Cause and Effect.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 12445, 30 August 1902, Page 10

Cause and Effect.

When, through any cause, a person's liver is sluggish or diseased, the system necessarily becomes laden with biliary poisons, It is the failure of the liver to properly perform its work which causes people to suffer from Indigestion, Biliousness, Siclc Headache, General Debility, Amemia, and Jaundice. Any weakness or ineflieieut action of tho kidneys permits urinary poisons to bo retained instead of being ejected in a natural manner. These urinary poisons aro sometimes deposited in the musoles or joints, in which case we suffer from Rheumatism, Rout, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Backache, and Sciatica. Sometimes uric, acid collects in tho kidneys, forming particles. This is the cause of stone and gravel. Now tho rational course for anyone to pursue when suffering from any of tho disorders named is to at once take measures to restore to health and activity ths organ at fault, whether it is tho liver or the kidneys, and sn ensure the due removal of the poisons which cause the pain. As a rule, when the action of the kidneys is impeded, tho livor is sympathetically affcotcd, and vice versa.

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