Passage 12

In English

But, all said and done, it transpires that it is man alone who is subjected to the maximum amount of trouble in terms of his health. Many new kinds of diseases are on the rise among humans nowadays. The reason is, man doesn't like to partake of food which is God's creation, which is available in nature. He is a victim to his tongue. It wants to be satisfied in terms of the taste, and his own likes and dislikes come in the way of what he should eat. So, what is available in nature, man seeks to transform to suit his taste, thereby he is putting an end to the very essence of life contained in them. Because he's thus exterminating the life-giving forces in the food available to him, he's subjecting himself to diseases in an increasing way. It follows that if man were to seek to eat food which is available in its natural state, he certainly would not be subjected to such increasing disorders.