Guy's guide to digestion / [Guy's Tonic Company].

  • Guy's Tonic Company.
Date:
[1900?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Guy's guide to digestion / [Guy's Tonic Company]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    perhaps, not actually ill, but they are sure to be weaker, more Nervous, less energetic and more easily depressed than they ought to be. If you have a bad taste in the Mouth in the morning when you wake, and a feeling of nausea in your Stomach, and oppressiveness at your Forehead, with pains under your Shoulder-blades, then you are Dyspeptic. You do not digest your Food properly; it does not nourish you as it should do, but decomposes in your Intestines and poisons your Blood. You need Guy’s Tonic taken after meals to help your Stomach to digest the Food you eat, and to create Strength from the Nourishment taken. If you have Acidity, Wind, Flatulence, or Heartburn, and are subject to Sick headache ; if your Food feels like a heavy weight at the pit of your Stomach, causing you pain and discomfort, then you have a bad attack of Indigestion. You need Guy’s Tonic, for this most useful Medicine will correct these troubles easily and naturally, and help you to recover waning Strength and declining Energy, by virtue of the beneficent Tonic power it so well exerts. Guy’s Tonic Restored my Appetite. Mr. J. Bird, of Summer Lane, Birmingham, writes :— “ I desire to add my Testimony to the great value of Guy's Tonic. It “ restored my Appetite, cleared the Tongue, and acted most beneficially on “ the Liver and Nerves. It also gave me refreshing sleep, freedom from “ Dreams and a pleasant waking. The distressing Symptoms of Melancholia “ and Despondency have never returned since I took the first bottle of Guy’s “ Tonic. Quite Hungry after taking Guy’s Tonic. “ Charleville Forest, Tullamore, King’s Co., Ireland. “ I am truly thankful to say that I am greatly better. My Appetite has “ returned, and I feel quite hungry for my meals. I also have slept perfectly “ since I took Guy’s Tonic. It is splendid.—(Miss) L. Diamond. You Need Guy’sTonic io