STOP STOMACH DRUGGING.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14936, 14 June 1919, Page 7

STOP STOMACH DRUGGING.

NEUTRALISE THE DANGEROUS | ■ ACID WITH A LITTLE I MAGNESIA. -Vi ! ■ . ; ■ ■ ■ ; i Stomach drugging x ia dangerous. Drugs aften deaden the nerves and render them insensible *o pain, but pain se>v*es a good purpose — ib is method o{ hvdi,mtiing| V :tbat. something is interfering with the smooth working of th© human .organism. When the fault is corrected, the, ■ pain will cease 1 . . Pain after eating— Heartburn, flatulence,, jetc, etc.— usuaWy indicates not that the stomach ia diseased, but that it is', troubled by excessive acidity. ' Tlio acid irritates and in* ■ flames the delicate lining of the stomach, and 'so oauee§ |win, Qbviooisiy it ia at ! primp impoytaiiice that the ca.uso of this pain ahoiild be removed, and to aocomp'.ish this you should potato eoome hi^urated magnesia, fi'om your chemist; and take half a t-easpoonful m a, littlo -waiflv inunediately after meals/-.- This is Vl>9 remedy which produced such excellent results m th© case Of Alias Alice M. Allen, 69 Fletcher Streetj Auburn, Victoria, who »ayst "I suffered' so severely from indigestion that I often had to lye down, quita exhausted by the pain. !I became thin- and fe>'.t worn out. K'othin;' seemed to do me the Joast good until 1 ■ tried bisurated magnesia,, but the fir^b disc of this made me feel; better, , and I have had 1 no return of ftiy: complaint." Equally good results are lovvariably accomplished by bieurated jnagnesia, bp- ; . cause it neirtralises the harmful aoid-\ which is the underlying cause of all the trouble, and, » having doric thie,, it soothes, heals, , and streagt^ena the etomavU *ft 4 «naux&» proper wgestion or the