Let all the thin and skinny, lean and bony people calm down—this book is not about them. One can speak briefly and laudably about them. Those who are lean and thin are also old and young. And that’s all. And to end this topic by moving on to dystrophics, which in Greek means “two stanzas.” Just two stanzas - and the poem is ready. Some dystrophies in the past were long, but time has thrown out all the stanzas from them, except for the two most necessary ones. In this way, dystrophics - the poems are reminiscent of dystrophics - a person from whom all that remains is skin and bones, that is, the most important thing.