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Index of American Cancer Society File Material on UNPROVEN METHODSofCANCER , MANAGEMENT

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AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY 1972 INTRODUCTION

The American Cancer Society Committee on Unproven Methods of Cancer Management was established in 1955 for the purpose of reviewing the entire field of unproven cancer diagnostic or therapeutic methods.

Since that time, the Committee has been instrumental in collecting, abstracting, and sunnnarizing a great deal of material dealing with new or unproven diagnostic or treatment methods, with a view to establishing and maintaining an information center which would be concerned with the collection and distribution of material in this field. As a first step in this direction, the attached Index of material in the American Cancer Society files has been prepared.

The Committee has attempted to make the Index complete and compre­ hensive for the information and assistance it may render to the medical profession. Naturally, therefore, there is included in this Index the names of men and names of materials which have been recognized as proven or even outstanding in other fields, They are included in this Index because either the material has been suggested but not proven in the cancer field or the men whose work has been outstanding in other fields have made statements or written articles with reference to can­ cer which are in the unproven area. No conclusion should be drawn by •I the reader from the mere appearance of any name in this Index. Inquiry should be made of the American Cancer Society as to the material in its files before you reach any conclusions.

The Index has been divided into three sections, as follows:

Section I - Index of American Cancer Society File Material on Unproven Methods of Cancer Management. (p.1-105)

Section II - Index of Organizations Identified with Unproven Methods of Cancer Management. (pp.107-122)

Section III - Index.. of Periodicals which Carry Advertisements, Articles or other Information Concerning Unproven Methods of Cancer Management. (pp.123-138)

NOTE Dates in parenthesis representJ the last year in which significant information was receivedJ by the Society. * Reprint from Ca - A ICancer Journal for Clinicians is available on this subject.

** American Cancer Society Circular Letter is Available on this Subject. The follovting degrees appear in the Index:

C.E. Civil Engineer

D.C. Doctor of Chiropractic D.D.S. Doctor of Dental Surgery D.N.T. ??? D.O. Doctor of Osteopathy D.P.M. Doctor of Physical Medicine D. Sc. Doctor of Science

J.D. Jurum Doctor (L., Doctor of Laws)

LL.B. Legum Baccalaureus (L., Bachelor of Laws) LL.D. Legum Doctor (L., Doctor of Laws) L.P.T. ???

M.D. Medicinae Doctor (L., Doctor of Medicine) (M.D. ?) Individual using M.D., whose degree could not be confirmed by the American Medical Association. M.E. Mechanical Engineer M.N. Master of Naturopathy(?)

N.D. Doctor of Naturopathy

Phar.D. Doctor of Pharmacy Ph.C. Philosopher of Chiropractic(?) Ph.D. Philosophiae Doctor (L., Doctor of Philosophy) PHG ??? Ph.N. Philosopher of Naturopathy Ph.T . ??? P.N. Practical Nurse

R.N. Registered Nurse

Sc.D. Scientiae Doctor (L., Doctor of Science) T.G. I??? SECTIONI

INDEXOF AMERICANCANCER SOCIETY FILE MATERIAL ON UNPROVENMETHODS OF CANCERMANAGEMENT

..·' (continued) · · 3-D Test .(See Lewis and Rand) Formerly 2135 Sacramento St. San Francisco, Calif. Abbott Selective Treatment (1932) Abbott Hospital, Rochester, N.Y. Accumulator (See Abbott, Edso~ Moses, M.D. Orgone) (Deceased) Abderhalden, Prof. Emil (See Acetyl-B-colchicine (See Fresh Cell Therapy and WOBE) Mac-Eachen)

Aberdeen Royal Infirmary (See Acid Mineral Therapy (1957) Fungus Liquid) Acid Mineral Distributing Co. Laconia, N. H. A-Blastomase (1959) Medizinsch-Poliklinisches· Acidofilac (See Minerals and Institut Cultures) Karl-Marx-University Leipzig, Germany ACS Serum (Anti-Reticular Cyto­ Zinnitz, Prof. Dr. med. F. - toxic Serum) (1966) Director Bogomoletz(or s), Alexander A. Hammer, O., M.D. (Deceased) - Biologist Manetstotter & Co. Formerly Russia Manufacturer Munich., Germany "Act of God" formula and Mystic (1961) Abrams treatment by Spondylother­ Amlie Oliver apy and Oscilloclast, combined P.O. Box 92, St. Asaph's Road with vividly colored ointments Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. or salves. (1969) Also: Test by Electronic Reactions Actinia Oxygen Therapy (See of Abrams (ERA) from sample of Cosray) blood, using Dynamizer, Rheostatic Dynamizer, Vibratory Rate Rheo­ Acupuncture (1971) stat, and Measuring Rheostat. Mann, Dr. Felix Abrams, Albert, M.D., LL.D., London, England F.R.M.S. (Deceased) Goodman, Herman, M.D. (continued) (continued)

- 1 - (continued) (continued) (Deceased) Medical Arts Building New York, N.Y. 57 West 57th Street (Also see Spencer) New York, N .Y. Maltz, Maxwell, M.D. Adler's Wonder Salve, Adler's Blood Purifier and Adler's A-I-D (See Fear) Stomach Cleanser (1933) Adler Laboratories, Inc. Aikin, William P., M.D. (See 591 Sunnnit Avenue Ferguson) Jersey City, N.J. Adler, Louis V. - President Air-Ozone Company and Originator Air-Ozone Device Levy, Jacob~ Vice President (See Ozone) Poulin, William J. - Medical Director Aitchison method of naturopathy, Spenuk, Abraham - Secretary using Street method, and unde­ Fort, Louis - Treasurer scribed medication formulae. (1969) Adrenal Cortex Extract (See Also: Drown Diagnosing Instrument. Coffey-Humber) Aitchison, David, D.D.,(M.D.?), J .D. (Deceased) AF-2 or Fattore #2 or FA-2, ex­ 7409 Carroll Avenue tract of sheep spleen. (1960) Takoma Park, Md. Institute Guarnieri Rome, Italy Alcantar, Antonio, M.D. (See Guarnieri, Prof. Francesco Laetrile)

A. F. Electronics (See Cristofv) Alcohol (Several, using different types) Affinitizer (See Seroyal) Aleece, Dr. Antonio (See C.N.T.) Agnew, Earl I., D.O. (See Indian Cancer Cure) Alexander-Jackson, Eleanor, Ph.D. (See Vaccine) Agpaoa, Antonio (See Psychic Surgery) Algaederm Solution and Algaederm Ointment (1948) AGTS (Antigranulation-Tissue- Algaederm, Inc. Serum) (1954) 1324 Cornwall Ave. Tobey Maltz Foundation Bellingham, Wash. (continued) (continued)

