“She Used To Be So Slim”
CHANCE REMARK WHICH OPENED NURSE’S EYES
LOST 29 lbs. OF FAT BY TAKING KRUSCHEN SALTS
It is olleii a Alliance remark that makes a woman realise that she is putting on weight. Nurse N.C. heard the Matron say she was looking middleaged and plump—and it opened her eyes. A. weighing machine onlv continued the bitter truth—so she immediately took steps.to get rid of that unwanted fat. In the following letter she tells of her success with Kruschen: ‘‘l am a nurse,' and did not notice how I was putting on flesh until I overheard a remark passed by Matron': ‘lsn't Sister looking middle-aged and plump, and she used to be so slim.’ I saw in an advertisement how someone had lost two stone by taking Kruschen. I determined to try it, and for the last four months I have steadily lost weight. ‘‘When I weighed myself after that chance remark, I weighed 10 stone 8 lbs.; I am 5 ft. I in., so you see 1 was much over-weight. We have our own scales, so I weighed myself each week, and now I weigh S stone 7 lbs.—quite a respectable weight—and I have also lost the rheumatism I had in my foot. I did not diet or do any special exercises; just kept on ordinary food. J shall never be without Kruschen, ami shall recommend it to all my patients.” —(Nurse) N.C.
safe when reducing weight with Kruschen Salts. Kruschen is not in any sense a drug; it is a saline—an ideally balanced blend of six natural mineral salts which doctors have approved for many years as a thoroughly safe and rational treatment for obesity-. , Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all Chemists and Stores at 2/0 per bottle.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 159, 9 July 1935, Page 4
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