None of us is as good as all of us
Harvey Mackay
This Aesop fable dramatically demonstrates how well the human body's many complex parts work together to promote health and well-being.
In olden days, when a human being's limbs did not work together as peacefully as they do now, but when each had a will and way of its own, the members began to criticize the Belly for enjoying a life of idleness and luxury, while they spent all their time working to feed it. They decided to cut off the Belly's supplies in the future.
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