NEURASTHEmA The Great War and the years of strain which have followed are responsible for the prevalence of Neurasthenia to-day, but there is evidence that the trouble is being conquered. Cases are neither as serious nor as numerous as they were a year ago, and specialists attribute this to the fact that Otis has been freely prescribed. It is a remarkable fact that when Otis is used in cases of Neurasthenia the patient gains steadily in health and strength and there is never the least danger of a relapse. That is because Otis contains no harmful drugs or any ingredient capable of unduly exciting the heart or brain. In fact, nothing but benefit can possibly follow its use. and for all ailments arising from Blood Poverty or Nerve Exhaustion. You will never find a better or a safer tonic remedy, yet Otis only costs 3/6 per box at the chemists, and the simple directions for use are quite easy to follow. Decide that you will get a box from your Chemist to-day or write direct to Dept. R 52 Otis Laboratories, 15, l 7 aris». street, Wellington and a Trial Box of Otis will be sent to you Free.
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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 194, 12 May 1924, Page 5
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