WHY YOU MUST HAVE g^^ss^m VI lAM IN X &^msh*K NINE OUT OF TEN PERSONS SUFFER FROM VITAMIN B DEFICIENCY Opinions differ as to whether the result that millicfns are suffering from 0&BF days of our forefathers can justly be the evil effects of vitamin deficiency. \( y"J (j/s£* VjS^^ termed the "good" old times, but To keep in robust health, to ensure authorities are agreed that men and regular daily bowel action, an adult OP" OaCFCAI I^TT women and children were healthier person requires every day as much wi l^ts* c/V\ » and hardier then than we who live vitamin B as is contained in an In ■ battle much depends under the artificial conditions of the ordinary loaf of wholemeal bread. fcnyour fir»t line of defence twentieth century. Any doctor will Vitamin $is nature's intestinal Inia al«o U true when applied tell you that we to-day are afflicted tonic and laxative. It gives strength oi^ur fiwt lin. oTdefaSS— with a host of maladies which were to the bowel muscles, it invigorates your teeth. If thai* are weaa? rarities a hundred years ago. Con- the intestinal nerves and maintains «nd decayed, you? health M stipation, rheumatism, digestive the power of voluntary action. bound to auffer. _ j disorders, nervous troubles, heart Deprived of the vitalising nourish- teethTre aJwayi'a'gfeat *•>■«* diseases; appendicitis, influenza, ment of vitamin Bi the bowel in ensuring good health, hot piles, and numerous other com- muscles weaken and wither and *hey need continuoiu car* plaints were then practically un- constipation, with chronic ill-health, Cbll S^v* n<* ***# m" re«"|»*lrt | known,; whereas now their victims is the inevitable consequence. *v^jj my" workit "ewefuil* are numbered by the million. ' Happily, everyone can now obtain done, painlew, and U guai* ] Clearly, there must be a reason for a daily abundance of vitamin Bat a anteed for 10 year*. All thai this wide-spread deterioration in the trifling cost by using Bemax. J* mo^ttn •tl«»pm«nt 1m public health. It. is only quite Bemax is a., food, not a drug. S^S^rfaSSfi recently that science has found the Bemax is the richest natural vitamin Mate «■> •ppointm*nt-Ria« 4S-s9i solution to this problem. The dis- B; tonic known to science. It is •« t> q -m«*1I covery of the vitamins furnished the prepared under the personal super- W» * . dOlTlTllCrOlltd clue' that researchers were seeking, vision of doctors and scientists. A " The Cartful Dtntitt " This discovery threw new light on the tasty food, obtained from the embryo, bt. faro BtiuuX. chenM connection between food and health or germ, of cereals and containing, H«m: >*.■.«<».«. iuuit, f > «*ttlttl»m and revealed the fact that, without bulk for bulk, more natural vitamin an adequate supply of these vital B than any other known substance. SSSJZuJlSi^S&Si^l^ffiß vitamins, the body may be starved Bemax is in the form of fine flakes * ™«&%wma although full-fed. ',-'■' with an appetising nutty flavour, and __ _b "MT Countless samples of our modern is as attractive to the eye as it is H'^MMMM>*^ ™^H foods have been analysed and whilst pleasant to taste. Li -LI the majority of them have been found When Bemax is taken drastic M JVffV af?rtaT»Ta? Q sadly laoking, many have proved to medicines are no longer necessary. H • *«T ■ be totally devoid of vitamins. The If you are afflicted with constipation, Uj #%^%%TaC* H very vitamin we need the most of is Bemax willhelpyou back to regularity M JrS4ls %J%}Fm M* U vitamin B, which we ought to get and radiant health. You will enjoy P| ■ in our bread, but white flour shows the flavour, and children love it. ■ ~>TSf#VMff#C afafa) H hardly a trace of vitamin, with the Get a supply to-day! Q •#••»■»••• Mr Q A month's supply for one adult, 3f6 Lj x ■ Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores. U «A/^TlSat^ ■ The booklet " New facts on Health" by a well- U < WrK? ■ known Doctor, deals fully with the Vitamins, and H h^ "^il-^M^Q their wonderful influence upon bodily health H » .. and disease. It is gratis. Write for it to-day. LJ / IIVH&T AIMT v* ■ Address .■ FASSETT & JOHNSON, LTD. (Dept. D 2. > Q / InilALAtll Q G.P.0.80e 33, WELLINGTON H .R (Sol* Consienetff Bemax far New Zealand). . ■ You can say this—you ■ ■ can be free from the ■ ■ misery of recurring Q ■ j^^m^^kv^Jl U colds and dangerous □ A^aflij r^ U attacks of "Flu"-i£ ff ffj X H you make it a habit to R £M PI P«t«drop of "Vapex" M /~M Jr THAT SUPPLIES H^^ ■ on your handkerchief U ALL THE VITAMIN B X U each morning. . 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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 139, 16 June 1930, Page 15
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