- 2 - (continued) Magnusson, Capt. M.D. - Aluminum oxide (See Guiglia) Treasurer American Association for Oxygen­ All Purpose Master Medicine Therapy, Inc. (See Blass) (See Schenk) American Bio-Chemical Labora­ Allen, Brother A. A. tories (See Disulphamin) A. A. Allen Revivals, Inc. (See Faith Healing) American Dietetic Research Association (See Inches) Allen, A. L., N.D. (See Cocaine) American Society for Cellular Allied Industries (See Rife) Therapy (See Fresh Cell Therapy)

Almonds (See Kelley) Aminosulph (See SNHCompound) Aloe (Several, including Aloe­ Am.lie, Oliver (See "Act of God"} Creme, Collins and Shanklin) Annnoniae citrate (See Fulmineral­ Aloe-Creme ointment and sun tan isation) lotions, prepared from Aloe vera (1965) Amygdalin (See Laetrile) Aloe Creme Laboratories, Inc. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Amylase (See Multiple Enzyme Ther.) Alonso, Julio Abel Fernandez (See Fernandez Alonso) Anablast (See Naessens)

Alpha Drug Corporation, Inc. Angers, John, Ph.D. (See I-V (See CYTEC) Extract)

Altig method, using Hoxsey method Anglemyer, A. A. (See Dotto) and other Chemotherapy. (1965) Altig, Francis M., M.D.(D.O.) Animal Research Laboratories (See Rosamond, Calif. (Formerly KC-49) 1629 West Glendale Blvd., Glendale, Calif.) Anthrone Test (See Beard and Cresson) Alum injections. (1948) Braund, John Anthroposophical Society (See Sydney, Australia Mistletoe Therapy)

- 3 - (continued) Antibacterials (See Vaccine) Smith, Lawrence W., M.D. - Former Medical Director Anti-Cancer Desalay Remedy, two Zuccala, George S., Hon.Sc.D. formulae for external cancer. - Chief Serologist Also called Neophile. (1949) Fairfield Laboratories, Inc. Desalay, Dr. G. (Deceased) 740 Prospect Avenue - P.O. Box Desalay, Mrs. G. 1709, Hartford, Conn. La Fleche, France Basu, G. T. (Dr. Zuccala's Nicot; Georges Daughter) - Executive Vice Box 2423, Palm Beach, Fla. President (Also see Cancer Information Cru­ Anticancer Goat Serum (See sade - Organizations, CV Tumor Bonifacio) Statin, Hendricks, Institute for Nuclear Serology and Kaplowe) Anticancer Institute of Athens (See Georgiou) Anti-Carcinom-Diet (See Kuhl)

Anticancer Lipase Enzymes (See Anti-Fatigue Device (See Cancer Lipid Concentrate) Cristofv)

*Anticancergen Z-50 and KC-555. Antigranulation-Tissue-Serum Also: Zuccala Lytic Test (ZLT) (See AGTS) (1967) Zuccala, George S., Hon. Sc.D., Anti-Malignin, a prophylactic D.M.T., F.A.C.M.T. vaccine, and Hornedo Cancer 156 W. Main St., Avon, Conn. Vaccine made from cow's blood. (Former Director) (1968) Zuccala Biological Laboratory, Also: Hornedo skin test, based Hartford, Conn., on intradermal injection of Huntington Medical Laboratory, Anti-Malignin. Huntington, N.Y., and Milford Hornedo Institute of Cancer Laboratory, Milford, Conn.) Research (First Independent Smith, Lawrence W., M.D. - Private Cancer Research Consultant Institute in Texas) 1025 Fifth Avenue 1211 North Kansas Street New York, N.Y. El Paso, Texas National Research Foundation, Hornedo, Manuel D., B.Sc., Inc. (Formerly The Institute M.D. - Director for Serologic Research, Inc.) 740 Prospect Avenue Anti-Met Tabs (See "Nu-Cler" Hartford, Conn. Therapy) (continued)

- 4 - *Antineol Pituitary Polylipides Antitoxin Injections (See Schenk) Dr. Wachtel (1963} Chemical Hormone Corporation Anti-Toxin Serum (See Flynn) 670 Lexington Avenue New York, N.Y. Anti-Tubercle Vaccine for treat­ Taylor, Prof. Horace - Chair­ ment of cancer. (1958) man of Board Velez, Dr. Francisco Jose Wachtel, Henry K., M.D..... Calle 30, No. 1904, Marianao President (Also: 3 East 74th La Habana, Cuba Street, New York, N.Y.) Wachtel, Joseph S., J.D. (Son Anti-Tumor Substance No. 289 (See of Dr. Wachtel) Caryomycin) 210 W. 90th Street New York, N.Y. Antiven (See Gregory) (Also see Cancer Information Cru­ sade - Organizations and Gibson) Apikotron (Salve made from Bee Venom) (1953) Anti-Radioactive Fallout Tablets Laboratorios Orzan, S.A. (See Donnelly) La Corogne, Spain Ogen, Mr. I. Vidal·- Der Anti-Reticular Cytotoxic Serum Pharmacien (See ACS Serum) Applied Bio-Physics Research Antiserum developed from rabbit Laboratory (See Dotto) antibodies tagged with radioac­ tive iodine (I-131), (1963) Apricot (See Beard) Hodgkin '·s Disease Memorial Center (Formerly Wally Bohannon Arachidonic acid (See Vitamin F) -Hodgkin's Research Foundation) 7501 South Main Street Arginase or Hepasyn (1958) Houston 25, Texas Charles E. Irons Memorial Rose, Jack M., M.D. - Cancer Foundation Medical Director 1450 Post Street Nowinski, Wictor W., Ph.D. - San Francisco, Calif. Consultant Biochemist Irons, Wesley G., D.D.S. - Bohannon, Wallace - Founder Former President-Research Director Anti-Serums (Several, including Boyd, Edwin Forrest, M.D. - Blastolysin and Cancer Lipid Vice President-Medical Concentrate) Director (continued)

- 5 - (continued) Hosford, Leo W., D.P.M. - Association for Research and Secretary-General Manager Enlightenment (See Cayce) Hepasyn Research 231 Ellis Street Association for the Study and Pro­ San Francisco, Calif. tection of French Biological Boyd, Edwin Forrest, M.D. Research (See Formule 816) Hosford, L. W., D.P.M. Vrat, Ved - Former Director Atomic Therapy (See ''Nu-Cler" of Cancer Research Therapy) Permanente Hospitals . Oakland, Calif. Atomotrone or Vitaltone (Vita-Ray) device which produces "electric" Arizona-U.S.A. Cancer Cure or "E" and "thermal" or "T" Society (See Indian Cancer Cure) irradiated water by radiation through colored slides. (1969) Arlesheim Society for Cancer Also: Test by Gland Estemeter Research for Anthroposophical Estep, "Doc" William Society (See Mistletoe Therapy} Dallas, Texas

