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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3030, 17 March 1917, Page 5

HAVE YOU REALLY GOT DYSPEPSIA? THE MAGNESIA TEST, Physicians say tbat there aw cornparativoly few cases of true dyspepsia, S 6 , I ' la i° ri(; .v of the people who complain ot this justly dreaded ailment being merely victims of excessive acidity of the stomach. Now there is a simple test whereby anyone can tell whether the paw experienced after eating is due to excessive acidity or to real dyspepsia. Obtain from the chemist some bieurated magnesia and immediately after vou'r next meal take half a teaspoonfnl" of this in a little water. If, as if more than likely, the symptoms which now distress yon, such as heartburn, flatulence, flushed face, and au uncmniottable feeling of fulness, are due to acidity you will benefit considerably from the use of bisurated magnesia because it instantly neutralises the dangerous acid and also prevents all possibility of food fermenting in the stomach. On the ether hand, should no benefit follow the use of bisurated magnesia, it may be assumed that there is some derangement of the stomach or digestive organs requiring a physician's personal attention. But Rive the bisurated magnesia a good trial first, taking care, of course, that yon, get genuine bisurated magnesia, and yon will probably find that its valuable antneid properties will safeguard you against all unpleasantness and discomfort after eating.—Advt.

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