Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-28
a F.w Exp,ana,orx Note..

The Burgeon treatment for consumption
by gaseous enemata, consists Of the intro
duction OF the germicidO gas into the rec
tum, where it is Immediately taken up by
the veins and passes through the venous
circulation to the liver, from thence to the
heart and from thence to the lungs, passing
all of this distance through the venous
purity, passing directly through every por-
ton Of the lung tissue and coming in con
tact with the tubecular germ, which 1t de-
stroys; then the gas can be detected In the
breath in from one to five minutes after its
introduction into the rectum. If this
gaseous substance should have to pass
through arterial blood its powerful effects
on the diseased lung tissue would
be destroyed by the oxygen contained in
GUS blood until it reaches ehe lungs. where
it receives its charge of oxygen from the
air drawn into the lungs during the act OF
breathing, after which it passes from the
lungs into the arterial circulation through
the system land finally reaches the rectum
and other distal points again converted into
venous blood, having given up its oxygen
to the system. The difference between arte-
rial blood and venous blood is oxygen, the
former being loaded with it and the latter
alone that Burgeon, the French physician,
was able to make his method practicable;
hence 1t is also that all of the inhalations
are OF little or no value because, in ordor to
| reach the lungs, inhalations must be expos.
ed to oxygen in its passage from the mouth
to the lungs through the medium of the at
| mospherio air, which destroys their value.
Some persons who do not understand the
anatomy and physiology of the human sys-
tenn, would be az a loss to know how medi-
cine placed in the rectum could act beue-
hclaily on the lungs, but when they under
stand how the venous blood rushes from
any and all parts of the body to the lungs to
receive new charge Of oxygen, then they
H., nd
| gas, introduced into the peripheral venous
circulation (the rectum) is carried along
| with this blood directly to the lungs.
Ihls method is easy of application and
acts directly on the diseased lung tissue,
klillng the germ of the disease, after which
the tubercules healup, expectoration ceases
| the lungs assume natural and healthy con
dition, and all of the distressing symptoms
OF consumption soon disappear. This
method practically brings the lungs to the
surface of the body, that they may be
treated topically, the same as can the skin
| Or. Sweanys system Of treatment by by
pernutrition for consumption and all dis
eases of the lungs, blood, brain and nervou.
| t1on, by which new nerve, new muscle, new
bone and new tissue of all kinds are made
| in the body and substituted for the diseased
tissue, thus forcing the disease from the
system by fortifying its enemy, Nature, ant
supplying her with material strength
which she can most effectively use in exter
| m1nat1ng disease, etc. Persons gain in ac
tual weight while under this treatment
| from one-quarter to one pound per day
which means great deal to weak an6
debilitated person.
We could not expect of body OF carpen
ters to so out on vacant lot, build anC
construct a house, without first having the
material necessary to construct the house
| placed within their reach. Hence, how car
| we expect nature to reconstruct debili
| tated and impoverished system without
| first having the necessary material to be
| used in the reconstruction placed within
her reach, DR.. Sweany's system of hyer
nutrition places these materials within ma
ture's reach, and the work goes on to
| Is skilled mechanic, true and energetic
workman, preserver and friend to health
DR.. Sweany has arranged to combine the
two new and wonderfully successful meth
| DDS, and appeals to all who may be sufferins
to seek relief where it may be had The one
method kills the germ of the disease, while
| the other goes to assist nature. What can
be the result? Health, happiness and long
| life.
| Is there no balm in Gilead.
There is balm in Gilead
What more do we want to know,
Come all, not skeptical, and to investigate
| for investigation has been most thorough,
but come to be treated, 10 get well, to reap
| the rich reward of the Investigations and
experience Of others.
DR.. Sweany can be consulted at his office
during office hours as follows 10 to ~ A
M, to and to P. ". Sundays 10 to IL
only
Office, 81 North Main street, Los Angeles
Cal.
Let all people know that Dr. Sweany, il
permanently located in Los Angeles