THROAT BURNT BY STOMACH ACID Woman’s Severe Heartburn. Finally Yields to New Treatment This woman’s account of her sufferings would be harrowing—but for its happy ending. This is what siie writes: “1 suffered from heartburn and acidity lor years. Might after night, 1 lay awake, ‘water’ running from my mouth, burning pains in iny chest and throat. I actually had to have a basin in the nook of my arm to catch the ‘water.’ it sounds incredible, yet it is true. If 1 went to the pictures, it was such a misery that 1 was glad to see the finish, t tried stoniaeh powders, tablets and medicines, but there was no easing of my pains. When, one day, I tried Digestif Rennies, 1 got quick release from pain. Soon, I was eating tilings that formerly gave me heartburn and ‘acid’ -fruit especially. Now, I can eat any fruit I fancy. And what a godsend to he able to go to bed without fear of discomfort coming on.”—(Mrs) A.S. Digestif Rennie Pastilles helped thi3 woman to overcome her acid condition, because they contain antacids which neutralise acidity; 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 "our stomach full strength—not weakened with water. Rennies are twistwrapped separately, and can he carried loose—airtight and hygienic—in pocket or handbag. Two Digestif Rennies "nd stomach pain in loss than five minutes. Digestif Rennies are obtainable if all Chemists, trial size lOd, family dze 2s Bd. Phone 8385. Res. 7657. For Signs of Every Description.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 94, 21 March 1939, Page 9
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