The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-16
NUMBERS Slow
LY PQISlNING
THEIR SYSTEM
AUTolNToKlcATloN is FouNDA-
TIoN OF MOST DISEASES AND
ILL HEALTH SAYS NOTED
AUTHORITY.

Advanced medical authorities as.
sert that autointoXication is the foun.
daton of most of the ills and diseases
to which the human flesh Is heir
This condition. says L. T. Cooper.
who has made an exhaustive study
Of the subject, lis nothing more or
less than the Sow self-poisoning of
the vital organs produced by the ex-
cessive mental and physical strain We
are forced to endure, which renders
the organs lame and inactive and per,
mits toxins actual poisuns to be
generated within ones own body.
In the process Of digestion a num-
Der OF poisonous substances are pro
duced which, although absogbed in
the alimentary canal are prevented by
the liver from entering the circulation.
As a result Of Overwork, fatigue pro
ducts, sarcolastic acid and prolonged
spasms may lead to autointoxication
Excess OF uric acid in the blood is as.
sociated with high arterial pressure,
headache, and nervous irritability.
and is an indication of imperfect
metabolism (malassimilation) and
autointOxication is the result as
shown by the fact that marked i'm.
proyement occurs by suitable diet and
treatment.
symptoms of auto.intoxication may
be associated with various nervous
phenomena. Bile in the blood may
be attended by stupor and mental de.
preston and the term meloncholia, sig.
nifying black bile, indicates the i'm.
portance which has long been attach.
ed to the liver as an organ, the de-
rangement of which causes nervous
depression.
Sometimes the trouble starts I'm
the liver and kidneys, and sometimes
it starts in the stomach, or elsewhere,
but in any case the blame lies with
the faulty method of living, which has
become so prevalent of recent years,
and il is the more important organs
that suffer the final damage. As
when they falter or fail in their duties
the body fills up with poisons and the
victim readily yields to their baneful
influences. Brights disease, stomach
and intestinal troubles, catarrhal af-
fections Of the mucous membrane;
in fact. may be called auto-intoXica.
tion or self.poisoning.
"a tired dragging feeling of the
body continued Mr.. Cooper. "or
sluggish mind and dun memory, in.
tense nervousness, headaches, stom.
ach and bowel troubles, poor circula-
tion, imperfect digestion, constipation
and dependency. are common symp.
, toms Of autointoxicauon, and nine
out Of every ten people in the average
city are likely to be so affected
Tanlac, the powerful rcconstructiye
tonic was designed especially to over.
come these troubles, anu It is Mr..
Cooper's theory that the Tanloc treat.
ment Is the direct remedy therefor.
There is not single portion Of the
body that is not benefited by the
hcalthful work of this celebrated
preparation which begins its action
by stimulating the digestive and as.
similatiye organs, thereby enriching
the blood and unvigorating the
entire system. Next, It enables
the stomach to thoroughly digest the
food, thereby permitting the assimil.
able products to be converted into
blood bone and muscle.
It overcomes that great exciting
cause OF disease II ren.
ders the body vigorous and elastic
and keeps the mind clear and ener.
getic and throws off the symptoms OF
nervousness and indigestion II
builds up the constitution, weakened
by disease and mental and physical
oyerwork, Quickens conyalescence and
is an unfailing source OF comfort to
those suffering from these troubles.
Tanlac Is sold in Ardmore by T. n,
Coleman and in Berwyn by Berwyn