From Decrepitude to Vigour.

Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 98, 27 April 1935, Page 14

From Decrepitude to Vigour.

In the chair on this momentous occasion was Mr. W. J. Womersley, M.P., for Grimsby, who vouched for the accuracy of. photographs of Mr. Overbeck taken before he began his new rejuvenating treatment. These showed Mr. Overbeck as a' decrepit old man, whereas the Mr. Overbeck who stood upon the platform was seen to be a well set-up and vigorous speciment of humanity, to all appearances many years younger.

After this ; public announcement of his discovery, it was no longer possible for Mr. Overbeck to ignore, the demands of the numerous- sufferers who urged him to make available for others the health process which had so unexpectedly and so completely re-estab-lished his own: health and renewed his youth. ' ■-' : ; Mr. Overbeck accordingly made arrangements so that this . growing. demand might be met, and his " Rejuvcnator,"'as he .aptly termed the means whereby he had recovered youth and health, is now doing for others what it has done for Mr. Overbeck himself. It is banishing the infirmities of age. It is renewing waning vital energy and restoring youthful enthusiasm in the middle-aged and elderly. . It is making old arteries young again. It is toning up vital organs that have become tired and sluggish. It is winning back for thousands who have lost'it the will to win the battle of life, the zest for action, the desire to lead instead of to follow.