FOR RHEUMATISM AND KIDNEY TROUBLE.

NZ Truth, Issue 1205, 3 January 1929, Page 7

FOR RHEUMATISM AND KIDNEY TROUBLE.

Trained Nurse explains how to- obtain a natural and permanent relief at home by the same treatment used In % hospital. • ■'.■~ — . . ."■ I When even slight kidney derangement is neglected, there is hot only the risk of developing practically incurable maladies, but the certainty that rheumatic disorders will eventually result. I kn6w\ from hospital experience ; that ' articular, muscular and Inflammatory, rheumatism, gout, lumbago, sciatica, bladder or gall stone, etc., are all simply the penalties of neglecting weakened kidneys. However, no one need be a martyr to these complaints for a single day. Simply drink plenty of water '. and flush/cleanse and purify the kidneys occasionally by adding a small teaspoonful of Alkla Saltrate3 to a tumbler of the water. Any chemist can supply this compound at slight cost; and it dissolves uric acid as hot water dissolves sugar. 1 Once the sharp crystals are dissolved they canriot be painful, and are soon filtered out and expelled by the kidneys. The "Saltrated" water will also stimulate the liver and intestines, clearing these of poisonous impurities which otherwise clog all the eliminative organs. Avoid too much red meat, ■■■ sugar, salt, alcohol knd tea. A milk and vegetable diet Is good. Keep the skin active by exercising until you perspire freely, for the skin eliminates toxic Impurities and acldsb This is important if you are past middle age and have backache, stiff muscles and "rusty" joints. Or, if disinclined to strenuous exercise, an occasional bath m hot water, medicated with a handful of Reudel Bath Saltrates will answer quite as well and stop any pain within ten minutes.-— N.H.