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First Book in Physiology and Hygiene

CHAPTER XII
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It is important that the air of the rooms in which we live and sleep should be kept very pure by good ventilation.
~4.

Effects of Bad Food.~--The blood is made from what we eat, and if we eat impure and unwholesome food, the blood becomes impure.

We ought to avoid the use of rich or highly-seasoned foods, candies, and all foods which are not nutritious.

They not only injure the blood by making it impure, but they cause poor digestion.
~5.

Plenty of Sleep Necessary.~--If we should take a drop of blood from the finger of a person who had not had as much sleep as he needed, and examine it with a microscope, we should find that there were too few of the little red-blood corpuscles.


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