2 Disorders of the Stomach Rexulated by I Chamberlain's < Stomach and ' < Liver Tablets ; rrio* 1/6. Jost what yoa Read. Disorders of the stomach are, as a rule, caused by a torpidity of the liver and bowels and irregularity in living. When the digestion is naturally weak, v is often the case with people of middleage and older, too much care cannot be used to keep the bowels regular, for when they become constipated the trouble is greatly aggravated. In iact, constipation is the prime cause of nearly all disorders of the stomach. Keeping tho bowels regular, however, -will not alone '•tire these disorders. Only easily digeatcid food should be taken, and that moderately and .well masticated, and at regular hours. Fully six hours should elapse between meals, so as to give ample time for digestion and allow tho stomach a period of rest -before more food is taken. The liver and whole digestive apparatus needs toning up, for which puvp©*« take two Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to begin .vith, and then one tablet each day for -t few days until the disorder is corrected. They should be taken immeafter supper. In case one tablet i day does not keep the bowels free, take two ; or if one each day causes the bowels to act too freely, take only one every other day.
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Evening Post, Volume LXVII, Issue LXVII, 30 January 1904, Page 10
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