SURPRISING RESULTS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1656, 24 January 1913, Page 7

SURPRISING RESULTS.

FOLLOWING CHANGE OF FOOD. Many persons, having come to look on some kind of medicine as the only means of regaining health,.are. surprised to find that sometimes a change in diet is more effectivo than drugs. - ,• A Rector writes from Oxford, England: •' "Some eighteen months ago, I was feeling jaded aad depressed—disinclined to exertion of any kind. "I had long suffered from a slight weakness of the.heart as n result of occasional attacks of rheumatism. "Happening to see your very sensible little book, ■: 'The Road to "Wellvillc,' ■ 1 read it'and was s»rncfc s with its obvious common sense. So I determined to give Grnpo-Npts a trial. "After'a week or so, to my astonishment, I began to.fcel better." At the end of a month I had gained much in spirits, bodily vigour .and capacity for work. ' "I found Grape-sNuts so satisfying and sustaining as a diet, that I soon gave up eating what is rather significantly called 'Butcher's Meat.' ".■••' . ' ~"On account of a cold; I called in my physician, whom I had not consulted for many months. After careful examination ho was surprised to find me in such general good condition. There was no trace of the old heart trouble. He,was pleased to know I had been eating* Grape-Nuts, as ho is an enthusiast .regarding this excellent food.". 'There's a reason." : .