Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-26

There is IN old saying that a man is as Id as his arteries but at that he
may be bid at forty. Our pre@n-day methods of living, the overaetve life we
pursue The worries we must tolerate and the erndulgen Of food and drink are
of the main ontrbuun causes of bringing about this abnormal condition
Again. 1t might be mentioned, it is predsposed to Brights disease heart ompNant
and other diseases
Arteries clrossC Hardening of he ArtTie) may be best described by mention
that it is evidently a chronic irritation of the coats Of the arteries with a thick
and hardening of the covering. The oumulaIon of earthly and suneningI
material in the system causes the various functions of the body graduaIy to cease
working in a normal manner As the blood vessels and tissues become ickened
these cumulauons Of mineral substances they become less active. snd II
not corrected in time may change the artery into a rgdukec canal The arteries
les. elastic. their shape being altered prevents normal circulation and tx
pandol so that the motion Of the blood is inpeded ad nutrition is shut If from
the important organs of he body. II tMsc condition is allowed to continue The organs
may become defective
There are various symptoms hat the sufferer from hardening of the arteries
Not only is here a high blood pressure present. butt there is a tendency
to dizziness rushing Of blood 10 the head nose bleed in some cases headache cold
hands me feet insomnia in many instances a feeling Of fu1nesn the head. pain
at the base OF the brain, at times heart complications. shouness q breath. spots
before the eyes PAINS in tn chest shoulder and arms fmny sensations lack If
vitality, and alter on extreme exhaustion The sufferer sometimes has a feeling
Of stiffness and walks with difficulty. A breakage Of one of he brittle blood vessels
of the brain may result at any lime in Apopexy or Paralysis
Many people suffering from hardening of the arteries wonder II this condition
can b permanently relieved It can in most e@s If treated in tn proper way. The
way is through Natural Methods and proof of this statement can be seen in
he very many testimonials received from grateful patients II of which are on Gle
in our Office
teatmen that has met with consistent and satisfactory results M one that can
be safely depended and relied upon. Harmless AM safe in its administration remark
able in its efficacy to reduce high blood pressure and to hpr relieve the patient of
he many company symptoms it stands out today as one of the most successful
methods we have in helping those 50 unfortunately afflicted to better health. In
fact Natural Method have met with sch remarkable success the treatment
o., this M hat in many Instances the blood pressure of the patient has been
reduced in a single treatment
In the diagnosis of hardening of he arteries and high blood pressure. Dr. Coll
use Of that valuable srunent the sphygmomanometer which enables him
to detect the boodp pressure of every man and woman tina calls for treatment
So if yu would overcome high blood pressure and soften this arteries that are
too hard. and again be placed back on a sound basis of health. 1t Is vel worth
time to Investigate this new system of treatment-Naural ehods-a learn
for yourself just how so many of these very anne sunHers nave o@h hHpeo OeA
to physical fitness
h moi determine your Blood Pressure ow-Benre 1t is too late to remedy7