BEWARE OF ANAEMIA AFTER INFLUENZA.

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 275, 16 August 1919, Page 8

BEWARE OF ANAEMIA AFTER INFLUENZA.

There are few' people iu the country who have not been touched by the sorrow that trailed in the wake of the influenza epidemic. Estimates of the loss of life caused by the disease have been innde but it will bp mnny years before the real effect of the scourge can bo measured for the after-effects of Influenza are sometimes as fatal as tho disease itself. Victims of tho disease are generally left With impoverished blood and weakened system. In this condition they are exposed to many dancers unless precautions aro taken. Failure to avoid exposure frequently results in pneumonia or bronchitis and for this reason it is of first importance that the depleted blood should lie rehabilitated. Strong blood and healtliy nerves give the best immunity trom disease. A blood-builder is therefore an important part of the treatment after an attack of influenza. There is no better blood-builder than Dr. Williams' Pink J 5 ills. They contain just the elements needed to build up the blood and restore lost aolour and vitality. New energy circulates thi'OU'di the system with the enriched blood, tl><> heart stops its alarming palpitating, colour returns in ehceks e.ikl l ; rs. NnHiing more is needed except sunlight, good ais» proper food and rest.