motion — in the car or in the airplane; and everyone who used these pills according to the doctor's directions, just before traveling, felt not the least dizziness!
The doctor wanted to make certain that Dramamine was the healing remedy for seasickness, so he tried it on a large number of passengers on two different ships — and the result was astonishing again!
But the doctors who carried out numerous experiments and succeeded in them did not hasten to announce the result, because they wished first to make certain that the drug was not harmful in any way whatever... And they are now able to announce that medicine can now draw its weapon against vertigo of any kind.
The action of these yellow tablets remains a riddle among riddles... but what has been scientifically established is that they are the healing remedy for the vertigo that has been the cause of misery to millions of people...
Angina Pectoris
The most dangerous causes of sudden death resulting from the stopping of the heart are angina pectoris, and the blockage of one of the coronary arteries connected to the heart.
Angina pectoris consists of pains that vary in severity among most sufferers; they occur most often in the middle of the chest, and very frequently spread to the neck or the shoulder or the left arm... These pains occur only as a result of bodily strain, or because of nervous agitation, and particularly when the stomach is full of food.
Those who suffer from angina pectoris, and those who are exposed to it by heredity, must keep to the side of moderation in everything, while following this advice:
1 — Avoid violent bodily and mental exertions and emotional upsets.
2 — Sleep early and for a sufficient time.
3 — Avoid bathing in cold water.
4 — Keep up simple exercise.
5 — Rest after meals.
6 — Lighten the food so that the stomach is not overloaded, and refrain from drinking water with meals and after them.
7 — Refrain from eating
egg yolks, liver, kidneys, brains, and fat.
8 — Refrain from smoking.
9 — Avoid the causes of constipation.
10 — Take care of the soundness of the teeth.
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