NEEDLESS FEAR OF HEART TROUBLE

New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9094, 13 July 1915, Page 8

NEEDLESS FEAR OF HEART TROUBLE

Many people have needless fears about the state of their hearts. Sharp, shooting pains that are sometimes present round the. heart, worry the sufferer into dread of heart ’ disease. As a > matter of fact, pain in the heart is scarcely ever present in organic heart .disease. The pain is nearly always, from the stomach. When your digestion is out of order it often affects the heart, and even causes an irregularity in its beat. The gas produced by, undigested and fermented food may cause pressure that affects the heart unpleasantly. But these pains, do not mean that you have heart disease, nor need fear sudden death. Tone np the stomach, correct any errors. of diet. Eat the right things and not too much of them. Don’t pamper your stomach with pro-digested food and artificial aids to digestion. Tone up your stomach, so that it will do its own proper work. Don't worry about your heart; worry causes and aggravates indigestion. . Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are the best digestive tonic. First you notice an increase in yonr appetite. Then you see that the food does not 'distress you; that you are no longer troubled with wind, sour risings in the throat, and those misleading pains round the heart. Strength and energy return. A useful booklet on “What to Bat and How to Bat,” will he sent to anyone sending name and' address to the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Wellington. 4 776