Esued BY The NEY ZEALAND DERA RTMENT 0F HEALTU do You feel washed-out mid Mid-afternoon fatigue 'afternoon !!1 1 can be due to a Poor lunch. You can't keep going on buns and cakes. For more energy less fatigue choose this kind of lunch. Sandwiches or rolls with Meat or egg or cheese or peanut butter; and Salad, or tomato or fruit, Milk or milky drink _ and 5 if you must include them, the cakes and buns only as an extra: Wich fish and chips or meat Pie have some fruic or vegetables and 2 glass of milk: A GOOD LUNCH KEEPS You GOING RIGHT THROUGH ThE AFTERNOON 17.2 by
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 28, Issue 714, 20 March 1953, Page 2
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