The Secret of Youth
Is No Secret
Dr. Joseph Oldfield, Britisher, described as “known
internationally as a physician writer,” has published what is referred to as a
prescription for keeping old age at bay. The secret is no secret. It is diet.
The human body, rightly nourished, he considers, should live from 90 to 105 years.
Old age being largely caused by deposit in the blood vessels and cells of waste
matter, by adoption of a part fruit arian diet, “A man however old, may become
young again, because every cell in the body will be replaced by young cells.
The diet prescription includes dandelion leaves, fowl’s eggs, grapes, lettuce
uncooked salads, cow’s milk, water cress and honey.
The human by changing over to an elimination diet, if it may
be properly called that—might or might not add some years, or decades to the
span of his life. Whether he did or not, he would in certain wholesome senses
live while he did live, which is perhaps more important.
These things are well known to scientists, and not unguessed
by laymen. Future generations may decide to live their knowledge. With the
crowding of the earth’s surface in a few decades, hence it will be necessary to
live much more simply—which is to say, much better.
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