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NZ Truth, Issue 1214, 7 March 1929, Page 8

TELLS ' ACID ' DYSPEPTICS TO EAT AS THEY LIKE ; y How to Avoid Painful. Jndigestlan, Sour Acid Stomach, ■,< Heartburn, y Gas oh Stomach, Etc, Stomach trouble m all its various forms, declare medical authorities, is due almost 'invariably to an excess of hydrochloric acid ■-, m the stomach. Chronic "abid stomach" is exceedingly dangerous; and sufferers should do either one or two things. . ■■..■■•:•' Either they can go on a limited and unpleasant diet, avoiding foods that disagree, with them, that irritate the v stomach and ■ lead; to -excess acid secretion;' or, else they can eat as they please m reason, and make it a practice to counteract the effect of the harmful acid! and prevent the formation of gas, sourness or premature. 'fermentation of .their food by I the use of ayiittle SaliX Magnesia /at meals. '-.-. . There is. probably rio better, safer, or more reliable stomach antacid than^SaliX Magnesia, and it is widely used for this purpose./ It has no direct action on. the stomach," arid is not a digestant.,' But a teaspoonful of the pdwder, taken m a] little water with the food, will neutralise the excess acidity which may be present | and prevent its . further formation. This removes . the whole cause of the trouble, and the.-. -meal. '"digests" naturally/, and healthfully, -without need of pepsin pills or artificial digestants of. any kind.' . „'/. Get some SaliX Magnesia, powder or, tablets, from ! ariy reliable/ cherhist. It/ never comes as a liquid, mine- or citrate, and is. not a laxative.; : Try this plan andeat '.what- you want at your., next meal; arid | see' if this isn't the^best' adyi'ce you ever. , had on what to eat> " ■■-'•■■ :.*■': '.|