WHEN THE NERVES PLAY UP

Gisborne Times, 21 April 1928, Page 7

WHEN THE NERVES PLAY UP

HOW TO DEAL WITH THEM b It is a daily happening to meet people who complain of feeling rurt l down and dead tired. They look nervy, depressed and spiritless. Many people do not seem to realise that the real cause of their lassitude, haiv assed manner and lack of ambition if usually due to nerve starvation. The constant strain of work—mental or physical, lack -of exercise and tqo much worry, all lead to exhaustion of nervous energy. The blood supplies this energy to the nerves 'and it is genera 11 v a sign of thin, weak blood when the nerves are run-down and disordered.

When nervous trouble threatens you, build up your blocd and it will build up your nerves. To renew and enrich your blood von will need the aid of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. These pills always help to make rich, red nourishing blood which feeds the nerves, and strengthens the whole svstem.

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