LACTOBACILLINE

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14842, 6 December 1913, Page 7

LACTOBACILLINE

Lactobacilline combats and arrests the development of pathogenic and putrefactiv-e germs in tho intestinal canal. By this action Lactobaeillino not alone exerts a powerful influence in the restoration to, aud maintenance of, perfect general health, but is specially indicated in AFFECTIONS OF THE DIGESTIVE TRACT. Gastro-enteritis, muco-mombranoue, cotero-colitis, constipation, intestinal tuberculosis, typhoid fever, influenza, appendicitis, and intestinal catarrh. IN CASfe OF AUTOINTOXICATIONS—cirrhosis of tho liver, chronic nephritis, arterio-sclerosis, chlorosis, ana-mia, dyspepsia, etc. LN ALL CASES DUE TO ABNORMAL INTESTINAL FERMENTATION: ■ IX-AJ" 1, CASES DEPENDENT ON, DISTURBANCE OF SECRETION of bile and pancreatic juice (gallstone, pancreatic diabetes) In diabetes Lactobacilline, by virtue of tlje fermentation which it sets up m the alimentary sugars diminishes the Glycosuria. { Tho tablets are p_t np in glass cylinders, and are £ b^xes containing 8 & 6d J£d« and box bears the words, Lo Ferment Seul FourmsSh da n^ f _ir r ge ™*<"* through j obtained from the Soaete le Ferment, Smeeton's 1 Buildings, Queen Auckland. 794S