HOW TO AVOID INDIGESTION
tN EASY WAY TO DO IT
I utmost digestive troubles, excess' acidYand fermented food have a ten-, remain ‘in the' stomach, until the iex-o meal is eaten? That Is why ,inte||[e pain:-so often follows immed- * iatelf? after , eating. In cases of thiskindftdigestive ■ disturbance : can be' abprevented by taking half a teasjpoiifhl 'of £ Bisiirated’ ' ‘Magnesia powJfcr ‘or, tivo or three tablets in a littl# : water half an hour before eating#This neutralizes? the acid, and in epeot washes out the stomach, leaving IJt clean and sweet for the next meajr Get a package of ‘Bisurated’ Magnesia' from your chemist to-day. .iakeil it before your- next', meal and: noteMthe absence of the usual pain, and |§iseomfdrt. : In very had cases J takeSanotlier dose after meals, - to l niakrnlassurance doulbly' sure. "V#. - '
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 July 1930, Page 3
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132HOW TO AVOID INDIGESTION Hokitika Guardian, 2 July 1930, Page 3
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