TEACHER CONQUERS ULCERATED STOMACH

Evening Star, Issue 23498, 12 February 1940, Page 11

TEACHER CONQUERS ULCERATED STOMACH

DISCARDS 18-YEAR DIET NEW REMEDY, SHE SAYS, MAKES WEAK STOMACHS STRONG A schoolmistress says a weak stomach can be made strong —even after ulcers, bhe declares she has proved it in her own case, having released herself from a diet to which she had been restricted for 18 years. She gives us the following particulars:— •' I had stomach trouble for 18 years,” she. writes. “ Ulcers culminated in hemorrhage. For six weeks, 1 lay between life and death, and at the end of two years could just eat steamed fish, steamed rice, and things of that sort. Five years ago, when I tried a real meal, it cost mo three months m bed. Following another scare. 1 started taking Rennies. The pains went, and ns they did not return, 1 tried different dishes—much more carefully than a mother would wean her baby. 1 have now eaten turkey, duck, roast beef, cheese, and chocolate cream buns. What a miracle 1 Rennies have definitely strengthened my •tomach—something which jiowders could not do.” —(Mrs.) A.M.B. Digestif Rennie Pastilles strengthened this woman’s stomach because they contain antacids which neutralise acidity, the frequent cause of ulceration; absorbents which reduce stomach gas;, and digestive ferments which actively aid digestion. Rennies are a pleasant type of lozenge which dissolve in the mouth. They become active at once, because they reach your stomach full strength—not weakened with water. Rennies are twist-wrapped separately, and can be carried loose—airtight and hygienic—in pocket or handbag. Two Digestif Rennies end stomach pain in less than five minutes. Digestif Rennies are obtainable of all Chemists, lOd.. and 2/8.