Counsels on Health - Ellen G. White

where fresh fruit can be obtained during a large
part of the year, to awake to the blessing they have
in this fruit. The more we depend upon the fresh
fruit just as it is plucked from the tree, the greater
will be the blessing. Some, after adopting a
vegetarian diet, return to the use of flesh meat. This
is foolish indeed, and reveals a lack of knowledge
of how to provide proper food in the place of meat.
Cooking schools, conducted by wise
instructors, are to be held in America and in other
lands. Everything that we can do should be done to
show the people the value of the reform diet.
There is danger that our restaurants will be
conducted in such a way that our helpers will work
very hard day after day and week after week, and
yet not be able to point to any good accomplished.
This matter needs careful consideration. We have
no right to bind our young people up in a work that
yields no fruit to the glory of God.
There is danger that the restaurant work,
though regarded as a wonderfully successful way
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