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GOOD NEWS FOE CORPULENT PEOPLEj PffTTOLACCA TABLETS AND JUICE. A UIX BHtfEDT IN THB TBEATMENT OF OBESITY OS COEPULErICY. NOT X PATENT MEDICINE. From time immemorial it has been notioed that birds feeding on the Phytokeeo Berries became verj lean, yet retained their health perfectly. The earUest mestiou in M««ical Works we can find of the remedy ia in Halo's "New Remedies," V. 561 s— " I once flnrgestedthe Phytolacca as a remedy in fatty degeneration of the heart and fatty heart (birds which feed on the berries lose all their adipose tiBBu«)." ' To Dr W. M. Qrimth,a regular practitioner in Ponssylvania, belongs the honour of having introduced ' the remedy in practice. In 1889 he paMiahed an article on the subject in the " Medical Summary," ol f Philadelphia, and.«spretsos Hurprise that the Phytalocca Berry Tri"atn»=nt of so distressing a condition I continues to be neglected, from this paper we extract the following :— I " The dose is one t» two tablets befo** eocfe meal, sometimes increased to four. They diminish thai I appetite to some extent. In tome cases thezsdnction of weight is remarkable, as much as 15 to 20 pounds! ia month. The redaction ia freqnently apparent the first week : a feehng of lightness and comfort follow*. ' their odmhustzation. One patient lost4o pounds in three months, and Euffared no inconvenience ; thai |»v«raKeis<romlOtolspoimdsamonth. • • • lam somewhat surprised that this treatment has not 'received the«£enti<m it merits. Phytolacca seems analogous to lodide of Potash, and acts in chronic t rheumatism simihtrly. I have found it efficacious in that painful form of rheumatism of the arms and of which so atany compfcua. It does not constipate the bowels, bat rather acts v an aperient. jXt stwasto have the power of causing cbsorption of adipose tisane in a great degree." PHYTO&ACttA BEKET TABLETS AND JUICE have passed through their experimental stage. [Bead what Dr Wns has to say about this remedy :— "Ky experience isthat aboxrt 75 per cest of corpulent people who take it reduce their weight. All i«orpnknt people are more or less in danger «f apoplexy and heart failure, Ac, as well as from rhenmatism, are clumsy and heavy about the joints and limbs. Now, Phytolacca will every time reduce the ttattydeffeneration abont the heart, thereby facilitating a free circulation. It has the power of dissolving the fat, and thereby the patient will feel light and active. It will often cure rheumatism that has misted treatment for years, particularly the klud that affects the shoulders and arms. Personally, I xsa. report redactions of flesh that would seem almost incredible. For instance, I knew ft ivan who weUrhedSSdb redneed to 1801 bin three months. I also know of a number of ladies who h»ve nduoed rfhea-imtst xmmbm 9 ta!2 toches." PHYTOLAOCA IS AN ABSOLUTELY SAFE REMEDY Bl»f^!*«Uaetv,prJea9»taabax. Abo th« Punjab*,* til ndfcC »»c#h. 3Ha SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS IK NEW ZEALAND.

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