CORNING, ARKANSAS
REMARKS ON GLYOXYLIDE THERAPY
I have used Glyoxylide many years and have been rewarded by many recoveries of so called incurable diseases, or disease that have become so far advanced that surgery, radium, X-ray, nitrogen mustard, methyl bis amine hydrochloride (beta chlorethyl) have proved to no avail and from case histories patients furnished me from large recognized institutions showing that part or all of the above mentioned were of no avail. Their diagnosis verified by biopsies, laboratory and X-ray findings with a fatal prognosis as the reward .of this great expense incurred and suffering the patient endured.
After thorough preparation of the patient by means of either high colonic enemas or colonic irrigations until the enemas or colonic irrigations return clear, the injection is given deep into the belly of a muscle. With post-injection care and strict adherence to the permissible foods arranged in suitable diets for the particular 75 percent of those treated become symptom free of their disease.
A group of doctors is seldom found in which all agree on any one system of therapeutics to follow throughout the course of even minor ailments, and there are some who do not believe as I do in the method of treating cases in which Glyoxylide is used.
I own and operate a small 28-bed hospital, which is presently being expanded, and I have limited by hospital cases strictly to those undergoing treatment with Glyoxylide. I have found the beneficial effects from this oxidation catalyst to be much greater in hospitalized patients than the ambulatory type. Since 1913, most of my surgery has been upon malignant type cases, therefore, I have become more or less known as a cancer doctor than just one using the Glyoxylide method of treatment. Most of my cases are either benign or malignant types, leukemia, Hodgkin’s, tuberculosis or such as multiple sclerosis, dermatitis exfoliativa, exanthoma tuberosum multiplex or localized or systemic forms of blastomycosis, cirrhosis of the liver and of late arthritis.
All of these cases undergo the same treatment and care, other than the diet, for naturally a man with sarcoma of the femur could tolerate foods that a sufferer of carcinoma of the stomach could not.
I require all cases to undergo the following procedure:
They are entered into the hospital and hospitalized and immediate physical examination. On all cases I do considerable laboratory work, the case, but blood chemistry such as N.P.N., urea, uric acid, creatinine, chlorides, CO(2) Combining Power, hydrogen ion, cholesterol, sedimentation rate, coagulation time, microscopically hemoglobin, color index, orythrocytes, leukocytes, differential, typing, Kahn and Kline and whatever blood work such as analysis, urine, sputum, fecal and any other smears necessary, B.M.R and X-rays that are deemed necessary to accurately diagnosis the particular case. I run a Dunkler urine and blood cancer test on all patients. Colonic irrigations are then ordered, followed the second day, where practical, with Sal Hepatica upon awakening in the morning. Colonics are continued until at least two show clear return flows without fecal matter. During this examination and preparatory treatment, the patient’s diet consists of vegetable extracts of permissible foods, (which will be found in the small pamphlet supplied by Christian Medical Research) distilled water and apple juice supplying the remaining diet.
Then 2 cc’s of Glyoxylide is injected deeply into the belly of the deltoid or gluteal muscle. The patient’s diet then consists of thin cooked permissible cereals, Postum, alfalfa tea, apple juice, distilled water, half cream and half distilled water as a milk substitute.
Supportive medication is started the day the injection is given, consisting of yeast tablets, 25,000 units of Vitamin A in malignant cases and tuberculosis, and B(l2) injected in the belly of the muscles every other day, as I have found that both Vitamin A and B12 shows remarkable beneficial evidence in both pre- and post-operative cases. Therefore, since they are not detrimental to the oxidation catalyst, they are very essential in those cases. In lobectomies, either tubercular or malignant, the healing process is shortened with a lessening in severity in post-operative due, I believe, to the value of Vitamin A. The same is noticeable to gastric resections and colostomies. Therefore, I am a firm believer in using those two supportive measures.
Ulcers of sloughing nodules are sometimes noted in lymphatic leukemia and always in Mycosis Fungoides and many other diseases. An ointment of Chlorophyll is applied externally to the parts twice a day. This also proves very beneficial in malignancies in tubercular conditions, fistulas about the rectum and also involvements in and about the vagina. At times when there is evidence of ulcerative colitis, or in fact any ulcerative processes of the gastro-intestinal or urinary tract, I give the Syrup of Chlorophyll. Some cases may need Cobalt and trace minerals and when I feel such is needed I give them the trace minerals and Cobalt.
For pain: In cancers I resort to KNO(3) for a great deal of the burning pain of malignancies is caused by an excess of sodium chloride, and from a chemical standpoint the effect is bound to be good. Morphine sulfate is given hypodermically, the site being cleansed with hydrogen peroxide, unless there should be nausea and vomiting, in which case I administer this drug orally.
Immediately after injection of the oxidation catalyst into the muscle tissue, you will notice a moderate fluctuation of the muscles, and I have found that within twenty minutes the patient feels a sense of betterment or relaxation. None have been able to fully describe this feeling. In seven days, one is apt to have a reaction followed approximately every 21 days after the date of injection and are spoken of as progressive reactions. They consist of an exaggeration of symptoms, possibly a rise of temperature and a chill, only to subside about the third day when a progressive improvement will start to manifest itself. This chain of reactions continues as long as the catalyst is active.
The patient is given one or two colonic enemas daily until they begin to have normal bowel actions and regardless of the amount of bowel action, I insist upon three enemas a week after the 21st day. During their hospital stay, the patients are given, at least once each week, a large dose of Sal Hepatica in hot distilled water, which helps to cleanse the small intestine. Mild cases other than malignancies are allowed to return home after their 21st day reaction.
