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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22777, 10 July 1937, Page 20

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DEFEAT OF WORLD'S WORST Complete & Permanent Benefit Assured \ FOR ALL Wmi m V2E Yf-. A'' Mm Distinguished Harley St. Specialist says: "I consider the ' Eeala' a necessity to everyone." ASTHMA m iA:<: xmm » : :-i-J:-mm mm V. ' urn - NEURITIS- LUMBAGO- GOUT- SCIATICA CIRCULATORY & GASTRIC TROUBLES—SKIN AFFECTIONS Etc. REMARKABLE NEW D EARNS IMMEDIATE GRATITUDE OF N.Z. SUFFERERS! Used & recommended by Leading English Specialists, Doctors WHEN Marcom received the first wire- recent year The use of irradiation less signal acros# the Atlantic in in the treatment of disease covers an im--1901 he did more than open the door to mense field in therapeutics, and there can a new world of communication and of be no doubt that there is opportunity or entertainment and education; he enabled a considerable extension in the judicious science to.take a step forward in its knowledge of the mysterious magnetic waves which flow through the universe. use of this form of treatment." A UNIQUE APPARATUS The best-known appliance for the appliHi® Below is a diagram of the Sl* EOT HUH which covers the entire band of known rays. It is measured in Angstrom Units. Note particularly the infra-red ron ion, at the remote and curative end of which arc the now famous "Heala" rays. SPECTRUM HEALA RAYS (Measured in Angstrom Units) mw WAVES (luam-t'oinK) 320 640 800 1260 1250 2500 5000 IQOOO ?0000 40000 00000 I6QOOO 000 OQO 000 000 A- MEDICAL OPINION The use of "Heala" radiation by medical men is steadily increasing. In his foreword to the book, " Therapeutic Uses of lnfra-Red Rnys," an eminent medical man says: " The value of radiation as a powerful and valuable therapeutic agent has been fully established by the great amount of experimental and therapeutic work which has been carried out during infra-red region of the spectrum. The length of the "Heala" ray is the deciding factor in their therapeutic use, The " Heala " must not be cqnfused with apparatus which emits wave-lengths varying from only 1 a.u, (Angstrom Units). The " Heala " poasesos two elements—• (1 ) the Long-Wave Element, emitting a ray of a wave-length of no less than 800,000 a.u., which pqnetrates the tissue to a proven depth of over 3in. and Increasing knowledge of those waves ca tj o n of the latest and most successful has.affected many departments of every- form of radiation treatment is the "Heala" day life. It has brought about the amazing Ray Apparatus, which alone produces waves efficiency of radio broadcasting, so that Q f a wave-length that are located in the we in New Zealand can share the thrill? curative range at the remote end of the of a ceremony like the Corophotography > by g 1000 MILES ON FOOT IN 20 DAYS «n (tint nictures can be made 1 AMAZING ACHIEVEMENT WITHOUT MASSAGE IJY "ritgh S ood (o B .od of I ™OUS 70-YEAII-OLD VETOUC, C._ W. JIAU^ distant hills unseen by the eye; and it has enabled new processes to be developed for the soothing and healing of many human ills. Rays of heat and light unknown to previous generations are now being used daily by specialists, doctors and hospitals throughout the world for the relief of suffering. INVISIBLE RAYSVISIBLE RESULTS One of the most outstanding new discoveries in the realm of healing by radiation is the application of " Heala " rays in cases of rheumatic complaints, " nerves," debility or neurasthenia. The use of ultra-violet rays for irradiation of the skin is fairly well known; but the unique feature of the "Heala" Ray. treatment* 1 ia that the rays actually penetrate into the tissue to a proven depth of over 3in. This ray does not cause direct surface heat to the skin, but it does generate inner warmth, and that' is the secret of its unique powers. Such inner warmth quickly seta up^molecular oscillation and a natural blood-flow to the area irradiated, revitalising disused cells and thereby breaking-up and dispersing toxins and acids which are the root-cause of many deep-seated ailments, especially those in the Rheumatic group. p / 'K3? -A'- v'C. \V. Ilart watched by the. late Sir Harry Preston ■ whilst training for iliti ' lleala ' Hun, 1, Oil A III.KS WALTIiIt HAHT, (t(jc TO years. having ju.it. cnmuleltul a run of lOtm miles from HecUenham and ixicli again to Hcchcnham. for the purpose of proving the efficacy of the** Heala' Invisible Hay as a substitute for massage and as a complete relief in the treatment of Hheumalism. I in:mill Y It UCLA HE that all places included in mil Schedule for slopping and resting I was treated by experts wilh the ' Heala ' Invisible Hay and that I attribute my success entirely to its marvellous soothing, curative and healing powers. I STHOXGLY UECOMMEND IT TO AIJ, SI'OIITSMEN, ssth July, 10.16. {Sad.) Charles Waller Hart. Unique In tho whole history of othloticH Is the fact that Mr. Hurt. njjnrJ over 70 years, dispensed witji Massage, hitherto regarded by experts as vitally % essential to all endurance records on rond or track, awheel or nfoot. ; Thoujjh weather conditions wore often appalling, with strong head-winds and deluges of rain, and though running over all types of loose road surfaces. Mr. Hart found that no exhausted, leg-weary or " muscle-bound he might become during or after his thirteen-hour daily run, nvoraging 50 miles, he had only to enjoy a short restful exposure to the " Menla " Ray to be perfectly fit again. Two remarkable facts aro that not once did he catch cold— At the outset his weight was certified at ost. V}lb., and on completion at 9st. 6lb.