New Discovery Evokes Enthusiasm in the Medical World.

DR. HARTMANN SOLVES THE NEURASTHENIC MYSTERY.

EXPLAINS THE BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE NEW TREATMENT FOR NERVE WRECKS.

HOW NERVOUS DISORDERS ARE CURED BY BRAIN FEEDING.

Where medicines and drugs and other stimulants have not only hopelessly failed to help nerve-sufferers but also aggravated their ailments, the most eminent physicians have to admit their helplessness after so-called tonics and stimulants have played havoc with the brain and spinal marrow (nerve-centres) of nerve-sufferers by driving them to misery. From actual experience, tangible proof is being. given to the world of the marvellous results achieved by Dr. Hartmann's "Antineurasthin," demonstrating clearly that his discovery cannot fail to have a lasting effect upon the health of the nations.

Since all nervous affections arise in the brain, and are caused by malnutrition, i.e. its starvation, the cure for Neurasthenia lies in the question of supplying the nerve centre with proper food to allow due strengthening.

We are to have no more drugging of the system; we are to have no more expensive and exhaustive useless and harmful treatments; or otherwise. All we have to do is to feed the brain with the nerve-forming food it needs, and Nature will do the rest.

This method of treatment that Dr. Hartmann has proved to be eminently successful may be thus detailed.

Food, when taken into the body, is used in various ways for general nourishment. Certain foods are used for fat production, others for the manufacture of bone, and yet again, other parts of food are used up in the production of brain tissue. Now, since all nervous affections arise in the brain, and are caused by malnutrition, ie. its starvation, the cure for neurasthenia lies in the question of supplying the nerve-centres with the necessary food for the strengthening of the whole nervous system.

physicians in Europe - Dr. Giuseppe Lapponi, Physician-inOrdinary to His Holiness the Pope :

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"Dear Sir,-I made trial in my private practice of Antineurasthin,' and shall prescribe it henceforward, as it is an admirable agent for toning and strengthening the nervous system. I take the liberty of congratulating you on your discovery. "DR. GIUSEPPE LAPPONI, (Signed) 'Physician-in-Ordinary to His Holiness Pope Pius X."

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The most remarkable testimony, however, of its phenomenal efficacy lies in the fact that not only are our most eminent physicians everywhere prescribing Antineurasthin to their patients, but in many instances they are taking Antineurasthin themselves.

The result of Dr. Hartmann's brilliant experiments has been to prepare a nerve food in which the brain-forming element is sufficiently strong to at once have a beneficial effect.

To this new discovery Dr. Hartmann has given the title "Antineurasthin," and already most remarkable cures have been effected by its administration.

Antineurasthin is a preparation which contains all the nerve-building materials, "Lecethine," in a highly concentrated form. It is easily assimilated, and the benefits it confers are lasting. It has therefore nothing in common with medicines, drugs, or other stimulants. It is the natural nerve food, which nourishes the nerve system independently of the body. To everyone requiring a genuine tonic, to the man whose nerves have become unstrung through business worries, to the woman who has become supersensitive or morbid, this simple remedy will prove an inestimable benefit.

Now, in all foods-in some more than others—there are brain-forming materials. They are scientifically known as Mylene, or Lecethine. Under natural conditions the "best" food contains but a trace of this wonderful substance, and therefore it is impossible in the ordinary way to absorb into the system sufficient quantity to effect an appreciable improvement in a neurasthenic case.

"It is, in brief, a question of administering a sufficient supply of nerve-feeding elements to balance the rapid waste of nerve tissue caused by the unnatural strain of presentday life, by a rapid repair."

The following testimony will certainly interest those who are "nervous patients." It comes from one of the most brilliant

The fact cannot be too strongly impressed upon the minds of our readers that nervous disorders, no matter how slight, must not be neglected or played with. The small" worry" of to-day becomes the morbid melancholia or breakdown of to-morrow. It is useless to endeavour to seek temporary "stimulation" in chemical or other so-called tonics, which can but have a serious after-effect -a loss of Nervous Force.

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