Armand Boismard (Les Establis­ Aubanel y Vallejo, Dr. Gustavo sements Pharmaceutiques) (See (See Casa Del Buen Samaritano) Formule 816) Aureomycin (Several, including *Arthur Chemotherapy, including Hartman, J. J.) Hoxsey method, Koch Antitoxins, Krebiozen and Mucorhicin. (1967) Autogenous vaccines (See Also: Hemacytology Index (HCI), Parsons) a blood drop test. Arthur, Thelma Ellis, M.D.(D.O.) Autohormonic treatment of cancer, 14 South Broadway by short wave irradiation of Irvington-on-the-Hudson, N.Y. pituitary, a modified Samuels (Formerly Clinic leased from therapy ( 1968) Defender Health Research Schliephake, Prof. Dr. E. ·Foundation, 211 W. Colorado Giessen/Hessen, Germany Blvd., Monrovia, Calif.) (Formerly Wurzberg University Wurzberg, Germany) Ashram Vishwa Kalyan (See Maharaj} Auto-Immunization (Several, in­ Aslan, Anna, M.D. (See H-3) cluding Fonti) (Also see Auto-Therapy) Asphalt (See Diamond Carbon Compound) Autolysate (See Livingston)

- 6 - Autotherapy or Auto-Immunization Bacteria (Several) Duncan, Charles H., M.D. (De­ ceased) - Originator (1918) Bacterial Preparation (See Issels) New York, N. Y. Rosedale Clinic (1958} Bacterial Suspension (See PC-B-45) 3321 East Rosedale Fort Worth 5, Texas Bacteriophage (See Hartman, Walker, B. Norman, N,D. - Lincoln and Staphylococcus Phage In Charge Lysates)

Aviles, Prof. Humberto (See Badelsalzgrundlage G (See Vitamin F) Fulmineralisation)

Aw Myo Choon Oil and Thunderaxe Baker Escharotics and Diet (1964) (1956) Baker, Norman (Deceased) Aw Myo Choon Formerly Dallas, Texas 151 21st Street, Baker Hospital Rangoon, Burma Formerly Muscatine, Iowa & Eureka Springs, Ark. Ayres, Myrna (See Drown) (opened 1937)

Ayurvedic Medicine (See Chatter­ Baldor, Julian, M.D. (1955) jee, Diamond Carbon Compound and Tampa, Fla. Maharaj) Treatment: Koch glyoxylide.

Ayurvedic Research Institute (See Bamboo grass (See Bamfolin) Diamond Carbon Compound} *Bamfolin, extract of Yakusasa, a 8-Azaguanine (or Azan or Guana­ species of Bamboo grass. (1966) zolo) (1955) Several, including: Oshima, Dr. Misunobu - Gohei Tanabe & Co., Ltd. President 21 Dosho-Machi 3-Chome Japanese Center for Cancer Higashi-Ku, Osaka, Japan Therapy Teshima, Shiro - Managing Yokoyama, Koji - Biologist Director Kuroki, Mutsuhiko - Pharma­ cologist Aztec Medicine (See Spencer) Japan (Also see Cancer Information Crusade - Organizations and B2-6x (See Parabenzoquinone) "S .N .K. ")

Bacillus coli (See Vitamin F) Barbosa Clinic ((See Barbosa, Jose J., M.D.( Schenk)

- 7 - (continued} Barium chloride (See Vrilium} 13204 West Washington Blvd. Los Angeles, Calif. Barium sulfate (See Guiglia) Navarro, Manuel D., M.D. College of Medicine & Surgery Baron, Dr~ Paul (See La Preste) University of Santo Tomas Manila, Philippine Islands Barona, Octavio A., M.D. (See Terrell, Truman Chemoglandular Medical Treatment) Terrell's Labs. Fort Worth, Texas Basic Function Test (See Spears) (Also see Cancer Information Crusade - Organizations} Basu, G. T. (See Anticancergen} John Beard Memorial Foundation Batina, Mike (See Carcalon} (See Chymotrypsin}

Battle Creek Health Builder (See Beasley salve made from plants of Sassone) the sorrel family. (1952) Beasley, Mrs. Ollie May Bauhinia variegata Linn. (See May, Wiley E. (Her Father} - Diamond Carbon Compound) Originator Route No. 4, Box 225A Bayer Institute for Experimental Durham, N.C. Pathology (See Chimone} Beebe "static breaker" based on BBD (See Bov:tne Bile Derivative} control of cosmic rays. (1960) Beebe Cosmic Research Labora­ Beale, Samuel M., Jr., M.D. (See tories Insulin) Long Beach, Calif. Beebe, Roy *H. H. Beard Methods: Chymotrypsin, Laetrile from apricot, and Pangam­ Beef Eyes Extract (See Dietary etin, Pangamic Acid or Vitamin Supplements} Bl5H8, or CLP tablets. (1969} Also: Beard Anthrone Test (BAT) for Beef.Plasma Transfusions (See chorionic gonadotrophin in urine. Jacquier) Beard Biochemical Laboratory 5220 Locke Ave., Fort Worth, Tex. Bees and Bee Products (Several, Beard, Howard H., Ph.D. including Bee Veriom (Apikotron), Harris, Dr. Arthur Trevenning and Royal Jelly (1968) (Formerly Harris Cancer Clinic, Sherman Oaks, Calif.) Red Beet (Beta vulgaris) therapy, Hale Laboratories using beet juice and powder, also (continued) (continued)

- 8 - (continued) (continued) used with yeast and lime. (1969) Pasteur Institute Schmidt, Dr. med. Siegmund Paris, France 4502 Bad Rothenfelde, T.W. Alte Salzstrasse 7, Berk, Robert (See Blastolysin) Osnabruck, Germany Ferencz!, Dr. A. Bernard Foundation for Medical Csorna, Hungary Research (See Mercury-indigo­ Pflanzersaftwerk Schoenenberger sulfonates) - Manufacturer, powder Magstadt, Germany Bernarr Macfadden Foundation G. & G. Sales - Manufacturer, (See Macfadden) juice P.O. Box 1697, Abilene, Texas Beta vulgaris (See Beet)

