There is no more common disorder than neurasthenia or nerve-weakness, says the author of this interesting volume.
Among the chief causes of neurasthenia, be telic us, exe overwork worry, ® too monotonous mode of life, and anything that tends to produce strain and stress, Food may be of great utility, says the writer, as an agent in the treatment of neurasthenia. Synthetic foods, scientifically produced on correct therapeutical lines, are particularly useful for this purpose, Sanatogen is an ideal food of this nature, and is given to neurasthenics with excellent effect, especially in hot climates. It com bines the nerve-food, sodium¢lycerophosphate, with body-building protein, obtained from the pure, rich milk-supply of Cornwall, England, where the preparation is manufactured.
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