FAVOURABLE OPINION OF MEDICAL MEN.
Many medical raon aTo now recommending tlio Overbeclc and using it themselves. It is contrary to medical' etiquette to mention their names, but the following authentic reports are from prominent mombors.of the profession who have given the instrument a thorough trial and speak from their personal knoivledse. "In my general'practice I am frequently: in contact with pronounced cases of Rheumatic afflictions, and their connected ailments, such as Gont, Sciatica, Lumbago and the like, and, invariably, I have found your instrument has most effectively dispersed these troubles,in all their phases. . ' Again,- it has. proved itself eminently satisfactory in alleviating and curing the manifest-
ations of Blood Pressure, Heart Weakne** Insomnia, Neuritis, and advanced Debility. Generally I am very diffident in suggesting .the use of any appliance—but the Overtoelc Rojuvenator has justified itself so.repeatodly that, in my professional opinion, it deserves more than a passing word ot praise." ' (Signod) Dr. .'..,' . • LB.C.P, L.R.C.S., L.R.F.P.S.G. "I have found the Overbeck at the highest curative assistance in cases of a6thmatie*l troubles—one I have in mind'was of lons duration. Bronchial acctionffs;! these Beea to succumb admirably to its soothing influence!— and also much prevalent conditions as anaemia^ digestive disorders, and general debility. ' Electrical treatment is particularly beneficial in cases of rheumatism, gout and acid conditions, and your Kejuvenator has given good -results in these cases. ( Signed) Dr. —f— M.8.C.5. ; L.B.C.P.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 98, 27 April 1935, Page 14
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