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Part III

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System or part of the bodyAdverse conditions of those systemsPurposes for which advertising is permitted.
1. The cardio-vascular system.(a) All diseases of the myocardium and heart valves, including rheumatic heart disease and coronary artery disease.None.
(b) Hypertension.None.
(c) Thrombosis.None.
(d) Oedema.None.
(e) Peripheral artery disease.Treatment of chilblains.
(f) Peripheral venous disease.Treatment of haemorhoids by relief of symptoms by means of locally effective preparations or stool softening agents and lubricants.
(g) Retinal vascular change.None.
2. The blood and the lymphatic system.(a) Anaemia.Prophylactic administration of iron and folic acid to avoid deficiency states in persons with inadequate diet or with increased dietary requirements.
(b) Bleeding disorders.None.
(c) Leukaemia or other lymphoproliferative diseases.None.
3. The endocrine system.Any organic or functional condition related to under or over activity of any part of the system.Weight reduction dependent upon mechanism involving a reduced calorie or joule intake.
4. The optical and auditory system.Any organic condition affecting sight, hearing or balance.

Relief of symptoms by means of the local administration of eye preparations.

Relief of symptoms by means of the local administration of preparations as a solvent for ear wax.

5. The musculo-skeletal system.Any condition referred to as slipped disc, arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis or gout.Symptomatic relief of muscular pain and stiffness including backache, sciatica, lumbago, fibrositis, rheumatic pain and cramp.
6. The respiratory system.Diseases of the lungs, pleura and bronchial tree.

Temporary relief of symptoms of hay fever, rhinitis or catarrh.

Relief of blocked-up sinuses.

Alleviation of an attack of bronchial asthma.

7. The teeth and gums.

Pyorrhoea.

Gingivitis.

Prevention and treatment of gingivitis and prevention of pyorrhoea by means of oral hygiene.