Beimpold, Dr. med. Ed. (See Ct Beta-Cyanogenetic Glucoside (See Treatment) Chymotrypsin)

Bell Treatment for cancer Bhaskar, Dr. P. M. (See (1931-33) Neoplasmocide) Bell, Thomas H., D.D.S. ~ S.N.S. 48 Pocasset Avenue Bhasma (See Diamond Carbon Providence, R.I. Compound)

Benjamin Goldman, M.D.ts Bichloracetic acid Kahlenberg Hospital (See Goldman) (See Collodaurum)

Benko, J. s., D.D.S. (See Cresson) Bier, Dr. (See Spencer)

Benzoin (Herbal Gum) (See Jones) Bier, M., Ph.D. (See Revici Cancer Control) Benzoquinone (See Koch) Bile acid (See Bovine Bile Beresina, M. P., Ph.D. (See Derivative) Bin-Chaga) Billington Sonus Fil.m-o'-Sonic Berger, Erich, M.D. (see CH-23) (1968) Sonus Research & Products Co. Berglas treatment by overstimula­ Santa Ana, Calif. tion of cancer cells te break the Billington, Webster - Owner reproductive cycle. (1964) Hartman, Emerson B., D.C. Berglas, Alexander 900 So. K Street Cancer Research Foundation San Bernardino, Calif. (continued) (continued)

- 9 - (continued) (continued) Franzen, Mrs. Golda Cates, Mrs. Mildred, R.N. 767 San Bruno Avenue 21 Lerdo St., Tijuana, Mexico San Francisco, Calif. Treatment: Hoxsey method.

Bin~Chaga, extract of black Biochemisch Pharmaceutisch birch fungus, Inonotus obliquus Laboratorium (See Neoblastine) (1958) Beresina, M.P., Ph.D.( Biodynamiochromatic Test (See Bulatov, P.K., M.D. ( Origi­ Rithmo-Duocolor Therapy) Iakimov, P.A., Ph.D. ( nators Laboratory of New Antibiotics, .Bio-Electrometer (See Bioelec­ V. O. Komarov Botanical In­ tronic detection) stitute, USSRAcademy of Sciences, Russia Bioelectronic Detection by Clinical Polycultural University of Bio-Electrometer (1967) America Cancer Prevention Bio-Electric 1322 18th Street Detection Centre Washington, D. C. 12a Prince Edward Mansions Shneiderov, Anatol J. - London, W.2, England Promoter and President • Whitby, Henry Augustus Morton M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. - Director Bio-catalyst (See Neobiotics) Bio-Engineering (See Curd) Biochemic Homeopathic System of Medicine: Dr. Schussler's Biogenetic Diet ( (See (Schuessler) Twelve Tissue Biologic Blood Test( MBR-36 Remedies. (1969) Pauly, Louis (1959) Biological Research Institute, Milwaukee, Wis • Inc. (See WOBE)

The Biochemical Clinic((See *Bio-Medical Detoxification Ther­ Biochemical Treatment ( Nicolini) apy, including simplified Gerson Dietary Regimen, Hoxsey method Biochemical Research Foundation and Koch Antitoxins. (See 2 DG) Bio-Medical Center 611 General Ferreira, Colonia Biochemical Research Institute Juarez, Tijuana, B.C., Mexico (1965) Zamora, Mildred Cates, R.N. 417 Gobemador Balarezo (Mrs. Francisco Zamora) - (P.O. Box 727), Tijuana, Operator B. Calif., Mexico Magdalena, Dr. Miguel Solera (continued) (continued)

- 10 - (continued) (continued) - Director strict Blanchard dietary regimen. Villapondo, Dr. Aldolpho - Also recommends Varenol Blanchard Staff Physician liquid, Blanchard ointment au Varen­ Zamora, Francisco - Xray ol, Varencollyre, Varenoferments, Technician Varenolax and Iodeoferments. (1950) Blanchard, G. (Deceased) Biotta brand (See Lactic Acid) Paris, France Chaufforaux, Mr. (Rec'd method Birch Ash or Birch Bark Ash or from Blanchard before he died) Miral Tablets. (1953) Brussels, Belgium Orion Drug Co. - Manufacturer Finland Blanket (See Orgone Energy) Kytomaki, Reverend Juho - Discoverer Blas Oxygen Mineral Therapy, homeo­ Kalajoki Valley, Finland pathic remedies, diet control and/ or surgery. (1965) Birch Ashes in tap water. (1955) The Diagnostic Polyclinic Meehan, Helmi (Mrs. William) 1014 S. Beacon Avenue 12953 Lincoln, Highland Park, Los Angeles, Calif. Mich. (Formerly Detroit,Mich.) Chromiak, George, D.C., N.D., (M.D.?), Ph.D. - Director Birch (black) fungus (See Bin-Chaga) Blass System of Naturopathy, or Oxygen-Therapy-Blass, using Calo­ Black-Kleiner-Bolker Heat Coagu­ zone, Homozone, Macalozone and lation Test, and Black Methylene Magozone. (1968) Blue Plasma Reduction Test. (1956) American Association for Oxygen­ Also: Potassium iodoacetate and Therapy, Inc. various sodium compounds to treat Blass, F. M. Eugene, N.D. cancer. (Deceased) - Founder Black, Maurice M., M.D. P.O. Box 148, Long Valley, N.J. Brooklyn Cancer Institute Brooklyn, N.Y. Blastolysin V. (Vaccine) and Blas­ Kleiner, Israel S., Ph.D. tolysin IS (Antiserum) developed Bolker, Herman, M.D. from killed pure cultures of Department of Biochemistry Schmidt parasite. Also called New York Medical College Novantimeristem. (1936) New York, N.Y. Also: Test based on the presence of Schmidt parasite. Blanchard Method, given by intra­ The Wolfgang Schmidt Serum Labo­ venous injection, combined with ratories (continued) (continued)

- 11 - (continued) Danzig, Poland Blood Purifier (See Adler) Berk, Mr. Robert - English Representative Blood Specimen Carriers (See 71, Albemarle Road Electronic Treatment) Beckenham, Kent, England Viola, Bartholomew, Chemical Blood Test (See Kelley and Schenk) Engineer - American Representative Blowpipe (See Jacquier) 698 St. Marks Street Brooklyn, N.Y. Blue Bions (See Orgone Energy)

