FONG WAN - Library

fore insanity and heart trouble both come from the same source. Even
though these Chinese theories of disease are more than 5000 years old.
yet when one compares the relatively few cases of insanity and heart
trouble in China with the astoundingly large number in the United
States, who can prove that these old theories are not correct ?
REST DOES NOT CURE
People suffering from heart trouble should be as quiet as possi-
ble and should avoid over-exertion, excitement and anger. They should
not partake of highly-seasoned or fried food or of food difficult to di-
gest. Foods that are baked, boiled or steamed are more suitable. Phy-
sicians frequently advise that the su Terer stay in bed. This is good
advice for a time, but it will bring no permanent relief.
HERBS VERSUS ELECTRICITY
As physicians advise, the heart should be kept as quiet as possible.
The action of electricity upon the heart is in exact opposition to this
advice of medical men.
The Fong Wan herbs for heart trouble have afforded most wonder-
ful results, without regard to the age of the sufferers. The herbs com-
pounded are mild. They simply rid the blood of inflammation and
cause the blood to circulate evenly, thus freeing the system of gas and
clearing it of congestion. In place of disturbing and accelerating the
heart, they pacify the blood and bring the heart back to normal func-
tioning. In consequence, leakages are frequently healed.
Diseases of the heart are very dangerous, often causing sudden
death. Immediate attention is therefore imperative.
DIGITALIS FOR THE HEART AN ANCIENT
CHINESE DISCOVERY
The heart is the center of the fire element in the body. When either
the heart itself or the blood around it is inflamed, the heart may crack,
there may be a leakage of the heart, swollen glands (goiter), enlarge-
ment of the heart, pains or noisy poundings of the heart, hardening of
the arteries, rushing of the blood to the head (called high blood pres-
sure), dizziness, headache, gas formation, nervousness, nervous attacks,
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