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StH m i ft m II Clogged Colon e/)/ 1 Colon NEW HEALTH FOR MEN & WOMEN PAST latest scientific treatment RESTORES VIGOR AND VIIALITYQsikk ADD YEARS TOYOOR LIFE AND LIFE TO YOOR YEARS... The left illustration shows your colon clogged with fermenting food waste. Because your bowels act regularly is not proof that all the waste is being evacuated. Instead, if encrusts on the colon walls and poisons your whole system. You suffer from muscular pains, rheumatism, neuritis. You are troubled with bloating, flatulence, headaches. Indigestion, dizziness, constipation. Bladder complaint makes your days miserable and spoils your rest at night You feel tired, exhausted, depressed, peevish. Laxatives are useless—they only purge the lower end of the bowel They do not clean away the acld-formlng food wastes from the colon walls. 'Coloseplic/ however, clears the entire colon of waste matter as shown in the right-hand illustration. It neutralises all acid conditions. It restores the body's alkaline reserve. 'Coloseptic' also activates the kidneys, skin pores and the lungs other vital organs which your body uses to get rid of surplus poisons. Learn what it is like to be without pain or ache. Enjoy the evening of your years as they should bo spent—in peace, comfort and contentment Clear your clogged colon with 'Coloseplic NOW. TESTIMONIAL Auckland, Sept. 8, 1936. "I tilth to ttate it it wonderful how much good 'Coloneptlc’ hat done me. I have Buffered for 12 month, and had tried every known tnppoted cure from the rhemhtt'. They had nothing elte they could give me. All 1 can .ay U that it I, wonderful. I feel 50 times better than I did this lime last month. I mutt thank you for your truly wonderful health reitorer. mtmmm Mall the coupon for a free liberal sample of FR.EE“‘COI«OSEPTIC’ to-day, and yon will receive a book telling' you all about the intimate and highly Important subject of TaTSmISTS ; INDIVIDUAL SIZE, 3/9 .. . ECONOMY SIZE, 5/6 II unobtainable locally write to Coloecplic Co. (N.Z.) Ltd., P.O. Dot 106 7, Auckland. ' FOR' BETTER INTERNAL CLEANNESS.^. Coloseplic#^ • CHECKS SELF-POISONING' ‘ JL AIDS NUTRIT!ON^A> COMBATS ACIDITY-.BUILDS HEALTH Nature never meant that old ago should be a time of pain and suffering. Nature intended the evening of life to bo a period of calm repos® and health. Unfortunately, now-a-daya most everyone past 50 suffers from some kind of ache or pain, ouch as rheumatism, sciatica, stomach distress, high blood pressure, kidney acidity, bladder weakness, bronchitis, exhaustion, lack of vitality, stiffness and trembling. Medical scientists now say that these ailments and over 300 other diseases are due to selfpoisoning (Autoxima), arising from a clogged colon. HOW SELF POISONING CAUSES DISEASE Civilised life guards us against many dangers and diseases, but exposes us to hidden ones, such as self-poisoning. Devitalised, demineralised foods and lack of exercise give Insufficient work to thejvalls of the colon (largo Intestine), thereby losing their power to completely empty the colon of all the waste-matter left over from digestion. This fermenting acid-waste encrusts in the folds of the Colon walls and the essential alkalising elements, which maintain the normal alkaline reserve of the‘body, are not extracted from your food. Worse still these acids from the fermenting refuse arp absorbed into the bloodstream and carried throughout the body f to attack and weaken the vital organs amd functions, causing premature old age, sickness, weakness and . A 6 loss of vitality. 0* a* o e,v V e>V **

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23354, 20 November 1937, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 3 Otago Daily Times, Issue 23354, 20 November 1937, Page 8