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Unsuspected MALNUTRITION There was laughter at & public dinner Jast night when a politician, speaking on the Dangers of Malnutrition, was told by a dietitian that he show- ed signs of Malnutrition him- self But the laughter became & trille nervous when the dietitian added that the rest of uS were probably in the same condition 4 'Malnutrition; he declared, "i8 increasing. Few of 48 are totally free from "nerves; digestive troubles, constipation, debility and other ills of civilisation: Yet in most cases these ills are symptoms of Vitamin B deficiency "It isn't that we eat too little: It's because the Vitamin B is removed from our food by modern methods of refining:' And yet on Vitamin B the health of our nervous and diges- tive systems dependg. 0) 4 "But how; somebody asked; "can the ordinary person make good this alarming shortage of Vitamin B?" 7} Well;' he replied, "simply add a tablespoonful of Bemax to your por- ridge or breakfast cereal: Bemax is & Vitamin supplement 80 rich in Vitamin B that & daily tablespoon- ful makes up the regular quota one 1} needs: Bemax i8 obtainable from Chemiste and Stores and each tin lasts a month. Distributors: Fassett & Johnson Ltd: Levy Building, Manners St: Wellington. A product of Vitamins Limited, London. Owing to present conditions supplies are limited. 8.5

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 371, 2 August 1946, Page 29

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Page 29 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 371, 2 August 1946, Page 29

Page 29 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 371, 2 August 1946, Page 29

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