:,- EATING WHEN OVERTIRED,

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3162, 14 August 1917, Page 9

:,- EATING WHEN OVERTIRED,

Haling when, overtired ia decidedly haiinfuil. The stomach is loaded (it a. time when the digestion demands rest, and tho food eaten becomes unwholesome ■before, digestion is ready to proceed. Again,, fatigue frequently arises from an impaired digestion; in this caso fond irritates (he stomach and aggravates indigestion. This faligns after slight exertion or following a ineal is an indication of weak digestion or nnacmiii. Thcso troubles often go together, acting and re-acting on eacli otlicr; so that a state of indigestion implies ft condition of anaemia, and anaomia accompanies indigestion. • Acting on this knowledge, readers would do well to adopt a Wood-tonic treatment for indigestion, debility and anaemia, such as Dr. Williams" Pink Pills, and thoy should see tho wisdom of the treatment as it proceeds.' For as tho new blood, created, by thcso pills, rulses Ihromjh tlio 'system, elrensth and energy follow, with a lceen lieallliy appetite; (hen both indigestion and anaemia, aro banished and Rood, health established. Finally, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills aro ono of the most reliablo remedies for the above disorders. You can begin Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to-day by getting a sup-ply from your dealor. Ask for Dr. Williams' in order to (ivoid mistakes and useless substitutes. A booklet, "What to 73at and How to Eat," sont free on application to Bojc 815, G.P.0., Wellington.