Blaszczak, Joseph W., V.M.D. Body Engineering (See Curd) (See Polonine) Boerhaavia diffusa Linn. (See Blommer Diet based on Lemons. Diamond Carbon Compound) (1952) Blommer, A. C. Bogomoletz, Alexander A. (See 5131 West 126th Street ACS Serum) Hawthorne, Calif. Bohannon, Wallace (See Antiserum) Blond, Kaspar, M.D., L.R.C.P., L.R.F.P.S. (Deceased) (1968) Boismard, Armand (See Formule 816 Formerly London, England Treatment: Enderlein isopathic Bolen Blood Pattern Test (1966) vaccine and serum therapy, Bolen, Henry Leonard, M.D. combined with Kuhl Lactic­ (Deceased) acid diet system. Formerly 1524 South Main St. Test: Liver function and blood Fall River, Mass. tests. (Also see Parsons)

Blood Chemistry Analyses (See Balker, Herman, M.D. (See Black) Electronic Treatment) Bone Meal (See Compound V) "Blood-Cleansing" Therapy (See Schenk) *Bonifacio Anticancer Goat Serum (1971) Blood Drop Tests (Several, in­ Bonifacio, Dr. Liborio - cluding Arthur, Drosnes-Lazenby Veterinarian and Gruner) Agropoli, Salerno, Italy

Blood Pattern Test (See Bolen) Booster (See Spears)

- 12 - Bordas, Dr. L. F. BQ6x (See Parabenzoquinone) Bordas, Dr. Leonard (See Figs) Brandt, Johanna (See Grapes)

Botanical Therapy (See Natural Braund, John (See Alum) Methods, Spencer and Stamets) Brinkley Clinic Bouziane, R. N., M.D. (See Brinkley, L.A., D.C. Laetrile) (See Colonic Irrigations)

Bovee, M. E., M.D. (1956) Brinkman, Oscar H. (See Hubbard) 2208 Stone St., Port Huron, Mich. Britz, Peter (See KC-555) Treatment: Combination of Wilsons Mammarysubstance, Wilsons Brooklyn Cancer Institute (See Spleen substance and Hydro­ Black) chloric acid. Broughton medications, consist­ Bovine Bile Derivative (BBD) ing of a "Killin' salve," and a (1968) "Drawin' Salve." (1953) Also: Penn-Dowdy flocculation Broughton, Mrs. Annie test, using ethyl choledienate, Raleigh, N. C. synthetic antigen made from bile acid. Buena Vista Ranch (See Inches) Penn, Harry s., M.D. ~ Assoc. Clinical Professor of Radiology Bulatov, P. K., M.D. (See Dowdy, Andrew H., M.D. - Chair­ Bin-Chaga) man, Department of Radiology University of California at Bulkley, L. Duncan (See Vegetar­ Los Angeles, School of Medi­ ian Diet) cine Los Angeles, Calif. Bundy plaster for external cancer. (1923) Bowers, Edwin F., M.D. (See Bundy, Mrs. E. E. Zone Therapy) Sloan, Earl Boise City, Okla. Boyd, Edwin Forrest, M.D. (See Arginase) Burlew, Dr. Robert (See Makari) Boyko, Mrs. Rhoda (See Krebiozen) Burnette Liquids, administered (continued)

- 13 - (continued) orally. (1948) Cancer Control Research Foundation Burnett, Charles K., M.D. (See Revici Cancer Control) Hillsville, Carroll Co., Va. Cancer Detection Clinic (1959) Burroughs, Stanley A. (See 1410 Central Street Vitaflex) Kansas City, Mo. Randall, Delmar M., D.O. - Burroughs, Stanley E. (See Zone Director Therapy} (Formerly associated with Hoxsey Clinics in Dallas, Burroughville Specialties (See Texas and Portage, Pa.) Vitaflex) Treatment: Undescribed treatment.

Burton, Lawrence, Ph.D. (See Cancer Diagnosis according to I-V Extract) Ploder (C.D.P.) (See Ct Treatment) Butterfield, Rupert Olin, M.D., Ph.D. (Deceased) (1950) Cancer Investigation Center (See Denver Cancer Clinic Yeast Therapy) 1112 Ogden St., Denver, Colo. Treatment: Undescribed injections *Cancer Lipid Concentrate, using supplemented by Chromatic Citron rabbit cancer antiserum Light Rays. based on pooled cancer lipid an­ tigen; also Equine Anticancer Buu-Hoi, Prof. (See H-365) Antibody (both Lipid Immunochemi­ cal Techniques); and Anticancer BX (See Rife) Lipase Enzymes. (1970) Also: "The Malignancy Index." Citron, Robert R., M.D. Calcium-Phosphorous Balance (See 100 E. Jeffery Street Page) Kankakee, Ill. (Formerly 3405 Pacific Avenue, "California injectable" (See Stockton 4, Calif.) Cresson) (Also see Cancer Information Crusade - Organizations) Calozone (See Blass) Cancer Organisms (See Flynn, Campos, Sebastio da Silva Glover and Nabel) (See da Silva Campos) Cancer Prevention Bio-Electric Cancer Center for the Republic Detection Centre (See Bioelec­ of Panama (See Haematoxylon) tronic Detection)

- 14 - (continued) Cancer Research Foundation (See Diamond Carbon Compound and Berglas} Mac-Eachen)

Cancer Research and Hospital Foun­ Carcalon, also known as Lipo-poly­ dation (See Revici Cancer Control} saccharide, or Krebiozen (1969) Ivy Cancer Research Laboratories Cancer Research Fund (See 178 West Randolph St., Mistletoe Therapy} Chicago, Ill. Ivy, Andrew C., M.D. - Head Cancer Research Model-HC (See Batina, Mike - Secretary EE-Sterilizer Device} Ivy Cancer Research Foundation 622 W. Diversey Parkway, "Cancer Serum" (See Hett} Suite 404A, Chicago, Ill. Ivy, Andrew C., Ph.D., M.D., Cancer Survivors on Krebiozen (See D.Sc., LL.D., F.A.C.P. - Krebiozen} Research Director Crane, George W., M.D. - Cancer Test Reagens (See Dunkler} President Manning, Mrs. Catherine H. - Cancer Vaccine (See Anti-Malignin Executive Director and Crofton} *Carcin and Neo-Carcin (1964) "Cancer Virus" (See Gregory, Hett Pawlotzky, Dr. med. J. - and Rife} Originator Postfach 6, Bienne-Madretsch, Cantor method. Also "Unitrol: The Switzerland Healing Magic of the Mind.n (1969) Centre du Expansion du Carcin Also Test based on studies of so­ (1952} dium, potassium and calcium in the Paris 2, Rue de Clichy 9, blood •• France Intestinal Research Institute Union Francaise de Recherches 147-41 Sanford Ave., Contre le Cancer (1946) Flushing, N.Y. 3 Quai Rauba Capeu, Nice, France Cantor, Alfred J., M.D. de Ludernieres, Mme. E. Paul - Director Gery (Also see Issels) Capillary-Dynamic Blood Test (See Mistletoe Therapy} Carcinoreaction (See Matsubara)

