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aby was really suffering from Heart Trouble. She has now taken
the FONG WAN HERBS for 3 months and is in fine health.
ARTHUR DUVALL,
MRS. ARTHUR DUVALL.
MRS. J. E. DUVALL TESTIFIES HOW HER GRANDDAUGHTER
WAS RELIEVED OF HEART TROUBLE AND HERSELF
OF DIABETES AND OTHER AILMENTS BY
THE FONG WAN HERBS
Benicia, Calif., March 5, 1928.
After my baby granddaughter had been given up by our doctors,
who, not having been able to determine the actual cause of her com-
plaints, had pronounced her condition hopeless, she was taken to Fong
Wan, who gave her herbs for Heart Trouble. She was completely re-
lieved and is now a healthy child.
Personally, I have a world of confidence in Fong Wan and his
Herbs. Previous to consulting him, I had been fruitlessly treated by
medical doctors for Diabetes, Dizziness and General Debility over a
period of years. My health, however, did not improve until I went to
Fong Wan nearly a year ago. All my ailments were overcome by his
mild Herbs and I am still enjoying splendid health.
(Signed) MRS. J. E. DUVALL.
THEORIES REGARDING GOITER HELD BY THE CHINESE, 5000
YEARS AGO, VERSUS THE SO-CALLED DISCOVERIES
OF TWENTIETH CENTURY SCIENTISTS
In the early dawn of their civilization, the Chinese attributed Goiter
to the following causes:
(1) To the Lungs: They believed that Goiter was due to the lungs
in persons who were either stout, had low vitality, drank to excess, or
were inactive. They claimed that women were especially subject to
inflammation, due to the gathering of mucus, either in the throat or
in the glands of the throat that had become enlarged in the form of
Goiter, and that such sufferers might have a certain amount of cough-
ing, of choking, and of difficulty in breathing.
(2) To the Liver: They believed that Goiter was due to the liver
in persons who either became over-excited or who were subject to anger
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