THE FOOD QUESTION

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3136, 14 July 1917, Page 13

THE FOOD QUESTION

So much depends on a nation's food that no apology is necessary ior referring to the subject again; indeed, it is a duty I to do so, and readers are recommended S to study the little Imolc sent free on opi plication to Box 845, G.P.0., Wellington entitled "What to Eat and How to Eat." One of the direct causes of ill-health is j indigestion, aaid this prises most often J'rom eating unsiiitablo diet, and bolting food without sufficient mastication. Thus food, instead of being 'quickly difiested aiid converted into nourishing, healtlii giving blood, becomes a fermenting mass, I giving rise- (o flatulence and forming poisons. '; Headaches, depression, lack of appejl Wto, and thn torture of dyspepsia, sur signs jhat the .stomach ha.s lost tone and is being wrongly dieted. Keep your dipestion perfect and eat wholesome fond and you will find the ivay to be well. Sufferers from indigestion require neir blood to cure this painful disorder, r,n<l by taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills they will help satisfy all the needs of the Wood, nerves and stomnrli. '.l'heso pills sharpen the appetite, brighlen tho spirit?, banish depression and headaches, and (■.?- Isiblish good health on a secure fonr.dation of rich, red blood. Get a, supply of Dr. Williams' Tinlc Pills from any dealer; ask him for Dr. Williams', thus avoiding substitute*.