REDUCING CAUSED HER NO DISCOMFORT
SHE LOST S STOKE AH ENDED RHEUMATISM TOO AFTER A REGULAR COURSE OF KRUSCHEH SALTS It is never too late to get rid of unwanted fat, or to end rheumatic pain, as the case of this woman proves. At the a»e of 65 she reduced her weight from 18 stone ta 12 stone, and put an end to painful rheumatism which was slowly making her limbs deformed. This is her v letter:— “ I was a veritable martyr to rheumatism for many years, and I had numberless corns,' My joints were slowly becoming deformed and ugly—l could not stoop or hold a pen. To walk a short distance gave me agony But now, after following a conscientious course of Kruschen treatment for three years, I have no more rheumatism and I hardly know what a corn looks lie. In fact, I often walk eight miles to visit relatives. Especially must 1 thank Kruschen for the comfortable ‘ manner in which my weight has gone down from 18 stone to 12 stone, without any interference with my normal diet. Tet I am over 65.” —(Mrs) K. de v. P. Rheumatism cannot resist the continued action of Kruschen Salts. When you taka Kruschen regularly, the needle-pointed crystals of uric acid—the cause of those aches and pains—are dissolved into a harmless solution which is easily expelled from the system. At the same time, the liver, kidneys, and bowels are encouraged to do their work thoroughly and regularly, with the result that all waste products are punctually eliminated, instead of accumulating in the form of surplus fat. Henceforward, all you need to keep in good health is the little dose of Kruschen every morning. Kruschen Balts .Is obtainable at all Chemists and Stores at 2/3 per bottle.
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Evening Star, Issue 22880, 11 February 1938, Page 7
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