Dhusill slimming Your feet tire easily and your knees begin to ache 3 then take some weight off them: Your clothes no longer look well on you ; then reduce your figure to its normal sizea You are conscious of those unsightly bulges ; they may be the result of too much starchy and sugary food in your meals: You puff a8 you climb the hill a8 you never used to do ; you are overloading your hearta WHAT ARE YOU COING TO Do ABOUT IT ? EAT LESS bread, fried foods, steamed puddings, cako biscuits, pastry , gweets; chocolate; gauceg; jam and sugara CUT OUT IN-BETWEEN SNACKS of scones; biscuits, eake; etc: EAT MORE green regetables;, raw fruit, and n90 cheeses vegemite; marmite, Or brufax instead of jam: OMIT SUGAR from your tea and coffee and nerer eprinkle it on the pudding: This is an insult to the cook: USE 1 PINT OF MILK with the cream poured 0f; every day: EAT Your full RATION of MEAT (but lean) and EGCS (not fried) and BUTTER (but not other fatty' foods): EAT 4 small POTATO but do not omit entirely. WEIGH regularly and be content to loge approximately 2-4 Ibs: a fortnight: When normal weight for your height you will a LOOK BETTER FEEL BETTER BE BETTER Watch for 0 further announcement giving 0 sample day' 8 meals. ISSUED BY The DEPARTMENT Of HEALTH 1515
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 466, 28 May 1948, Page 12
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230Page 12 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 466, 28 May 1948, Page 12
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