The permissible foods must be prepared in stainless steel, glass or un-chipped porcelain pots and pans using nothing but distilled water in the cooking process. In malignancies little salt is allowed. I use no meat substitutes by Kellogg or Battle Creek products as they are put up in tin cans. Tin, as has been proven, is detrimental to health, so much so that the manufacturers of canned goods are now coating their tin containers with a lacquer-like substance. Aluminum should never be allowed in the preparation of foods. Water contains many minerals, sulphur and foreign substances, so much so, that in television it caused a distorted image and they were compelled to use distilled water, for it is pure and free of the known and unknown foreign substances. Tea is heavy in tannic acid, and is not only detrimental to the patient but it neutralizes the catalyst. Caffeine in coffee also lessons the efficiency of the catalyst; therefore both are supplanted with permissible cereal drinks. No milk is permissible. We use half cream and half distilled water. Eggs and meats are not permissible, as they lessen the activity of the catalyst.
In my opinion, we humans are inwardly very much like cannibals. We digest and absorb our pathological masses and the sloughings of the body internally. Therefore, if we partake of meat fibers, we are causing an excessive amount of work for nature to handle and it being faulty in its oxidation, we have an accumulated amount of toxins and this added to the already overburdened tissues retards the action of Glyoxylide.
In cases of tuberculosis and malignancies, however, I firmly believe that we should give patients plenty of bone marrow. I prepare this by taking beef long bones and scraping all tissue from them, sawing them about five inches in length and boiling them in distilled water until all the marrow has left the bone. The bones are removed and the marrow brought to a semi-jelly like substance. This is refrigerated for use as needed, using it in preparation of gravies and making meat substitutes, flavoring for soups and broths. It is very tasty.
We use no bleached flour. In 1949 the U. S. Food and Drug issued a statement that bleached flour prepared by the mills was toxic and unfit to be labeled a pure food. Millers were given to a certain date to revamp their bleaching process. One is prosecuted in Canada for manufacturing or selling this type of flour. Therefore, we use flour which indicates on the label that it is free of bleaching or preservatives, for if it will kill the bugs in flour we know that it is harmful to humans. Polished rice and refined sugar are also taboo, only brown sugar and brown rice being permissible. Rye should be used plentifully. Roasted peanuts, soybeans, soybean milk and peanut butter, Brazil nuts, furnish quantities of proteins for the patient and an oil that also acts as an intestinal lubricant. Desserts can be made quite tasty and plentiful, such as peanut butter with a little butter rolled in crisp corn flakes into balls and chilled, sherbet, Jellos, apple pie, peach pie, banana pie made with dark flour, baking powder, Spry or Crisco, or Wesson oil for shortening for the crusts, brown sugar for the sweetening.
I have found that by alternating the daily cooked cereals for breakfast with such as buckwheat, rye or whole wheat pancakes with maple syrup or corn molasses with a dish of cooked prunes, permissible jellies with crisp toast and Postum makes a very nice breakfast for anyone. Then a boiled dinner for those whose condition will allow, of permissible vegetables seasoned with bone marrow; or for those who can not masticate their food, the vegetables can be riced or ground and made into a vegetable hash and seasoned with bone marrow. Dark bread, butter, Jellos or some other dessert completes a nice lunch. Dinner: a dish of prunes, if one desires some of the cold cereals with half cream and half distilled water, brown sugar, a slice of pie, Postum or glass of soymilk makes a nice dinner. For a between-meal snack, fruit, roasted peanuts, popcorn or Brazil nuts will do nicely. There are so many ways of preparing those vegetables that are permissible, that one could go on for months and never tire of his diet.
In regard to the injection, I always advise my patients that it is momentarily painful, causing a stinging sensation and aching about the part injected for four or five minutes, and that there will be no soreness whatsoever from the injection.
Our journals will blast forth in large type the wonders of nitrogen mustard, methyl bis amino hydrochloride and ACTH, only to have researchers a few months later report disappointing results from these therapies. Glyoxylide, on the other hand, has sent forth complaint and symptom free patients amounting to about 70 to 75 percent of my cases, and of that percentage, 90 percent were the victims of other therapies, having been rewarded with fatal prognoses. Glyoxylide has made rapid strides in reaching the hands of hundreds of doctors who, many like myself, are bewildered and astounded at the remarkable recoveries in those cases that were give up to die.
The advance of this form of therapy owes much to the Christian Medical Research League and such individuals as Dr. Gerald Winrod and many others who have defended it publicly against all foes and been rewarded for their efforts by being labeled as questionable characters, persecuted and defamed. Some of our great medical societies have reached into the field of religion and tried to classify Doctors of Divinity as third class ministers, because they have boosted this therapy. As physicians, we would resent it if ministers left their field of religion and started classifying licensed, ethical practitioners who believe other than they, as third class doctors. Dr. Winrod speaks nightly over several stations and has been singled out as an arch foe of democracy simply because he defended Wm. F. Koch, Dr. Sam Swain and officers of the Christian Medical Research League over the air.
When the opposition tried to send Dr. Koch to the penitentiary for mislabeling Glyoxylide, two of the world’s greatest chemists, Drs. Dow and Hale of the great Dow Chemical Company, testified that it was exactly what it was named. Glyoxylide. If those who claim Glyoxylide is only distilled water were to receive an injection, they would be convinced that it is the hottest, burningest and most ache producing water ever injected into mankind.