JOY OF LIFE.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 226, 24 September 1929, Page 7

JOY OF LIFE.

REJUVENATION SUCCESS.

LONDON, September 16.

"For thousands of years humanity has fruitlessly sought a remedy for illness or old age, but when a scientist produced an easy method of combating it, the authorities suppressed the idea, the majority of doctors following," said Dr. Schmidt, of Berlin, at the Sexual League Congress, when describing the effects of rejuvenation operations, of which he had performed 600. He said the dim eyes of the patient regained liveliness and sparkled, the head showed fine hair, sometimes of the original colour, the complexion became rosy, the. skin more elastic, small facial wrinkles disappearing, and the movements more energetic, the muscles increasing in volume and tone, enabling the resumption of bodily work without exhaustion.

The sight frequently improved, and a ravening hunger eet in, the intake of food increasing as the weight decreased, despite old age's corpulence. High blood pressure diminished and mental and nervous functions were revived, restoring mental ability, memory, endurance, and concentration to a very surprising extent. Sleep became longer, deeper, and more refreshing.

,All these phenomena resulted in a new joy of life, enabling the resumption of aesthetic interests. The method was absolutely without risk, there being not a single case of death or even of disturbance after the operation.