FOOD IN OLD AGE.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXII, Issue 12379, 1 February 1908, Page 5

FOOD IN OLD AGE.

We eat to live or should *»at to that purpose, and as on© grows old there ia 91l the greater demand for the adherence U this rule. Sir H. Thompson, in his **• • k en "Diet in Relation to Age and Activity," says that if a man past his half censi'ty of life "continues to consume the same a' l'.jidant breakfasts, substantial lunches, and heavy dinners, which at the summit cf 1 is power he could dispose of aimast with n». punity, he will in time «>itfior si-icwnu .le rat or become -acquainted with gout and rheumatism, or show signs of unlieu.Hhv deposit of some kind, which must ii-evit-ably poison, undermine, or 3hoAn his remaining term of life." IMPIJY'S MAT APPLE is an absolute necessity io <<id vge ■ — 8 to 10 drops after each Jieal, and perfect health Is assured.

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