TO GROW OLD GRACEFULLY Eat Grape-Nuts.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15855, 29 August 1913, Page 10

TO GROW OLD GRACEFULLY Eat Grape-Nuts.

To attain a happy tfnd vigorous old ago is the earnest desire of every human being. All admit that this cannot be done. with a system constantly deranged by the use of food not suited to replace the loiscs and wastes which go on every minute. Nor can a healthy' body bo built up and' maintained' by the use of medicines taken to counteract the bad effects of non-nutritive foods. , , \y e must construct the brain and nerve centres in the manner described by nature —namcty, by the use of foods which give tJicm the t.eceesary elements for their sustenance, two of which are Albumen and Phosphate of Potash. Griipp-Nute fully cookcd cereal food is especially made for this purpose. In it the starch, which to so many people is a substance not easily digested, is converted by tho.process of manufacture into Grape.Sugar, which is eaei'y assimilated by the most sensitive stomach.

Grape-Nuts food is particularly rich in organic phosphate of potash, in white bread flour, and other everyday articles of diet. This element', just as it comes from Nature's laboratory, refreshes and rebuilds tho groy ■matter of tho brain iukl nerve centres, which are the mainsprings of, the lvuman body. Grape-Nuts is a concentrated food, hr-ncG a few twifipoonfuls are all that are iicoeesary for tho cereal part of a meal. .Served with cream or rich milk it makes an unequalled breakfast or lunchcon dish. For sale by Grocers,