Educational Agricultural Advantages A Warning Against Centralization Duty to the Poor Our Southern California Sanitariums The Sabbath in Our Sanitariums Mammoth Sanitariums Not a Necessity Amusements in Our Sanitariums Encourage One Another Denominational Views Not to Be Urged Upon Patients For All Sects and Classes Medical Treatment Right Living and Prayer Centers of Influence and Training The High Calling of Our Sanitarium Workers Wholesome Substitutes Successful Institutional Work The Secret of Success Moral and Intellectual Culture Health Reform at the Sanitarium Results of Faithful Effort Maintain a High Standard The Location of Sanitariums Not Among the Wealthy Not for Pleasure Seekers City Conditions Economy in Establishing Sanitariums Advantages of Wooden Structures Economy in Operating Loyalty to Our Institutions The Sanitarium as a Missionary Field Adherence to Principle To the Glory of God The Chaplain and His Work Hold the Truth in Its Purity For the Welfare of Others The Workers Needed Tact Essential Dealing With Sentimentalism The Ennobling Power of Pure Thoughts Criticizing and Faultfinding Results of Fostered Sin Looking Unto Jesus Co-operation Between Schools and Sanitariums Equity in the Matter of Wages Economical From Principle Compensation No Exorbitant Salaries Helping Those Who Need Help Sanitarium Workers Recognition of Honest Labor The Example of Christ Simplicity and Economy The Christian Physician A Responsible Calling The Physicians Work for Souls The Sphere of Leading Physicians Ready for Every Good Work Bearing Witness to the Truth Mind Cure Christlike Compassion Patience and Sympathy A Messenger of Mercy Physicians to Conserve Their Strength A Work That Will Endure Each One in His Place Dangers and Opportunities Dangers in Success The Bible Your Counselor Qualifications Needed Praying for the Sick Submission and Faith Faith and Works Gratitude for Health The Physicians Influence Obedience and Happiness Nurses And Helpers Christs Methods to be Followed House-to-House Work A Plea for Medical Missionaries Duties and Privileges of Sanitarium Workers Cheerfulness Efficiency Depends Upon Vigor Integrity Among Workers Steadfastness A Sad Picture Waves of Influence The Power of Association In Our Schools A Lack of Economy Our Influence Need of Opportunity for Christian Culture Teaching Health Principles The Church Should Awake Gospel Workers to Teach Health Reform The Temperance Reform At the Camp Meetings A Good Work Made Difficult Disseminating Temperance Principles Teach With Wisdom The Right Exercise of the Will Sign the Pledge Premature Tests Keep Health Reform to the Front Continual Reform Must Be Advocated Sanitariums Needed in Washington and Other Places Educate Educate Educate Indifference and Unbelief A Warning Against Spiritualist Physicians The Ruin Wrought by Satan The Canvasser a Teacher Hand Out the Literature The Invitation Objects Lessons in Health Reform Why Conduct Sanitariums Health Food Work The Preparation of Healthful Foods Practical Piety Educate the People The Restaurant Work Teach Children to Cook Restaurants in Large Cities Restaurants and Treatment Rooms Closing on the Sabbath Sabbath Sacredness Health Foods in All Lands In the Southern States As a School Industry Medical Missionary Work The Pioneer Work Medical Evangelism An Illustration The Breadth of the Work Clear New Ground Christ Our Example A United Work Words of Caution to a Leading Physician Rebellion Against Health Reform Not a Separate Work The Medical Missionarys Example The Gospel in Practice In Faith and Humility To Gain an Entrance Medical Missionary Evangelists Methods and Plans Physicians and Evangelists Work in the Cities A Means of Overcoming Prejudice Sanitariums as City Outposts The Ministry and Medical Work Ensamples to the Flock The Importance of a Right Example The Duty to Preserve Health Clear Minds Social Purity Exercise and Diet A Reform Needed A Reformatory Movement Holiness of Life Lights Amid Darkness A Lesson From Solomons Fall Counsel to Physicians and Nurses The Price of Health Simplicity in Dress Extremes in Dress Immodest Dresses Parents as Reformers Beware of Moral Corruption The Only Safety Servants of Sin Blinded by Sin Godliness and Health An Advance Step Religion and Contentment The Need of Consecration Total Abstinence