Carbon and Carbon Compounds Cardigan Cancer Cure (See Evans} (Several, including "Curelemina," (continued)

- 15 - (continued) Carotine (See Oil Protein Diet) Osornio y Camarena, Dr. Servando - Comisario Carrington, Hereward, Ph.D. (See Aubanel y Vallejo, Dr. Gustavo - Natural Hygiene) Counselor Gonzalez de la Cruz, Mr. Adolfo Carrizo, A., M.D. (See Haema­ - Secretary toxylon) Clinica El Buen Samaritano Tijuana, Mexico Carrots (Several, including Contreras, Dr. Ernesto - Director "Elixir of Life," "Green Drink," Treatment: Many unproven methods of and Oil Protein Diet) treatment, including Laetrile. Test: Hemacytology Index (HCI) Caryomycin, Anti-Tumor Substance and Chorionic Gonadotrophin No. 289 and Sarkomycin. (1959) Quantitative Test. National Institute of Health Tokyo, Japan Cassia Oil (See Rees-Roberts) Umezawa, Hamao et al Castor Bean Oil (Oenanthol, a *Carzodelan, combined with Freund distillate), Cod Liver Oil and Diet. (1965) Peroxidases J.S. 222 or Gaschler, Dr. med. Adolf Physiatrons Synthetiques Landshut/Bayern, Germany (P.S.) (1968) Wolf, William, M.D. Physiatrons Solomides (P.S.) 40 West 59th Street (Formerly Institute Solomides, New York, N.Y. Paris, France) (Also see Cancer Information Cru­ (Formerly Sceaux Laboratory of sade - Organizations, Gibson and Experimental Oleotherapy, 56, WOBE) rue de la Marne, 92-Sceaux (Hauts-de-Seine), France) t*Casa Del Buen Samaritano (1971) Solomides, Dr. med. Jean (Good Samaritan Foundation) sup­ porting Clinica El Buen Samaritano Catalytic Barium Chloride Tube (House of the Good Samaritan) (See Vrilium) 740 Agua Caliente Blvd. Tijuana, Mexico Cates, Mrs. Mildred, R.N. (See Contreras y Rodriguez, Dr. Biochemical Research Institute Ernesto - President and Bio-Medical Center) Mellado 1 y Prince, Dr. Abel - Vice President Cations Tumolyse (See Inverst) Mellado, Mr. Ernesto - Treasurer Lopez y Adame, Dr. Herbert - Causal Cure of Cancer (See Pro-Secretary Samuels) (continued)

- 16 - Cautery (1957) Centro de Investigaciones de Dr. Williams Sanatorium Plantas y Animales Medicinales Formerly 535 University Ave., (See Vitamin F) S.E., Minneapolis, Minn. Williams, Boyd T. (Deceased) Centro Tumori (See Yeast)

Cayce treatments, dictated while Cereum Iodide (See Held) in trance. (1968) Cayce, Edgar (Deceased)~ C. F. Kirk Co. (See H-3) Psychic Diagnostician Edgar Cayce Foundation *CH-23, undescribed alkaloid-based Cayce, Hugh - Managing product, prepared from plant Director toxins, or F-16. (1969) Edgar Cayce Publishing Company Dr. Christoff's Private Clinic Association for Research and Bad Reichenhall, W. Germany Enlightenment Christoff, Prodan Virginia Beach, Va. Christoff, Christo Westrick, Dr. Fritz - Chief C.D.P. (See Ct Treatment) Physician Berger, Erich, M.D. Ce-Kelp (See Page) Bad Reichenhall, W. Germany (Also see Issels) Cell Research Foundation (See Dotto) Chagas de Oliveira, Dr. Waldeloyr (See "Curelemina") Cellaids, many chemical compounds, including calcium sulphate, po­ Chaparral Tablets (1971) tassium sulphate and sodium chlo­ Nature's Way Products ride, for treatment of cancer. P. 0, Box 2233 (1958) Phoenix, Ariz. Collingwood, George Denver, Colo. *Chaparral Tea (See Herb Tea and Sun's Miracle Chaparral) Cellular Therapy (See Fresh Cell Therapy) Charcoal (See Couts)

Central Institute for the Samuels Charles E. Irons Memorial Founda­ Therapy (See Samuels) tion (See Irons Memorial Founda­ tion) Centre du Expansion du Carcin (See Carcin)

- 17 - *Chase, Alice, D.O., Ph.D. (See Chinese Herbs. (1965) "Food as Medicine") Yuen, Chew Cahoone, D.C. Red Bluff, Calif. Chatfield, Cynthia, D.C. (See Drown) Chiropractic Centers of Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Queens and Long Chatterjee Ayurvedic preparations, Island (See Zovluck) mostly herbal, combined with some chemicals, with diet adjusted to Chiropractic, Yoga, Psychic Medi­ site of cancer. (1958) um, Palmistry, Numerology, Breath­ Chatterjee, Dr. Sree Prabhakar, arianism, Orgone Therapy, Astral M.A., D .Sc. Projection, Voodoo, Witchcraft, Rajvaidya Ayurvedic Works Reincarnation, etc. 172, Bowbazar St., Calcutta, Jacobs, Morton, D.C. (1961) India New York, N.Y. Rajvaidya Prancharva Kaviraj - (Also see Zovluck) Proprietor Chloroform (See Guiglia) Chauffouraux, Mr. (See Blanchard) Chlorovin (See Minerals and Cheatham, R. J., N.D., D.O. (See Cultures) Natural Hygiene) Chondritin (See Endobiont­ Chemical Hormone Corporation (See Chondritin-Enderlein) Antineol) Chorionic Gonadotrophin Chemoglandular Medical Treatment. (See Beard) (1952) Barona, Octavio A.,(M.D.?) Chorionic Gonadotrophin Quanti­ Psych. D. tative Test (See Casa Del Buen San Jose, Calif. Samaritano)

Chernov, V. A. (See Omelan) Chorionin (See Matsubara) Chicken Poultice (See Couts) Christ Light Community (See Faith Healing) Chimone (1954) and E-39 (1958). Domagk, Dr. Gerhard (Deceased) Christian Health Forum (See Fonnerly Bayer Institute for Colon Therapy) Experimental Pathology West Gennany Hospital Christian Medical Research Recklinghausen, Germany League (See Koch)

