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 : Advert for the Ministry of Food 1940


Advert for the Ministry of Food 1940

The week's food facts No. 7'. Everyone knows that we must eat for energy, and for building or rebuilding our bodies. But do you know that we can eat also to protect ourselves from illness? Science has discovered that some foods rich in vitamins and mineral salts increase resistance to infections. All the foods in the panel below are of this kind: they are protective foods. They are nature's medicine'. They should be part of your diet as much as the body-building and energy foods. Begin to eat wisely now for the sake of your health in the winter

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10296119
Media ID
46058241
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2712px x 7365px (2.3MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Advertisement in The Bystander', 11 September 1940, page 353 and also in The Tatler', 11 September 1940
Date
1940

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Advice Diet Difficulties Encourage Encouragement Facts Foods Healthy Hint Hints Householders Infections Intake Minerals Munition Overcome Protect Protects Rebuilding Resource Resourceful Resourcefulness Tips Vitamins


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