Mind, Character and Personality, Volume 2 - Ellen G. White

appetites!—Lt 72, 1896. (.)
Meat Eating and Disposition.—As a general
thing, the Lord did not provide His people with
flesh meat in the desert because He knew that the
use of this diet would create disease and
insubordination. In order to modify the disposition
and bring the higher powers of the mind into active
exercise, He removed from them the flesh of dead
animals.—MS 38, 1898. (Counsels on Diet and
Foods, 375.)
Results of Pork Eating.—It is not the physical
health alone that is injured by pork eating. The
mind is affected and the finer sensibilities are
blunted by the use of this gross article of food.—
Healthful Living, 58, 1865 (Part 1) . (Counsels on
Diet and Foods, 393.)
Imprudent Eater Disqualifies for
Counseling.—Sugar is not good for the stomach. It
causes fermentation, and this clouds the brain and
brings peevishness into the disposition. And it has
been proved that two meals are better than three for
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