A SIMPLE WAY TO TAKE OFF FAT.
ADVICE OF A DOCTOR.
In a recent lecture 'before a number of his colleagues, Dr. F. Turner, the eminent physician and scientist, explained how he reduced his weight from 250 pounds to 151 pounds at the rate of about a pound a day. Before commencing to take off flesh he was so weak and overburdened by excessive fat that his condition made him a ready candidate for sudden death moment. It was only this desperate state of health and the fact that he had vainly tried practically everything he had ever heard of for reducing- weight that led Dr. Turner to make the studies and experiments which finally resulted in the simple discovery which saved bis life. To-day his v.-eljjht is perfectly norma), and he is as strong nntf vigorous as a young man. Dr. Turner ha 9 written an interesting account of the means which he used for reducing his weight 100 pounds, and has made arrangements to send a copy free of charge to any reader suffering from superfluous fat who Trritra enclosing two penny stamps to help cover jioatage and packing. Letters should be addressed to J>r. F. Turner (Xtept, 010 D,), 31 -t, Great Portland Street, London, W.. Eng. This book is of such value to fat people who wish to regain their natural •weight, that it is feared the demand will be far greater than the supply.— (A/i.)
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 22, 25 January 1913, Page 10
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