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Evening Star, Issue 20062, 31 December 1928, Page 3

TO REGULATE THE LIVER DISSOLVE THIS IN YOUR CORNING TEA “Stop dosing all the year round with strong, habit-forming, and liver-irritat-ing cathartic drugs. Instead, try . this more natural and lasting way. Then you can soon forget you have a liver, 1 ’ says medical man. If a drug is so powerful that a few grains will irritate the liver or bowels to violent convulsive action, it is powerful enough to .do other even less desirable things. It is like whipping a tired horse, and the use of strong cathartic stimulants can only be followed by weakening reactions which call for constantly stronger doses. I am also convinced, that greasing the intestines by dosing with -oils which hasten the passage of food but prevent the thousands of absorbent glands from acting upon it to extract nourishment is another common but very serious mistake. Like any other filter, the liver should be thoroughly flushed out and cleansed occasionally. It secretes, about one and threequarter pints of-bile daily. Any congestion or obstruction of the ducts and consequent derangement of the bile flow will give rise to one or more of such troubles as biliousness, headaches, lassitude,-, stomach trouble, rheumatism, skin diseases, coated, tongue, fetid breath, and ■ a- host of ,other disorders, some of them seldom attributed to a disordered liver. Call body poisons whatever .you , like, ’ .'gerras;'- microbes, bacilli, toxins, uric or stomach acids, etc.,' etc., but they are 'all simply impurities,. and form the primary cause of most diseases. Few will doubt 1 the truth of this, but if any sufferer from the above ailments does feel sceptical, he can easily get rid of his doubts and his'ailments at the same time by introducing the necessary alkaline elements into the, liquid he .drinks, These elements are easily provided. Simply get a small supply, of Alicia Saltrates compound from any. chemist. A pinch should be dissolved in your tea, coffee, water, of other drink and taken eVory morning. No trace of any bitter, salty, sour, or other taste can possibly be detected. Also it cannot Upset or irritate even the most delicate stomach,—[Advt.]