Stomach, heart, muscles, glands, skin, kidneys, liver, teeth and senses, must all be given proper nourishment in order to balance the system. Muscles, capillaries and mental organisms all depend upon each other for action and if one is out of order the usefulness of the others are impaired. They are each and all dependent upon one another and man's neglect of any of them causes decay and death. Nourishment is an inexhaustible subject, and it is not the purpose of this work to go into its details, but more to give an outline of it so that one may get a substantial grasp of the principles upon which he lives, moves and dies. The basic principle of a formation is to draw into itself external substances for growing purposes, and this is accomplished by a Suction movement which attracts these substances toward the center and then regulates, combines and distributes them internally as are most suitable for expansion and operation of the body.
Suction draws into the body and Pressure squeezes out of the body.
Suction has an expanding movement and Pressure has a contracting movement. Now this principle does not only work as far as the body of man is concerned but it works throughout entire space and will be found working the same in the Solar System or greater formations in space or in the organs, blood corpuscles, or bacteria in man. Suction is caused by vacancy, caused by displacement, caused by Penetrability, caused by difference in density which is everywhere in space. The nature of the substances drawn into vacancy by Suction in the beginning are such as are prevalent at that particular point at the time of birth of the formation. Thus will be found here on Earth certain substances of which man is composed and upon which he has been nursed and developed from the beginning.