CAN INDIGESTION CURE ITSELF ?

Hokitika Guardian, 10 May 1922, Page 4

CAN INDIGESTION CURE ITSELF ?

. . . Well, there Say. he exceptions, blit tlio general rulers for all cases of : stomach disorder to|iget worse, unless properly dealt witlifi This is natural enough, for such troubles as indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis and flatulence ; are caused, in over ginety eases out of a hundred, by exeell acid in the stom-; ach. The effect of ijf this acid is to j steadily and increasingly weaken the 1 digestive organs jrntil, . finally, the j trouble may beeon® so deep-seated ns to render a cure difficult. Vet, ' once this acid is J counteracted, few j organs heal so renjhly as the stomach. ’ This is the very reason why Bisurated Magnesia is so successful in treating cases of digestives disturbance; it just neutralises the harmful acid- the mo nient it enters tlib< stomach and renders impossible, thus Kidding the suffcitjfr of all cause of irritation and weaUpess. From the first dose the ease is apparent, whilst n keen 1 relish for one’s fJjod is soon noticeable. Let Bisurated flfMngnesia put your stomach right. I Get a package from the chemist to-dfy; it costs but a trilling sum, but dirn’t think any kind of Magnesia will d|, for it won’t you must have BINS RATED Magnesia (or BISMAG as it ps usually called), so look carefully at* the wrapper to see you get the kind that does do you good.