Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1928, Page 12

orst Aillment’ ‘ ~ yields to yeast Read the article in the Los Angeles Times about Geheimrat Dr. Friedrich Kraus « Dr. Kraus has always been especially interested in the phenomena of digestion and in intestinal disorders. Dr. Kraus says he has seen yeast used for years as a prescription for intestinal cleansing to eliminate harme ful bacteria and waste products.” In another interview Dr. Kraus also said of yeast: “As much as ten years ago we began here in Germany to give yeast. Most frequently it is used in certain diseases of the skin (boils, acne). “Usually one prescribes . . . one to three portions daily with the chief meals. Very often furunculosis (boils), especially.of the face, is so trying and stubborn that I employ yeast combined with other treatments. “Yeast is considered to contain vitamins and other clements necessary to health and growth.” Reproduced from the Los Angeles a us we, ty-f Dr. Leonard Williams gives statement in the Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph S g 2 o inal dlxo%, . ul fean nl:‘.’."‘";"’""n -;o !eléi GEHEIMRAT PROF. DR. FRIEDRICH KRAUS, the “father of . ’,,‘f,;ao And m;"ngm.' : modern German medicine,” Professor Emeritus of the Medical School of v J = rw the University of Berlin. He is acknowledged throughout the world as one of the greatest living authorities on intestinal and digestive diseases. For a quarter of a century his lectures at the great Charité Hospital, Germany’s leading medical clinic, attracted physicians from cvery country in the world and won for him the name, ““teacher of half the doctors of Europe.” His title, “Geheimrat,” is the highest the German State can bestow upon a professional man. Dr. Williams is famous in England as the originator of the ‘annual overhaul’ or yearly physical test for life insurance. ‘In examining candidates for life insurance,’ he declared in an interview here (London), ‘I fre- quently see people who, though they claim to be well, are nevertheless much below concert pitch. They are not ill, but they ail. ““For such people,” he continued, ‘I should recom- mend less feasting and more yeasting! “‘Yeast is more than a medicament—it rouses the system to full physiological efficiency, of assimilation and excretion. If it can cure successive crops of boils as 1 have known it to do, it must possess a power of physical purification superior to all the purgatives in the pharmacopocia,’” DR. LEONARD L. B. WILLIAMS of Lon- don, is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine. Youngest son of the late David Williams of Deudraeth Castle, Wales, he was educated in England, Scotland, France and Germany, He is an editor and well-known author of health books, including “Middle Age and Old Age” and ““Sci- ence and Art of Living.” Dr. Williams is phy- sician at the Princess Hospital for Soldiers. Reproduce. from the Pittshurgh Sun-Telegrapn Read Dr. Victor Pauchet’s interview in the New York American Scores of Newspapers Reported these Important Interviews Dr. Pauchet names the three scourges of humanity as alcoholism, social disease and intestinal stagna=~ THE interviews with these three distinguished health authorities were reported in scores of leading newspapers in the United States. Their opinions summarize the view of leading medical men This view is: Health through natural corrective foods. One of the most important of these foods, many doctors the world over agree, is fresh yeast. Ninety per cent of human ills, doctors say, start in the intestinal tract. Fleischmann's Yeast, a plant, fresh as any garden vegetable, keeps the entire intestinal tract active, clean and healthy. It frees the body from poisons. Restores appe- tite and corrects digestion. Clears the com- plexion. Increases vitality and gives life back its joy. In a recent survey in the United States half the doctors reporting said they prescribed yeast. Start today. Eat Yeast daily, one before cacha To get full beneh Fleischmann’s wal or 3 cakes of between meals veast you must cat it regularly and gyve time. At all grocerssagd many leading caf terias, lunch counters and soda fountains, a suthcient period of Reproduced from the New York American DR. VICTOR PAUCHET of Paris, Surgean of the Hospital of St. Michel and former professor of the School of Medicine at Amiens, 1s one of the most prominent of French phy sicians. Heis the author of numerous medical works including “Surgical Practice” and “ Constipation.” He is a Commander of the Legion of Honor and a recipient of the Croix de Guerre with Palm. tion. It is for the last that he rec- ommends yeast as a remedy. He says: “ “The general treatment for this world-prevalent ailment up until now has been with medications which, unfortunately, have ended, as a rule, in irritation of the intes- tine and poisoning of the entire system. “‘...yeast...in addition is food which is rich in Vitamin B and increases vitality. It is thus a boon to the health of humanity’.”