A book written by my role model about the field in which I work. There was nothing more I wanted from a book, and I was so excited to read it.

I didn't know what was the reason why Gandhi, who was trained in law in London, decided to write a book about health all of a sudden until he mentioned it in

I was impressed by the topics that Gandhi wrote about nearly 100 years ago. Vaccination, wellness, cures, eating and drinking analysis. Subjects that are to this day debated on in a similar manner.
Giving a modest rating only because of the intuitive directions, and of course, as mentioned by the au

The key to health according to Gandhi is making sure you get lots of fresh air. This book was a little goofy but trying out some of Gandhi's suggestions has been fun (for instance, I eat a lot more fruit now). I also love his explanation of how the body works.

No more uninformed than the rest of society at the time, and perhaps no more uninformed than today's society, there did exist a few nuggets of common sense. By the time I hit chapter two I decided to read it as an historical comedy, which lightened my mood. I have great respect for Gandhi's regard f

При чтении было абсолютно сюрреалистическое ощущение. Ганди, все-таки, как ни крути, вождь. Не может он рассказывать о своих вкусах и предпочтениях без поучения всей индийской нации.
С абсолютной непоколебимостью он отвергает врачей, но дает советы как лечить простуду и бубонную чуму. Он настаивает,