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"For those that don�ft know what �ewell regulated�f meant in the 1700�Œs�c it meant eating well enough to have good bowel movements. You can�ft have a militia with diarrhea trying to protect people from an attacking enemy.
A �ewell regulated militia�f meant that the soldiers got the best foods to be the best warriors they could be. Good, clean and quick defecations without searching for a lot of leaves and having the rashes caused by dirty pants and leakage.
It has nothing to do with training but only diet. Try going back in time and fighting with the runs, no TP, no washing machines, no showers and no medicinal relief.
All forest and cave dwelling Monks know about this problem.
Eat well warriors�c eat well."
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