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A Handbook of Health

CHAPTER XXI
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Every child under twelve should have at least ten hours of sleep, and every grown person eight, or better still, nine hours.

Time spent in sound, refreshing sleep, is time well spent.

If you cannot sleep well, it is a signal that something is wrong with your health, or your habits--a danger signal of great importance, which should be attended to at once.

The best and only safe sleep-producer is exercise in the open air.
DISORDERS OF MUSCLES AND BONES The Muscles and Bones Have Few Diseases.

Considering how complex it is, and the never-ceasing strain upon it, this moving apparatus of ours, the nerve-bone-muscle-machine, is surprisingly free from disease.


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