DAUGHTER HAD CRYING SPELLS
“NERVES” BROUGHT ON BY WORRYING ■ AFTER KRUSCHEN “A DIFFERENT GIRL” f ■ i / A mother writes: —“Early this spring my eiglTEeen-year-old daughter had a nervous breakdown (due to Avorrying about losing her position). After doctoring for b\ r er five weeks, she didn’t seem to make much improvement. She still had crying spells and fits of the blues. So I decided to give • Krusehen Salts a trial, starting with a' ( large half-teaspoonful in hot- water first thing in the morning, and the little daily dose in her tea for lunch and supper. In less than a week the cry - ing spells had stopped and she began' to sleep better. That Avas three months ago. To-day she is full of pep, and sleeps and eats well. She is a different girl. I am still giving her the little daily dose. “My husband, young daughter and myself have also taken Krusehen Salts this spring, and find them wonderful for banishing that tilled' feeling one, get? in the spring. For myself, I had bad neuritis in my left arm and shoulder—couldn't sleep for the pain. That has gone, and I feel grand."— (Mrs.) M.L. ■ * The commonest of depression is'' partial eonstipation-r-an insidious com- ; plaint, because the sufferer is seldom : aware of it. It means the gradual ac- I cumulation of body poisons which dull ' the mind, damp the spirits, sap the. » nervous strength and lower the wliole ; vitality. ' ' ‘ Krusehen Salts make constipation impossible. They help the liver and - kidneys to perform their natural duties ’ in a natural way; they clear away gently, but completely, all poisonous waste matter, and ensure an uneontaminat6d blood-stream. Therefore, if you keep to Kruscliefi, you need never' know the meaning of melancholy; neverfeel ‘ ‘ nervy'' or depressed. ; Krusehen Salts is ‘ obtainable at all Chemists and Stores at 2/6 per bottle. /
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Northern Advocate, 18 April 1933, Page 6
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