THE WATER OF LIFE - Thought for Food

mention that nearly all these cases were treated after the physicians
had urged amputation.
Mrs. E. Gangrenous feet and toes following upon paralysis after
vaccines had been administered, 48 days fast. Urine healed feet and
toes in the first 20 days.
Mr. D. Diabetic gangrene of left forearm. Fasted 48 days for the
diabetes. Arm completely normal after 18 days. No scar.
Mr. J.W.B. (60 years old). Gangrene of first and second joints of thumb,
caused by a hammer‐blow in mason work. Treated for 18 weeks as an
out‐patient at Leeds G.I. Bone removed up to first joint. Discolouration
spread towards wrist. Fasted according to my method, applied urine
compresses to whole hand, wrist and arm. Cured in one week.
Miss C.A. (aged 10 in 1930) Anaemia. Gangrene of both legs following
suppressive treatment for psoriasis. Large areas of skinless and livid
flesh in both calves. Fasted 18 days. Cure complete. No more anaemia,
no more psoriasis, no scars from gangrenous legs. Grew 1½ inches
during fast. Is now a member of the A.T.S. in H.M. Forces. Height above
the average.
Mrs. B. Gangrenous finger, also severe conjunctivitis following a year's
use of atropin. Fasted 12 days for gangrene, then a week later
undertook a second fast for the conjunctivitis which cleared up the
23rd day. Age 38 in 1927. Still looks much the same age.
Mr. J.I. (age 54 at the time.) Thumb cut by fish‐bone. Gangrene ensued.
Doctor attended him the same day. Surgeon's decision to amputate
rejected. Fasted 14 days. Body rubbed with urine, finger poulticed in
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