EATING WHEN OVERTIRED.

Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15918, 4 June 1917, Page 3

EATING WHEN OVERTIRED.

Eating when overtired is decidedly harmful. Tlio stomach is loaded at, a time when the r'igestion demands ro-t, and tho food eaten become.* unwholesome before digestion is ready to proceed. Again, faticpie frequently arisns fro.n an unpaired digestion ; in this ease food irritates tho stomach and aggravates indigestion. This fatigue fitter slight exertion er following: a meal-is an indication of weak digestion or aiKemia. Those troubles often go together, acfirtg and re-acting on each other : so that a state of indigestion implies a-condition of anaemia, and auccmia accompanies iudigestiou. Acting on ■ this knowledge; readers would do well "to . udopt a blood-tonic treatment lor iudigestion, debility anrl aliaM'nia. sueh as Dri ' Williams' Pink Pills, and they sl.ouljl, see the t wisdom of the treatment as it proceeds. For as the new blood, created by these pills, pulses through the system, strength and energy follow, with n keen healthy appetite: then both indigestion and anient in are banished and good health established. Finally?.• Or. "Williams' Pink .Pills are one. the most 1 o!i----aiilc remedies for the'aoqvc disorders. So obtain T>r. Williams' Pink Pills for Palo People of any dealer to-day. but ask plainly -for Dr. "Williams' to avoid disappointment. A post card request to the Dr. Williams' Medicino Co.. 80x.840, Wellington. will bririr a useful booklet, "What to Eat and llow to Eat.'' S