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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18064, 15 April 1933, Page 14

A GOOD WAY TO STOP INDIGESTION The gastric juices should contain between 0.3, r ) and 0.4 per cent, of acid, and digestion remains good so long as stomach acidity keeps’ normal. When this proportion is exceeded the excess acid ferments the food intended to nourish you, and generates paces which painfully distend the stomach. Therefore the surest way to relieve Indigestion is to counteract the acidity, and for this purpose many doctors prescribe ‘Bisurated’ Mapnesia. Half a ten spoon I'tii, or two to four tablets in water after eating, or when pain is felt, not only instantly neutralises excess stomach afcid, and stops fermentation, but by restoring normal, healthy dlgestiop. enables you to enjoy your food wi„.:out discomfort. Every chemist sells ‘Bisurated' Magnesia in powder and tablet form —there is no quicker or surer remedy for indigestion.*