The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-01
DYSPEPSIA MANS
GREATEST ENEMY
Most Prevalent ~ Nli Present Day
Diseases. says Harry
kt~eingCr.
OVEREATING THE CAUSE
Victims are Whimsical aud Molnn-
chuly. and suffer Irut
Mental Depression.

ufUhhi loI ilhAN'Nt iAIN"" A''N
| the country Nj II T.. Wnssnm. IN,
southern and western representative
Of Harry KrnduErr. stated at Tuls'
yesterday that thousands ~ pu'-.
tons being asked all over the soun
and west regarding the preparation
make n imperative hat homo *
planatlon bo made to satisfy Nhe
public interest
Speaking OF Orratono he said;
'"ThousandH of the most prominent
propIr in fact people roprcsc ntrd
in all walks OF llfe--.ln the larger
ciiics of tho country where the
celebrated treatment has heon Rc-
complaining such remarkable re.
sfljH. are even moro enthusiastic
over Orga,one than Mr. akcSsinger
himself
In explanation TO this. u should
bo stated that OrEnione 81 bcll..v"d
to be tho first actually direct epc
citic FOR catarrhal Inflammation Of
the stomach. or what IS more com
monty known as dyspepsia, and tho
complications which follow IT,
At this point Mr. WasHtm quote"
from one of Mr. Kessingcr.s recent
lcct3lres, IN which he shid. 'bf al.
The distressing conditions that at
NCt humanity, chronic dyspepsia
Is probably the most prevalent
This most universal m1lady has
bafrled the medical profession for
years, and the most skilled spccinl
lists have been unable to cope with
It successfully
'TIours might be consumed In de-
sCribing the AufferinEs, mental and
physical OF the sufferers Of chronic
dyspepsia and their failure to here
totore get relief A morbid unreal
whimsical and melancholy condition
OF the mind. aside from the nerv
ousness and physical suffering Is
the usual condition OF the average
dyspeptic, and life seems scarcely
worth the living
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion rs the
case may be. Ia caused by the taking
OF too much food. or unHuitablo
food, and the mucous membrane OF
the stomach becomes lrrltatod ana
there Is set up on acute or subacuto
gastric catarrhal condition whtch
prevents the proper digestion OF tho
food
This food ls apt to ferment and
decompoHc. and aF a result the
ihlllllAi NlhIl 'nSllk NAlllNN)hh hl
dyspepsia may arise. In mid cases
there IN nothing more than an un-
comfortable feeling In the stomach
with certain amount Of drprcs
sion. headache. loss OF appetite. per
hops hclchiug Of gas and occasional
vomiting There may be also nc-
Intestinal rymptoms.
such aS constipation, pains in the
back, collie. etc. There may be only
tho familiar heartburn due 10 the
Of tho stomach from
the excessive gases Of fermentation
pr purcfncuon q
"ln most severe cases those that |
last over u day or two the symp-
IONS enumerated may VI much |
more intense. The distress may be |
marked and the general cuusuiu- |
ipnal FyWp'ums more evident /
When his stage Is reached tho loss /
n appetite the mental depression /
,nl tho general uncomfortable feel. |
rE in the Btomlch are much more |
'rDnouuc"d This ~ particularly
rue ln acute rts'rI'ig
'I' frequently occurs from con
iuuol errors bon dl,. that this con-
illuu becomes chronic. and tho |
~ Wp'Hws persist fur an Indefinite .
,,rlUd the appetite is very apt 10
io varied. although 90 times very /
.oul. Heartburn ls frouurui. II mo-,
prsi1nf. no" stomach is painful on
PRESSURE. me tongue fs coated thor-
ID ID hlt tlH." Don th, mouth ana I.
here are changes bon tho amount Of /
1..NtfF N.''''."u# constipation la
Iso u.g'..N present although ailr.
h"'t may alternate.