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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22102, 4 November 1933, Page 19

SHE FELT STOMACH GAS GO WOMAN’S TEST OF NEW TREAT--IHENT FOR INDIGESTION. GAVE HER INSTANT RELIEF. A new treatment for the relief of digestif* disorders is now being used in England, with amazingly successful results. The remedy is known as Chardox, and one woman writes about it as follows: — "I have been, a great sufferer from . gastritis for years. I had an operation for ulcers, but that did not dire me. I was continually vomitings which made my mouth very nasty. At times I have not known what' to do, for I had tried all aorta of medicines, bismuth powders, etc. “Then I read about Chardox in the local paper. And I am glad I did —for I got uome, t and felt it doing me good straight away. I could feel the gas go. I am keeping on with Chardox, and the ▼omiting has reduced. Lots of people have asked me what I was taking, as I looked a lot better.” —(Mrs) A. S. Chardox is a very fine and highly activated form of charcoal. Two tablets of Chardox contain uncountable millions of particles—particles which will immediately spread themselves over the entire digestive tract/. If you were to examine a particle of Chardox under a powerful microscope, you would see that it is honeycombed with pores, like a sponge. And Chardox absorbs stomach gas and acids much as a sponge absorbs water. Unlike the sponge with its water, however, the Chardox particles do not loose their grip. The gas and acids remain locked in the pores ®f Chardox, and with it pass out of the gystem. ' Chardox.is already being imported from England, • and most chemists and stores have [stocks. They sell it in boxes containing 48 tablets, at 2/- a box.

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