DRINKING WITH MEALS CAUSES INDIGESTION.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15933, 28 November 1913, Page 5

DRINKING WITH MEALS CAUSES INDIGESTION.

'■ Yon should never drink with meals if you are troubled with indigestion," I was told at a time when I could hardly eat a meal without sufong afterwards.' I followed the advice rigidlv. and, although I was somewhat relieved, still suffered a good deal. I tried several patent medicines, but without any beneficial effect, until a medical friend recommended taking about half a teaspoonful of ordinary bisurated magnesia m half a cupful of warm water after each meal and at bedtime. The result was wonderful. Tho bisurated magnesia entirely counteracted tho acidity in tho stomach, which causes dyspesia; relief came almost immediately, and I am now able to eat, drink, and enjov mv meals without bad effects. Drinking with my meals doea not worry mo now. In cose any readers would l:ke to try this excellent remedy, which I understand relieves all kinds of _ indigestion just as effectually as it did mine, I may add tliat it is obtainable from any chemist, but I strongly advise anyone trying it to mako perfectly 6nre they get the bfeurated magnes:a," other forms not being suitable for this purpose.— E T. G."—(Advt,.)