- 18 - Christian Missionary Service Chromoray-Focoray (See Trioray) (See Colon Therapy) Chugai Seiyaku Pharmaceutical Co. Christoff, Christo (See PC-B-45) Christoff, Prodan Christoff's Private Clinic Chymotrypsin (See Beard and (See CH-23) Multiple Enzyme Therapy)

"Christopine" Sunradiated Phos­ Chymotrypsin (1952) and Laetrile phorus Therapy; formerly used or Beta-Cyanogenetic Glucoside Condurango. (1955) (1971) Also: Smalpage test based on de­ John Beard Memorial Foundation ficiency of blood phosphorus. 642 Capp St., Smalpage, E. Henty, O.M., M.B., San Francisco, Calif. Ch.M., F.R.C.S.(Eng.), B.B.C.A. Krebs, Ernst T., Sr., M.D. (Lond.) (Deceased) 201 Macquarie Street Krebs, Ernst T., Jr. - Sidney, Australia Research Biochemist Krebs, B. A., D.O. Chromatic Light Rays (See Butterfield) C. I. Parhan Institute of Geria­ trics (See H-3) Chromiak, George, D.C.,N.D. (See Blas Oxygen Mineral Therapy) Citizens Committee for Cancer Survivors on Krebiozen Chromolux Lamp, formerly called Citizens Emergency Committee for Stevens Helio-Chromo-Energizer, Krebiozen Stevens Chromo-Ray Normalizer (See Krebiozen) No. 2, and Stevens Chromo-Ray Projector. (1941) Citron Rabbit Cancer Antiserum E.J.Stevens Color Institute Citron, Robert R., M.D. Chromolux Company (Formerly (See Cancer Lipid Concentrate) Stevens Helio-Scientific Co.) Stratford Hotel, Clam Extract, Mercenene (1969) San Francisco, Calif. Schmeer, Sister Rosarii - Head Stevens, Ernest J. Biology Laboratory Ohio Dominican College Chromo-Ray Normalizer No. 2 Columbus, Ohio (Formerly St, Chromo-Ray Projector Mary of the Springs, (See Chromolux) Columbus, Ohio)

- 19 - (continued) Clark, Donald G. C., M.D. (See Adenine; Mertiolate; Sodium Coley's Mixed Toxins) Nucleinate; Sodium Sulfate; Testicular and Ovarian Parenchyma Clark Holden Clinic (See Sun­ fractions; Testis and Ovarian flower Seed Test) powders; and Excipient: Capsella bursa pastoris q.b.a. (1969) Clark, Wallace C., D.O. (See Istituto Farmacoterapico Mercury-Indigo-Sulfonates) Italiano, Rome, Italy Aleece, Dr. Antonio - Clay (See Parandel) President

Clay-Adams (See Revici Cancer "Coal" (See "Curelemina") Control) Cobalt acetate (See Jacquier) Cleary, Kinnard J., D.O. (See Laetrile) Cobalt-Chloroform Visual Test (See Guiglia) Cleaves (See Couts) Coca Pulse-Dietary Technique. Clinica Arismendi (See Serums Also: The Pulse Test. (1969) 105-A and 105-B) Coca, Arthur F.,M.D. (Deceased) Formerly Oradell, N.J. ~*Clinica El Buen Samaritano (See Casa Del Buen Samaritano) Cocaine (1965) Allen, Alexander L., Ph.D., Clinical Bio-Electrometer (See N.D. Bioelectronic Detection) (Also known as Rinehart, Frederick) Clinical and Therapeutic Inst. Rossville, Ga. (See Mistletoe Therapy) (Formerly 401 Forrest Avenue, Chattanooga, Tenn.) Clinique General La Prairie Psota, Frank J., M.D. (Deceased) (See Fresh Cell Therapy) Formerly Chicago, Ill.

Clover (Red) Cod Liver Oil (See Castor Bean Used mostly as a tea for cancer Oil by many individuals. Coe, Reverend Jack (See Faith CLP (See Beard) Healing)

*C.N.T. (Compleso Attivo Sulla Coffey-Htnnber Injections, or Omeostasi Cellulare) containing Adrenal Cortex Extract (1964) (continued) (continued) - 20 - (continued) (continued) Coffey, Walter B., M.D. Greene, Harry J., M.D., (Deceased) - Chief Surgeon F.A.C.S. - Associate Medical Southern Pacific {1936) Director San Francisco, Calif. (Also see Cancer Information Cru­ Humber, John P., M.D. sade - Organizations) San Francisco, Calif. Collingwood, George {See Cellaids) Coffman, Burton N. {See Krebiozen) Collins Aloe Ointment for exter­ nal cancer. Also distributed Colbrant powders to neutralize Collins Aloe Skin Therapy and de­ abnormal "waves." (1960) veloped internal Aloe therapy Also: Test by Radiesthesia. for cancer. {1953-54) Colbrant, C. Collins Laboratories - Division 124 rue Ant. Breart of Collins Products, Inc. Brussels 6, Belgium 567-575 N.E. 109th Street Miami 38, Fla. Colburn, Russell C., D.C. (See Collins, Helene B. "Color-onics" Machine) Collins, Helene B. (See Collins Colchicine and Colchicine Deriv­ Aloe Ointment) atives {Several, including Mac-Eachen) Collison, Roy G. {See Ozone)

Coley, William B., M.D. {See *Collodaurum {Gold Colloid, Coley's Mixed Toxins) Ochsner-Kahlenberg), Bichlor­ acetic acid Kahlenberg, and *Coley's Mixed Toxins or Mixed Kel-Zyme. (1970) Bacterial Toxins (MBT) (1971) Kahlenberg Laboratories Coley, William B., M.D. P.O. Box 1661, Sarasota, Fla. (Deceased) - Originator Kahlenberg, H. H., Ph.D. - New York Cancer Research {Deceased) - Former Direc­ Institute, Inc. tor 1225 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. (Formerly 1290 Madison Avenue, Colo Products (See "Nu-Cler" New York 28, N.Y.) Therapy) Nauts, Mrs. Helen Coley (daughter of William Coley) - Colon Therapy (Several, including Executive Director Brinkley, Curd, Detoxacolon, Clark, Donald G. C., M.D. "Food as Medicine," Hydro-Oxy­ F.A.C.S. - Medical Director Colon, and Spencer) (continued)

