The Survey October 1916-March 1917 . rom poisons gen-erated inside the body. Indigestion and constipation are its symptoms. Itmay lead to nervous exhaustion, high blood pressure, liver and kidney dis-orders and sometimes malignant growths. A clean colon, doing its workthoroughly and well, is easy to have, however. Dr. Kellogg tells youabout this in his new book—Colon Hygiene. It teaches naturalmethods only—diet, exercise, rest, sleep and regulation of workinghours. No drugs. Following its teachings will give you per-manent relief from indigestion, constipation and their attendantills. Thus you
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