Guest guest Posted June 19, 2008 Report Share Posted June 19, 2008 19 Should a man, when ill, continue to eat the same amount as when in health, he would surely die; while were he to eat more, he would surely die all the sooner. For his natural powers, already oppressed with sickness, would thereby be burdened with sickness, would thereby be burdened beyond endurance, having had forced upon them a quantity of food greater than they could support under the circumstances. A reduced quantity of food is, in my opinion, all that is required to sustain the individual into a long life. Luigi Coronado, 1458 - 1560. Best, Bob Bob Farrell PathOfHealth group part of an exchange-based community <blocked::http://health.PathOfHealth/> http://health.PathOfHealth/ ---subject line inspected and post trimmed in community spirit--- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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