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        the desired results. When we make it evident that we are trying to
      
      
        correct others, we too often arouse their combativeness and do more
      
      
        harm than good. And there is danger to the reprover also. He who
      
      
        takes it upon himself to correct others is likely to cultivate a habit of
      
      
        faultfinding, and soon his whole interest will be in picking flaws and
      
      
        finding defects. Do not watch others, to pick at their faults or expose
      
      
        their errors. Educate them to better habits by the power of your own
      
      
        example....
      
      
        The Physician a Teacher
      
      
        A great amount of good can be done by enlightening all to whom
      
      
        we have access, as to the best means, not only of curing the sick, but
      
      
        of preventing disease and suffering. The physician who endeavors to
      
      
        enlighten his patients as to the nature and causes of their maladies, and
      
      
        to teach them how to avoid disease, may have uphill work; but if he is
      
      
        a conscientious reformer, he will talk plainly of the ruinous effects of
      
      
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        self-indulgence in eating, drinking, and dressing, of the overtaxation
      
      
        of the vital forces that has brought his patients where they are. He will
      
      
        not increase the evil by administering drugs till exhausted nature gives
      
      
        up the struggle, but will teach the patients how to form correct habits
      
      
        and to aid nature in her work of restoration by a wise use of her own
      
      
        simple remedies.
      
      
        In all our health institutions it should be made a special feature
      
      
        of the work to give instruction in regard to the laws of health. The
      
      
        principles of health reform should be carefully and thoroughly set
      
      
        before all, both patients and helpers. This work requires moral courage,
      
      
        for while many will profit by such efforts, others will be offended. But
      
      
        the true disciple of Christ, he whose mind is in harmony with the mind
      
      
        of God, while constantly learning, will be teaching as well, leading the
      
      
        minds of others upward, away from the prevailing errors of the world.
      
      
        The Work of the Church
      
      
        Much of the prejudice that prevents the truth of the third angel’s
      
      
        message from reaching the hearts of the people might be removed if
      
      
        more attention were given to health reform. When people become
      
      
        interested in this subject, the way is often prepared for the entrance of