THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, AND NASAL CATARRH. THE DR. EDWIN W. ALABONE TREATMENT. Articles are frequently appearing in the newspapers and magazines written by persons who, whilst they deplore the serious loss the United Kingdom sustains annually through the ravages of consumption, hold out no hope of a cure being found. What these people write regarding tuberculosis naturally tends to have a very depressing effect on consumptives who are unfortunate enough to read pessimistic statements. We hasten to say that the belief in the impossibility to cure phthisis is absolutely without foundation, and the sooner the established fact that consumption can be cured is everywhere appreciated the better it will be for the masses. It is not due to the much-vaunted open-air measures that we are enabled to state that victims of consumption can be restored to health and strength, but to the specific treatment for phthisis and allied complaints promulgated by Dr. Edwin W. Alabone, which undoubtedly offers the best possible chance of cure. It has been put to the severest tests, and its success has been phenomenal, especially in view of the fact that so many of the patients cured have not commenced the treatment until the eleventh hour, after their cases had been given up as hopeless in other quarters. As we have before mentioned, any reader who happens to be personally interested in the vitally important question of the cure of consumption should acquaint himself with the modus operandi It would of the Alabone method of treatment. certainly be worth his while to do so. Thousands of people have been cured by this treatment, very many of whom have written telling of the benefit they have received. The following letter is of interest :— “Birmingham, 1917. "The Dr. E. W. Alabone Treatment. "Dear Sirs, I feel compelled to state briefly my firm belief in your treatment of Phthisis. "I have just concluded a six months' course of treatment and I have endeavoured to comply with your instructions kindly given to me from time to time. I believe at the time I took up your treatment the disease had not gone very far, but from that time I steadily put on weight, and my general condition gradually improved, and I am very pleased, and indeed thankful, to inform you that after being tested in many ways during the last three months I am now pronounced cured. I have to thank you for the very businesslike and courteous manner in which you have dealt with my case, including the prompt during my course. despatch of medicines and replies to inquiries I have made I should have no hesitation whatever in earnestly recommending the Alabone Treatment to anyone suffering from the disease.-I am, dear sirs, yours faithfully, "A. C. H." This case, previous to adopting the Treatment, had been in a sanatorium, and had tried Tuberculin Injections. 66 "The Dr. Edwin W. Alabone Treatment. "Worcester. "Dear Sirs,-I was yesterday examined by my doctor, who was very pleased with the result of the examination. He said that he could not find any trace of active disease, and that, in his opinion, I could now discontinue the Alabone Treatment. "I should now like to put on record my appreciation of the benefits I have received from your Treatment. I am sure it has been the means of restoring me to a state of good health and strength again. You may be sure that I shall recommend the Treatment to anyone suffering from Consumption with whom I may come in contact.—I "W.S." remain, yours very sincerely, The most complete information on this important question will be gladly supplied on application to the Secretary, The Dr. Edwin W. Alabone Treatment, Lynton House, 12, Highbury Quadrant, London, N.5. 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