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Physiology - Chapter 7 of Science and Health 1910, last edition authorized by Mary Baker Eddy.  See SUBTITLE Text content below.

21	    Treatises on anatomy, physiology, and health, sustained
  	by what is termed material law, are the pro-	                                  Medical works
  	moters of sickness and disease. It should not	                          objectionable 
24	be proverbial, that so long as you read medical works you
  	will be sick. 
  	    The sedulous matron — studying her Jahr with homoe-
27	opathic pellet and powder in hand, ready to put you
  	into a sweat, to move the bowels, or to produce sleep — 
  	is unwittingly sowing the seeds of reliance on matter,
30	and her household may erelong reap the effect of this
  	mistake. 
  	    Descriptions of disease given by physicians and adver-
 1	tisements of quackery are both prolific sources of sickness. 
  	As mortal mind is the husbandman of error, it should be
 3	taught to do the body no harm and to uproot its false
  	sowing.