The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-24
CITING HARDENING OF ARTERIES, HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
German Scientist Solves Secret and Explains Discovery of aRen Importance
Iengnn -Upse Theories That Famed Men Have and Taught

and gratifying that / obtained immedi-
ate relief. without using drugs and med
icine, SO that | was already able the next
day to walk TO the dining room OF the
hotel. take walks. go out shopping, etc.
without any recurrence OF my former
symptoms After y hours time 1 walked
for several hours up and down hill
through the Cincinnati Zoo without ever
experiencing the least distress. 1 re-
turned to Atlanta after a week Of the
treatment in--Cincinnati, and then con-
tinued same at home. Now, after - days
of the treatment, l am walking 81, 20 ana
often more blocks every day without feel
ing the least distress of Inconvenience
am now going back 10 work, which
owe to the Won Walden Treatment, and
hich has given me a new lease on
life
The wonderful results constantly acA
complished by Professor Won Walden in
cases of Hardening of the Arteries. High
Blood Pressure, Angina Pectoris, etc.
after they had been pronounced incur
able, prove that he is today the undis-
puted leading authority on these diseases
in this country. for he certainly is leading
in results, and it is only results that
count"
DIR. w. p. Glover an old physician,
who had practiced a great many years
in Georgia, a graduate of Bellevue Med
zeal College, New York City. and pri-
vate student of Professor Austin Flint
makes the following statement as to his
success with the Won Walden Treat
ment:
Two and one-half years ago l was
taken down with Angina Pectoris-Pains
in my Heart, Chest and Left Arm-after
had been in poor health for four years
Upon the earnest solicitation of my
physicians l was advised to retire from
active business duties and get my affairs
in order, their opinion being that | might
not have long to live.
During the time of my illness l had
been attended by nine physicians. who
diagnosed my case as Angina Pectoris
Hardening of Arteries, High Blood Pres
sure and Heart Trouble. l was troubled
with all the symptoms that are the ex-
pressions of these diseases. l was Short
of Breath, had Choking and a Fullness
in chest-a sign of the congestion of the
circulation in same-and at times a Sink
ing sensation, with Dizzy or Fainty
Spells, Vertigo, etc
The High Blood Pressure caused a
throbbing in my head and neck, with
pains in the back of my head, and, es-
pecially after exertion, pains in the heart
and Irregular Heart Action made their
appearance.
81 could walk about half a block at a
| time, and had to walk that very slowly.
Could not do any work at all, and was
not able to take any exercise without
| bringing on Spasms of the Heart | had
Dropsical Swellings in my Legs, Abdomen
| and Chest
| II went to Cincinnati and placed my
| self in the care of the Won Walden Insti-
| tute. The results / obtained were so
successful that the former Angina Pee
| toris pains departed at once forever. In
In fir,1n Il H. .
a stretch without any difficulty, and
| every trace of dropsical swelling disap-
peared. The Shortness of Breath, Chok-
| ing, High Blood Pressure. Vertigo and
| Dizzy Spells have never troubled me
| since. feel that I am a well man now,
as I am able to do hard and continuous
work again. I have had several physi-