Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-31
Just Question of Correct Ratio
Between Food, Rest and Ex-
ereise, Says A. W. Lawson.
LAW OF PENE TRABILiTY' RULES
Former Flyer, Now Scientist, As
serts That No Medicine or New
Glands Are Needed - Just
Find Proper Balance.
Want to live 200 years?
Here's how you can do it.

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New York.-Every man and woman
should live at least 200 years if they
can solve the correct ratio between
nourishment, exercise and rest. This
is the belief of Alfred w. Lawson,
who heretofore has won considerable
recognition in the field Of aerOnautics
and now turns his attention to science
and long life.
The law of penetrability, according
TO 3Ir. Lawson, who built and navigat-
ed a 26-passenger airliner from Mill
waukee to New York and return, is
the Key to perpetual movement, not
perpetual motion in the common I'M
derstanding of the word. Everything
in the universe moves according to
that law, says Mr.. Lawson, no matter
whether it is a blood cOrpuscle or the
solar system, and that law determines
tie life of man.
Mr.. Lawson has been working over
that law for 80 years, and says only
recently he has found how it can be
to check decOmpOsing elements and in
crease the length of life of a person
many times over. 4 man, for Instance,
who ordinarily wOuld live fifty or six
ty years can lengthen his life to AT
least two hundred years.
To accomplish this, no medicine,
monkey glands Or fountain of youth is
needed, according to Mr.. Lawson. 1t
is up to each man to just understand
the natural law which permits him to
live and move and apply it to himself.
Explains His Theory.
Following is the way Air. Lawson ex-
planned his theory:
"The principle which causes perpet-
ual movement is penetrability. Every
thing in the universe is in a perpetual
state of movement. This perpetual
movement is caused through the abil-
ity of one substance of lesser density
penetrating another substance of
greater density.
1--WE have light, a lesser density,
which penetrates air; which pene-
trates water, less easily, and pene-
trates steel not at all. So we see that
there are some substances which pene-
trate and some which do not. A hand
penetrateS the air when waved. This
penetration causes displacement and it
causes two factors, namely suction
and pressure.
"Now, the earth is formed by sue
ton and pressure, as well as the solar
system: When we fill our lungs we
suck in air. When We eXhale we press
it out. The heart works exactly the
same way as the lungs, although the
authorities Will take issue with me in
this statement. The heart presses the
blood out through the arteries and
sucks it back, very much as pump,
through the veins.
1--WE are built up by the suction
movement. We are torn down by the
pressure movement. AS long as we can
keep building up the suction move
ment, as fast as the pressure move
ment breaks down, we do not age.
About the Balance.
''Now there is a certain balance, a
medium. 1t is this balance which I
term lost pause, which | have been
working on for the last 80 years. q
have lately come TO realize that a Rsts3
son can stay at'hFs matHrit$ and I'VE
more or less. indefinitely if. he only
keeps or retains this balance or lost
pause If you can keep yourself at
that point where suction balances
pressure you can live longer, how
much longer 1 am not prepared to
state, because it varies, naturally,
with individuals.
when one organ does not synchro-
niZe with other organs one begins tol
lose his lost pause Ones heart, kid
neys, liver, lungs and all must work
in unison, and it is in this unison that !
health is found.
"There are three ways TO bring |
about perfect unisOn-eXercise nOur- |
ishment and rest. The perfect balance /
between these three is the secret.
Edison says he sleeps but four
hours. If this is so he rests enough
to make up for his few hours Of sleep. I
One must learn exactly how much
sleep and rest one requires.
Exercise also should be regulated
according to the individual.
"Nourishment is merely a matter Of
into your system that which
your system requires. Now this nour-
shment must balance the exercise. If
1ne day one takes more exercise, one
must take more rest and nourishment
70 offset it. One must learn to abso-
utely synchronize these three.
mo one can tell you how to do this.
Every one must learn to be his own
physician. You cannot learn this over
light. It takes time and study to learn
he perfect balance. But we all can
earn it, and it is worth learning, for
t brings health, happiness and long
life. This synchronizing is really MOTH
ng but the balance between the power
# pressure and power of suction. And
t is that balance which is called
lealth."
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