biliousness uy by di R R daniels next to 0 o cold cloidt b the tiala f di li ids commonly known aa biliousness bilious nesB are ore most moat frequent of the ticul is applied to different set of symptoms in different persons but nausea often with vomiting of bile headache usually met one eye dizziness constipation drowsiness and de banged i 1 dige digestion shon one ol 01 moi inor of these symptoms aitio ai ti usually lually present pree ent everyone recognizes soni som connection between bilious ness and the liver the usual supposition being that we become bilious because tha th I 1 icher iv r fails to do its work the truth Is that biliousness Is distinctly a food disorder it Is brought about by overeating and by eating foods that are difficult to digest either or both of these error i in diet results in there remaining in the and bowels more or less ed rood which ferments and decomposes and forms poison which are destroyed to a greater or less degree by th liver when there Is ft a large excess of these food poisons either by reason of a gradual accumulation ovee and above what can be destroyed by the liver or on rc ac of an unusual amount amoun ot of unused food eliese poisons rind find their way into the blood and effect the nervous system lit in uch a way as asto lo cause tho the usual symptoms biliousness is to bo be cured not by taking a drug which simply clears out the intestine for the time being anti and whips the liver into an un nathinal activity on the contrary biliousness is to be leally cured by cutting down the food to the amount the body actually needs and by it its 4 digestion by proper cooking and mixing of f foods coffee by causing i retention in the body of the mase ase materials milk oi 01 eg eggs s in ime persons and in fit others all cause bilious bellous nefi in those inclined toward thy the disorder als order but the most cause Is in an excess 3 of till nil foods