Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
LOCAL ALCHEMIST
DISCOVERS CURE
FOR TUBERCULOSIS
Germs of Disease Are Destroyed
by Specific Worked Out
After Profound Study
FREES HUMANITY OF PLAGUE
Millions of Lives NeedIessIy Sac
rifiCed Each Year-TWo
Perish Every Minute
.<O YER a million persons die each

kEO YER million persons die each
year of tuberculosis That is
at the rate Of three thousand a
day or two a minute. This awful
sacrifice of human life is not necessary.
The disease is curable and in less than
one generation can be eliminated"
This startling statement was made in
all seriousness by a Los Angeles man
who claims to have perfected a specific
cure for tuberculosis. Charles T., Ay-
cock, formerly OF Oklahoma, spent fif-
teen years studying ana experimenting
in his laboratory. seeking a remedy
for the dread white plague. During
that time he was practicing medicine
and closely observing numerous cases
that came under his care.
"All that time" said Mr. Aycock,"
who was seen at his office in the In
ternational Bank building, II knew
most prevalent of all fatal diseases,
would yield to Some specific If it only
could be discovered. l made eX-
haustive microscopic tests of tubercle
baclli and other pathogenic germs
until l was convinced that if one could
discover Il specific that would destroy
the toxins without impairment of the
tissues then tuberculosis would be
easy to cure.
SUCCESS CROWNS RESEARCH
my discovery was not an accident.
1t was result slowly worked out to
the final day, and the perfection came
later. 1 sought to avoid hypodermics
and nostrums. The final outcome and
result of years research was an al
most colorless, itasteless and nearly
odorless compound. This l give seven
drops at time with the nourishment
or meals, on the solid food. My first
convincing tests were made nearly two
years ago in Oklahoma. The first
three cases cured came to me in the
regular course of my practice. The
sufferers were in the last stages of
tuberculosis. Their cases had been
pronounced hopeless, and they were
given a few weeks lease of life. In
each instance l took the patient into
my confidence and explained the nature
of the test made. All of them eagerly
grasped the hope of a possible cure.
They rendered me great assistance in
making my observations. Bacteriolog-
ical tests were, made every two weeks,
and l experienced the profound satis-
faction of seeing a steady improvement
in my patients as the tubercle bacilli
disappeared. The result in each case
was the same in the end-an absolute
cure.
CURES ARE ASTOUNDING
Five months from the first test the
sputum of the first patient showed no
tubercle bacill. In the sixth month
the second patients sputum was
cleared. The third yielded in less than
seven months. During the treatment
they gained in weight and became
cheerful and hopeful. This aided great
ly in the cure. Fresh air nutritious
food and my specific wrought the
change. After that time 1 had no mis-
givings and have since used the treat
ment in all cases. 1 was convinced
that l had perfected my remedy.
came to Los Angeles last June, and
since that time have permitted the spe-
einc to be used in a quiet way. There
are now in this community nearly foray
persons who have been treated and
cured of tuberculosis by the use of my
remedy. In almost every instance these
patients were in the last stages of con-
sumption. They had been treated by
from three to nine physicians, and in
many cases by pulmonary specialists.
Some of the worst cases were among
those too poor to afford nutritious food. |
In every instance where proper food