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Mrs. Roxam. Tavis
Lawrence, Kansas

_ ‘Dear Mrse Daviss |

I received your letter and I assure you that I an very happy
to do anything that I can to help you in any waye \

For fear of fatiguing you with too fulsone a missive, I omitted
some of the information that I believe would be helpfule 1 did not want
you to understand that this was only for cardiac deficiency. I do not
believe that I mide that plaine |

' The autonomic nervous system, of course, controls all the organs
not under control of the wille So many enctional disturbances first appear
through some deficiency of vitemins that aid in building a durable nervous
system. Of course, the heart suffers along with the other vital organs»
controlled by the sympathetic end paraesympathetic system, which is, of
course, the autonomic systems 3

I might state to you that I have been taking these three biological
products for two years, and frankly, I believe that the energy that I have
is due largely to a pretty careful adherence in taking these regularly.
I take one tablespoon full of the glycolixer before each meal and a capsule
of betulin after each meal. Neither one of these are fattening. In fact,
they are the norm] ingredients that a very normal person woujd digest from
& balanced meal, if he took the food stuffs that contained the proper vitamins.

The dexih (Burrows & Welleame) is a scientific name for dextrine
which is @ sugar and is fattening, but if a nervous or wornedown person
should have trouble with their digestion, dextrine is the indicated food for
such & person because it is easily assimilated.

My breakfast for the morning is an egg-lemonade with a tablespoon
full of dexin and two heaping tablespoons of cane sugare Meny people ‘certainly
would not go an egg=lemonade for breakfast, but in wy athletic endeavors » |
I have learned to take mny liquidse Ty Cobb ate nothing but a bowl of bread
and milk before his strenuous baseball games, and we feed our Kansas basketball
players very lightly before any contestse

lly noon meal is @ good fuleone meal, but I find that one does not
have the desire te eat so much food if you take these vitamins into your bodye
The system is fairly well satisfied but I do eat a large meal at noons

If I come home pretty tired at night I just have a cup of bouillon
and-some rye bread and maybe a couple pieces of Canadian bacone I have not
lost.a pound, in fact I have to watch pretty carefully or else I will go above
the 200 pound marke