ARM NUMB WITH RHEUMATISM

Hokitika Guardian, 9 August 1932, Page 6

ARM NUMB WITH RHEUMATISM

, . " ' , , ytt, %\ WOMANS THANKS' TO K KOSCriEff | For Relief from “Terrible Paii)?’ . ' - The effect of rheumatism upon this , : woman was a peculiar one. .She .so ' ? dreaded the numbness -that- used to : • overcome her at night' that she -! was j' afraid to go to bed; She tells- her periences in • the letter, published; below :' r. “I have been .suffering . from irhdlii-.. matism for years. At one time ! cobUl -lj A scarcely walk with pains inmyfee^T The thumb of my left hand was su StiffI could only bend it with the aid of the f right hand. I was afraid to go to bedp/ . as my right hand and arm up to the ! , elbow used to go numb, and the pain i was just' terrible until 1 got the ciitv , > dilation I started to take ; f- / a half-teaspoonful of. Krusehen in * : ! ; . glass of hotewater before breakfasts -j and believe nae I feel a different wo* ? : man. 1 tell .everyone what 1. take; J ' the good it has done me.”—(Mrs)' ! W. A. B. -• ;

The pains of rheumatism 1 are caused by deposits of needle-pointed uric aci& : crystals in the muscles and joints. Tlie~ most effective solvents of' these crystal . , deposits are sodium ' and potassium;- ; Glauber Salts contains sodium '. oidy Epeom Salts has no solvent'action -at J|V~ all, -as it is not absorbed by the blo*di.;|[i.. Now ' Krusehen Saljts- • contain jboth-’.'T.-sodium and : They are •tb'd*-?.-only salts' which- bring a- double action' j to bear in disselving the-uHc afcid''cry* stals. Then other constituent, 'salts^bf' 1 : .Krusehen assist- Nature to 1 expel- thbsd •• dissolved crystals- through 1 the natural* *• channels. Still.other salts Th KtUschen- prevent food fermentation br"d®f ; ' composition' taking place iff . tlrer inteffr ‘ ' -.tines, and thereby.-check the: further formation, 1 hot 'btily of uric' acid, but .'of , other body poisons which undermine . the health. r ' Krusehen Salts is obtainable at dll> , -Chemists and Stores at 2/6 per bbttlef;,