HEAD TIED UP TO RELIEVE PAIN.
HAD HEADACHES FOR DAYS AT A TIME. BETTER AFTER SIX MONTHS’ OF KRUSCHEN. A woman's gratitude for the benefits she has received from Kruschen Salts induces her to write this letter: “ Before taking Kruschen, I was troubled with rheumatic pains and headaches for days at a time. I would walk around with my head tied up to obtain relief, and in the mornings my limbs' would be so stiff I could scarcely rise. Now my headaches are very rare, and I can rise in the mornings feeling refreshed. Incidentally. I may say' that my weight has dropped from 12 stone to 9 stone 3 lbs. I was taking Kruschen for six months before, 1 began'to find it giving me any actual relief, but would not be without it now;”—(Mrs) W. 11-C. ; ’
Most headaches start when your internal machinery sitops—when your organs of elimination go on strike and fail to- keep the system free from waste. The result is a poisoned blood-stream.
Keep your liver and kidneys working smoothly and you’ll not have to suffer any more. Put the six salts of Kruschen .into your blood and these organs will be gently persuaded to function as Nature intended they should. Restored to. healthy action, they will ensure that every particle of clogging waste material is regularly and completely expelled. You will enjoy a condition of internal cleanliness. Your blood-stream will be purified and refreshed. Kruschen brings lasting relief from headaches, dizziness, lassitude and depression, in the only possible way. That is, by removing the cause. 1
Kruschen Salts is -obtainable at all Chemists and Stores at 2/6 per bottle.
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Waikato Times, Volume 114, Issue 19012, 1 August 1933, Page 3
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