REVIEWS

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 11 April 1912, Page 7

REVIEWS

" A PLEA FOR HEALTH REFORM "

Thoso interested in health reform — and who is not? will read with much interest a, booklet which has just been issued by Mr. Lloyd Jones, of Wanganui. It is entitled, "A Plea for Health Reform," and certainly is a plea thn; is put forward in a most convincing manner. Mr. Lloyd Jones as is well known, is an ardent disciple of tho fasting and the no-breakfast plan, as a- means of bringing about health, and he is in che happy position of having proved by personal experience tho value of tho doctrine ho has so long preached. Tn the course of his preface. Air. Jones says: "I appeal to all roacl<>r.s of this article to take, up the .study of this wonderful subject. If they would, our country would soon bo a paradise- of good health." Apart from his own testimony. Mr. Jones ■produces tho evidence of men and women in all parts of tho world who have regained lost health by following the no-bro;\kf?ist and fasting plan. But, knowing the value of local evidence. Mr. Jones publishes the testimony of thirtyeight well known people in various parN of Now Zealand, including residents or Dnucilin, Auckland. NVnv Plymouth, Wellington, Palmer.ston Nor.h, Wangauni. Timani. TVitra, HavelcxVk North. Ohakuiii'. nml Gore. Tho Hooklet. which is p'ihli«hod at bare cost of printing, mriv bo obtained for sixnoiir-o. f-om Mr. Lloyd .lnn?s. Tt should cortninlv bo read and studied by all whose health is indifferent, or who wish to retain their good health.