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Lesson
Plan
Title:
Eight Doctors
By:
Janet N. Oyende
Subject:
Learning the NEWSTART Program
Age
Group:
Above 16 Year Olds
Duration:
18 Days
NEWSTART
is a natural dietary lifestyle that brings improved health and increased
energy. With a diligent application to these basic principles, guided by
patience and powered by determination, good health is guaranteed, provided
the body is first being cleansed of all its impurities. The
clinical benefits have been astounding for patients and their referring
physicians, and the health improvements are surprisingly rapid.
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The
objectives of this lesson can be classified into:
- Knowledge
objectives
As
a result of this class, students will better be able to:
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Define
the purpose of NEWSTART
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Know
that NEWSTART is meant to be a practical key to a better lifestyle that
many people have never found.
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Identify
possible areas in their lives in which the students could improve their
lifestyle
- Skills
Objectives
As
a result of this class, students will better be able to:
a)
Respond by implementation of the eight principles in their daily lives by:
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Nourishing
their bodies with healthful, full-fiber, nutrient-rich foods
-
Practicing
physical exercises at least 30minutes a day
-
Using
various applications of water to relive pain and check disease.
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Live a
balanced life of work, play, rest, exercise and hobbies
-
Practice
full, deep inhalations of pure air
b)
Take the living principles of health reform into communities that to a
large degree are ignorant of what they should do.
- Attitude
Objectives
As
a result of this class, students will be better able to feel:
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The
need and importance of observing healthful living and habits
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That
through NEWSTART they can secure the highest possible development of mind
and soul and body.
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Overview of Lesson:
This
lesson has the intention of imparting knowledge in regards to the eight
laws of health, which are:
Nutrition
Proper nutrition is the foundation of good health and recovery.
Exercise
Action is a law of life. Muscle tone and strength are lost without
exertion, but exercise improves the health of body, mind, and spirit
increasing vitality and health. With today's sedentary lifestyle, we are
much more likely to rust out than to wear out.
Water
Because the body is 70% water, keeping well hydrated and knowing what and
when to drink are essential to health.
Sunlight
The sun is the established energy source ordained by God to sustain the
cycle of life for plants and animals.
Temperance
Using good things moderately and avoiding the bad is obviously wise, yet
often hard to practice. Temperance is a gift of God, a "fruit of the
Spirit" (Galatians 5:22, 23).
Air
Humans can live weeks without food, days without water, but only a few
minutes without air.
Rest
Your ability to work depends on your capacity to rest. Restoration
requires rest because sleep allows the body to renew itself.
Trust
The essence of trust is resting in the goodness of God. When trying to
sleep, a clear conscience is better than the softest pillow.
Procedure:
| Day |
Lesson |
Activities |
|
Day
1 and 2 |
Nutrition |
Activity
1: Vegetable Ragout
Activity
2: Eating your way to health |
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Day
3 and 4 |
Exercise |
Activity
1: Staying fit and healthy
Activity
2: 10-Step
Exercise Program |
|
Day
5 and 6 |
Water |
Activity
1: What
do they view as a drink?
Activity
2: Water
vs. Soft Drinks |
|
Day
7 and 8 |
Sunshine |
Activity:
Sunlight Quiz |
|
Day
9 and 10 |
Temperance |
Activity:
Susan’
s Scenario |
|
Day
11 and 12 |
Air |
Activity
1: Practice
deep, systematic breathing
Activity
2: Caught
in the Act! |
|
Day
13 and 14 |
Rest |
Activity
1: Sleep Quiz |
|
Day
15 and 16 |
Trust
in God |
Activity
1: Count
your blessings!
Activity
2: Sing, Pray, Memorize and Meditate |
|
Day
17 and 18 |
review |
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