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- Title: Lecture: Social Understanding Through Spiritual Scientific Knowledge
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- like learning that man consists of carbohydrates, protein and so on
- Title: Lecture I: Nutrition and Health
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- carbohydrates. Carbohydrates are found particularly in potatoes, but
- important fact about carbohydrates is that when we eat them, they are
- but we don't eat starch; we eat foods that contain carbohydrates, and
- the carbohydrates are turned into starch inside us. Then they are
- carbohydrates. But we still need something else: minerals. We get them
- And it contains particularly carbohydrates; not so many minerals, but
- carbohydrates.
- transforming carbohydrates into starch and starch into sugar, I become
- contain carbohydrates provide the body with strength it needs for
- also contain carbohydrates, and of such a nature that the human being
- carbohydrates of the grains can make him stronger than he can make
- Unless there is warmth we can't transform our carbohydrates into
- are counted among the carbohydrates, we are able to help our
- not enter the human body so easily as carbohydrates and minerals.
- carbohydrates, if he did not eat bread or something similar from which
- he gets carbohydrates, he would never be able to form sugar by
- forces. Then there are certain peoples who eat many carbohydrates that
- the consumption of carbohydrates. The human body, gentlemen, is
- in carbohydrates. And if the leaves stay green the greener they
- carbohydrates just as they are to be found in our most common
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- Title: Lecture II: Nutrition and Health
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- four substances necessary to human nutrition: minerals, carbohydrates,
- Title: Evolution, Earth, Man: Lecture VI
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- know it: carbohydrates. Carbohydrates are found particularly in
- plants. The important fact about carbohydrates is that when we eat
- carbohydrates, and the carbohydrates are turned into starch inside
- sugar we need from the carbohydrates. But we still need something
- related to the earth. And it contains particularly carbohydrates; not
- so many minerals, but carbohydrates.
- inner strength, transforming carbohydrates into starch and starch
- the green of the plant and contain carbohydrates provide the body
- good foodstuffs. The grains also contain carbohydrates, and of such a
- possible way. Actually, the carbohydrates of the grains can make him
- we can't transform our carbohydrates into starch and the starch into
- carbohydrates, we are able to help our nutrition.
- Now fats do not enter the human body so easily as carbohydrates and
- did not take in carbohydrates, if he did not eat bread or something
- similar from which he gets carbohydrates, he would never be able to
- carbohydrates that form sugar, and they are strong.
- from the consumption of carbohydrates. The human body, gentlemen, is
- be rich in carbohydrates. And if the leaves stay green — the
- head; carbohydrates — just as they are to be found in our most
- Carbohydrates: lungs, throat, palate
- Title: Evolution, Earth, Man: Lecture VII
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- Title: Evolution, Earth, Man: Lecture XIII
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- finds carbohydrates, which consist of carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen in
- Title: Evolution, Earth, Man: Lecture XIV
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- Title: Anthro Medical Therapy: Lecture VI
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- Title: Cosmic Workings: Lecture III
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- Protein, Fats, Carbohydrates, Salts
- Fats, Carbohydrates, Salts
- Carbohydrates
- are the third essential constituent of food. Carbohydrates come from the
- fats, carbohydrates and salts.
- us think of the carbohydrates. When we eat peas, beans, wheat, rye or
- potatoes — above all potatoes — we consume carbohydrates.
- The carbohydrates have a great deal to do with shaping the human
- form. If our food contained no carbohydrates, all kinds of
- example. It is due to the carbohydrates that we bear the outward
- carbohydrates are not carried into the brain but deposited in the
- carbohydrates, therefore, help to give the human form its proper
- brain, the carbohydrates farther back. A man who cannot thoroughly
- digest the carbohydrates, whose organism is incapable of carrying
- the carbohydrates; they do not reach the right area of the brain and
- The carbohydrates work, for example, upon speaking and the organic
- The carbohydrates help to give our human form its proper shape, but
- is done by the fats. The carbohydrates have, so to speak, merely
- leisure is healthy. But another trouble may be that the carbohydrates
- are chiefly deposited. The carbohydrates are deposited a little farther
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- Title: Young Doctors Course: Lecture II
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- Title: Young Doctors Course: Lecture VIII
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