—a gain of 10Jib. Truly remarkablel 1 fit-' ~| The amazing " Heala " Ray is used In over 76 hospitals—used and recommended by 380 dbctors and fully endorsed by the " British Journal of Physical Medicine." | creates inner warmth; and (2) the H Mixed Wave Element, which emits I] wave - lengths of approximately Vj 640,000 a.u. This ray does not penetrate so deeply as the Long Wave, and, unlike it, "produces a slight surface heat; it has a valuable aseptic action, and is beneficial in the treatment of superficial skin • ailments. ijiii The " Heala " Ray is entirely M different from Ultra-Violet (sunshine), ordinary Infra-Red (radiant . j heat) or any other rays previously 'fit employed in medical practice. It is j invisible, unique and alone —as distinctive and individual as helium gas is distinct from coal gas or platinum from lend. The secret of success of the " Heala " Ray, whether in universal use at home, in hospitals or by doctors in their surgeries, lies in its natural stimulation of bodily processes plus amazing penetrative power. This remarkable new treatment, first introduced to the medical profession in England in is already in use by many medical men, hospitals, masseurs, etc., and private homes in New Zealand—and is actually used and recommended by (see lists in booklet offered free to all readers) ovqr 380 English Doctors, 76 Hospitals and 27 Specialists—including the British Army, Navy and Air Force Hospitals in addition to a f»reat number of masseurs, and in clinics, etc,, and thousands of private homes throughout Great Britain. FOR HOME USE • After proving its value and unique properties in many hospitals and surgeries, the "Heala Ray Apparatus is now made available for use in the home. Every sufferer can now benefit by the soothing and healing, penetrating rays emitted by the "Heala Ray Apparatus—for it is as safe and easy to use as electric light. Its effects are truly miraculous. In j Rheumatic complaints, for instance, a few ] short exposures banish pain and inflammation, restore freedom to locked joints, and " dissolve away " the acid- crystals which cause the trouble. For "Nerves" and Neurasthenia —'for Catarrh. Bronchitis, ailments of the Chest and Lungs, liar and Throat, and many other complaints ranging from Indigestion and Constipation to Chilblains and Eczema, the Heala is quickly and permanently effective. The " Heala " Ray is an entirely new therapeutic discovery and. after many years of scientific research in British laboratories and hospitals, it is now introduced with confidence to New Zealand sufferers. Many testimonials have already been received from New Zealand doctors and private users, and these, added to the remarkable testimony offered by English people who have received benefit, are sufficient to justify any sufferer giving tho "Heala" Ray Apparatus, n trial. Read rnese Kemancame OSS n D B I Testimonials Rheumatism and Synovitis Brook Street, Wellington, 2S/6/37. "Tho 'Heala' Apparatus you sent me last week A&Jt arrived In good order and I pot relief at the first jjgjgf treatment (long-standing muscular rheumatism and aSla * " Now, after five days' treatment, I have had more relief than was got rrom a great many pounds' worth \i.-' of embrocations, etc., and other treatments I have tried during past years. I have made such marvellous v progress in these few days that I am quite confident or a complete recovery." I.W. Arthritis and. Heart Pains iMyyfelm Adlscombe. "Arthritis had a good hold in both my hands, as V well as in the neck. ATter using the 'Heala' all pain taiiy.- % disappeared' from all parts, and I recovered rull use ° r tl, ° neck und nn£erseCY;' - Jgk. " I used to have severe pains always at nighj BpH/' through Angina Pectoris. Since treatment with the ililo?©'^'Heala' the pain has now gone and I can get to jm sleep easily." GAP TAIN J. HARRISON, S. Kensington. " I have suffered rrom acute Neuralgic pains in the head, accompanied by swollen glands, and seneral stiffness or the neck and shoulders. I was advised by my doctor to try the ' Heala.' In about three weeks all pains and stiffness had gone." MRS. E. E. NEILS ON. London, S.W.iO. " Tills very common and oTten resistant condition, ranging from a cold to chronic bronchial catarrh and sinusitis, is rapidly and markedly benefited by this treatment —a cold indeed is usually completely cured, ir not or too long a duration, by one application of tho rays." DR. , M.8., C 11.8.Inflammatory Conditions Essex. "On such troublesome ailments *s onychia, boils, ulcers, carbuncles, the rays have a markedly beneficial effect, either dispersing the inflammation if in an early stage or rapidly bruising it to a head and evacuating the pus; in long-standing case? the results are equally satisfactory, much more so than from any other form of treatment known to the writer." N DR. , M.A., M.8., etc." Interesting Free Illustrated Booklet available to every reader of the N.Z. Herald. — , To BELL PTY. LTD. Phone 45-147 (" Heala " Distributors), GO7-611 COOKE'S BLDG., QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND. Please send me, without obligation, your 26-page Free Illustrated Descriptive Booklet, "The Heala Ray ' and fun details of your Ten-Day Free Trial Offer. I enclose 4d in stamps to cover cost of postage. NAME. ADDRESS. Nature of Ailment N.Z.H.,- 7/3 7