HEALTH
Dr. Ulric Williams To Write Series. ITH audiences of thousands gathering on his every appearance in Auckland and Wellington and full houses at provincial centres, convincing testimony is given of the intense interest created by Dr. Ulric Williams, of Wanganui, in his sincere advocacy of health by diet and, if necessary, fasting to correct human ills and avoid those surgical operations dear to the orthodox surgeons. Steadily for the past three years Dr. Williams "has been winning recognition and fame by seemingly miraculous cures of ills that would normally involve the knife. | He, himself wielded a skilful blade in many operations in Wanganui till he had cause to challenge orthodoxy and reason out for himself the principles of health and diet. Dr, Williams is a man of proven courage and faith in his principles. The results he quotes endorse the efficacy of his treatments, His successes add conviction to his theories. Convinced of the intense interest in his subject and the desire of the people as a whole te fuller knowledge of the principles of health and diet, we have invited Dr. Williams to contribute a series of articles to the "Radio Record," expounding the views and principles he is applying in his teachings and practice. This series will begin next week. We are sure they will command respect and attention. In the prime of life, fully qualified with British and New Zealand . experience, Dr, Williams commands respect ‘because of his qualifications and sincerity.. While he challenges some of the orthodox teachings of the profession, he seeks the cooperation of the medical man in increasing recognition of the wisdom of giving nature a chance by the adoption of simple practices and rules of health. Watch for these articles.
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Radio Record, Volume X, Issue 3, 24 July 1936, Page 53
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289HEALTH Radio Record, Volume X, Issue 3, 24 July 1936, Page 53
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