IF FOOD DISAGREES DRINK HOT WATER.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3561, 22 September 1916, Page 3

IF FOOD DISAGREES DRINK HOT WATER.

Wlien food 1 i<-s like load in the, s-toiinu.il). and y;m have ih.t!;.;, uncom-lorta-ble,' d';-i:o:ic:-:«I f!.>;!lin</., it is because of insufficioiilv l.'loot! supply to .the stoß'.ac}i. wi:ibi:-'e-a with iwkl nnd food ferniCTitation, In- ■ .-ueh case-i try the plan now VoHowiKl in iviOJiy hospitahi .an.l advi-jwl - by cininent f,pr-cialist« of takirifi; half :i l.oaspoonfr.l of bisurat-ed raagn'esi.a-'' H. half ;•- gln.-»-';of' as lif>|-i a*; you cu-n f-.-,iriforU's,b)y drink it. Tho li.it w;:t<"- d)-;i\vs tlu; blood to tl;e stomach, *:ind t-lio bisur^t'ted^ maKiiesia. as any phv,<ieuui or oiicmisV- can tell you, inst.'vnt.'v ivutra-lit-c-s vhe acid and stops the i'o-f)'.-'.-fermentation.. Try this simple plan and yon will bo astonished at tho !in'n!---;li;:t-:'-- fepiitHi of relief and comfort th:i.t- a-lv.-ny-s follows the restoration of the normal process of digestion. .But b^ sa'vo you ask th«> chemist very distinctly for bisurated magnesia-, thus avoiding confusion with the sulphates, oxides and citrates or bismuth and magnesia- mixtures which are often unsuitable. Soldiers at the front and travellor.-; win arc frequently obliged to take- hasty meals poorly prepared should alway¥> take two or three fivegrain tablete of bisurated magnesia after moils 1o prevent fermentation I an-'l neutralise tho acid.