With great interest we see that agronomists who are in charge of the knowledge of the plants that serve man, teach peasants to keep respect for the seed they scatter in the fields, we see that they have improved the quality of the seeds to produce better harvests, keeping the stocks of cereals in large silos, so that the seeds they produced with such effort are not lost. We see how veterinarians, in whose charge is the management of animal life, have managed to produce breeding animals or sires whose cost is a hundred times greater than the product of the meat, which indicates that it is the seed they produce, the reason for such a high cost. Only official medicine, in whose care is the human species, tells us nothing about the improvement of the seed; we positively regret this delay and inform our readers that the human seed is the easiest to improve, through the permanent use of three basic foods: through what we think, what we breathe and what we eat. If we only think about vaguenesses, about insipid, unimportant things, such will be the seed we produce because thought is determinant for said production. The young person who studies differs from the one who receives no education in appearance and presence, there is a change in personality; The fact of breathing digested beers in bars and cantinas, determines the life of the patrons who frequent those places: People who feed on pastries, pork, beer, spicy foods, alcohol and aphrodisiac foods, live a passionate life that leads them to fornication. Every fornicating animal is stinking: donkeys, pigs, goats and even poultry despite being birds, as is the domestic rooster. One can easily appreciate the difference that exists between fornicators and those that man forcefully makes chaste to exploit them, observe the gonads of the racehorse compared to those of draft horses, between fighting bulls and the sires used for reproduction. The fornicating animal exhales a repugnant odour, the same thing happens in the fornicating male who covers his pestilence with deodorants and perfumes. When man becomes chaste, pure and holy, in thought, word and deed, he recovers the lost childhood, beautifies himself in body and soul and his body does not transpire foetidness.