The second volume of the series “Doctor Norbekov’s Library” differs in many ways from the book “The Experience of a Fool, or the Key to Insight,” although it is its continuation. What does it mean? It’s very simple... “Teaching a fool how to treat the dead, or Health Tips for Every Day” is a whole world populated by various characters. You can say it differently: this is a mirror in which every reader - sick and healthy, happy and not so happy, smart and... too smart - will be able to see their reflection. Laugh (or, on the contrary, cry bitter tears) - and then gather your courage and start working on yourself. The new book is devoted to the topic of not only physical, but also spiritual health. Unique facts from the field of medicine coexist on its pages with portraits of patients and... their diseases, and physical and psychological exercises with parables and sayings of sages. The book teaches the reader to think and feel, to love life, to be healthy, calm, and self-confident. For those who strive for victory and self-improvement every day! This book is not a textbook on medicine. All recommendations must be agreed with the attending physician. This book is not written by M. Norbekov