- 21 - (continued) Colon Therapy, followed by a die­ Colburn, Russell C., D.C. tary regimen, using herb tea, Bellflower, Calif. Min-Vita, combined with Naturop­ athy and Faith Healing. (1965) Colson, Thomas, D.O., LL.B., (See Reynolds' Guest Ranch Electronic Treatment) Christian Missionary Service (Fotmerly Christian Health Comfrey (See Couts) Forum, Inc.) P.O. Box 607, Rancho Mirage, Committee for a Fair Test of Calif., or Krebiozen P.O. Box 233, Indio, Calif. Committee for Independent Cancer Reynolds, Kathryn, Ph.D., Research D.D., L.P.T., Ph.T. Conunittee ~or Krebiozen Injuction (Deceased) - Owner (See Krebiozen) Reynolds Nature-Therapy School, Inc. Compleso Attivo Sulla Omeostasi 81-379 Avenue 46, Indio, Calif. Cellulare (See C.N.T.) Olson, Alson S. - Physical Therapist Complex ZA (See Inverst Cations De Aragon, Dr. John - Tumolyse) Professional Consultant Malibu, Calif. Compound V - Skeletal Hormone (Tribasic calcium phosphate or Colonic irrigations. (1953) bone meal). (1959) Brinkley Clinic Also: Test by Frequent White 355 South Broadway Blood Cell Count. Los Angeles 13, Calif. Hombre Research Laboratories _ Brinkley, L. A., D.C. - Owner P.O. Box 3482 or 632 W. Columbia Ave., Philadelphia, Color Lamps (See Trioray and Pa. Vitaflex) Mann, Mr. James

Color Therapy (Several, including Condenser ((See Atomotrone, Butterfield, Chromolux Condensator( nNu-Cler" Ther.) Lamp, Contra Blue Rays, Ritho-Duo­ Color Therapy, Spectro-Chrome, Condurango (Several, including Trioray and Vitaflex) Christopine)

"Color-onics" Machine, electronic Cone (See Orgone Energy) device for diagnosis and treatment of cancer. (1965) Connell, Calvin Hendry Cameron, (continued) (continued)

- 22 - (continued) M.D. (or Dr. Hendry C.) Corning Research Clinic (See Ensol) Corning Research Hospital (See Schirmer) Contra Blue Rays (1948-49) Glare Research Institute Corrado Powder for External 6527 So. Seeley Ave., Cancer (1959) Chicago, Ill. Corrado, Prof. Diego · · Nauheimer, G. Francis - (Deceased) - Originator Director Naples, Italy Corrado, Docteur Chevalier Contreras, Ernesto, M.D. (See Officier Vincent (son) Casa Del Buen Samaritano, Con­ (address unknown) treras Research and Laetrile) Corrado, Signor Antonio Beirut, Lebanon Contreras Research Livadiotti, Dr. Antonio 238 Palm Avenue Azizieh Quarter, Latin Imperial Beach, Calif. Building, Aleppo, R.A.V. Treatment: Many unproven methods, (Syria) including Laetrile. Corteza Cuachalalata Bark (1950) Contreras treatment by systematic Fernandez Alonso, Julio Abel injection of the fundamental Mexico City(?), Mexico aminoacid of human albumin. (1947) Contreras, Jose Gregoria Cosmic Orgone Energy (See Apartado aereo No. 159 Orgone Energy) Barranquilla, Colombia Cosmic Rays (Several, including Contreras y Rodriguez, Dr. Beebe and Cosray) Ernesto (See Casa Del Buen Samaritano) Cosray or Photo Actinia Oxygen Therapy by Electric Reactions Copper and Copper Compounds Cosray, a cosmic ray machine (Several) (1965) Research Institute, Inc. Copper-Chloride Crystallization 2484 S. Fifth East Street Test (See Mistletoe Therapy and Salt Lake City, Utah Pfeiffer) Moray, Dr. T. Henry

Corain, Mr. Sabastiao (See Cottage Cheese (See Oil Protein "Curelemina") Diet)

- 23 - .. ~

Coudert treatment, a modified Crataeva religiosa Forst. (See Trypanosoma cruzi serum. (1959) Diamond Carbon Compound) Coudert, Prof. Jean. Lyon, France Creatine (See Krebiozen)

Coupled Fortified Antigen (See **Cresson General Clinic (1963) Rand) (Opened Jan. 1959 - Closed April 1962) Couts method: Plaster of Phyto­ 1212 Second St. (Haluska Bldg.) lacca decandra (poke root), com­ Cresson, Pa. bined with slippery elm, lobelia Galbraith, Adelaide !.(Mrs. and cleaves; flesh poultice of Harold F.), D.O. - Director freshly killed chicken; also Benko; J. H., D.D.S. - Oral poultices of cranberries, char­ Surgeon coal and yeast, and sheep or Herrick, Dr. Ralph B. wood sorrel. Also herb treatment Treatment: General treatment of using Garlic Sage (Teucrium all kinds of diseases; for can­ Scarodonia) or Wild Sage and cer, used unidentified pills, Wild Germander leaves, Comfrey a "California injectable," and leaves or roots, and Senecio special diet. Aureus or Squaw weed, combined Test: General physical examination with Maize or Flaxseed and --and Beard Anthrone Test. olive oil. Couts, W. J., N.D., D.O. Cristofv Anti-Fatigue Device, (G.B.), (M.D.?) (1968) which creates ionized air. (1971) 212 Lincoln Way West Electrogen Industries Massillon, Ohio A. F. Electronics Westbury, N. Y•· Cox Indian Cure, a mixture of Cristofv, Cristofo, Ph.D. - many herbs. (1954) Physicist Cox, Arthur (The Indian Herb J. H. Furber Company - Doctor) Distributor Sullivan, Ind. Columbus, Ohio

Cranberry poultice (See Couts) *Crofton Immunization Method, based on cancer vaccine, pre­ Crane, George W., M.D. (See Car­ pared from patient's blood and calon and Lipo-polysaccharide C) urine. (1968) Crofton, W. M., M.D. Crane, John F. (See Rife) 71, Park St., Mayfair W.1 (continued)

- 24 - (continued) (continued) London, England (Formerly Beimpold, Dr. med. Ed. 22 Park Square East, Regent Park, London NW 1, England) C-Tone (See KC-555) Sackren, Harry, M.D. 6 Orchard Road, Cucumber (1954) (Several, Great Neck, N.Y. including: (Also see Cancer Information Elaterium, made from wild cucum­ Crusade - Organizations) ber, a Greek remedy for cancer.)

Crofton, W. M., M.D. (See Crofton Cullinane, A. J., Esq. (See Immunization Method and Glover) Saline-Hydrogen-Peroxide)

Crook, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth (See Cumarindine (See Petroleum Uranium Tunnel) Products)

Crosby's Herbs (See Herb Tea) Cummings, Bob (See Nutri-Bio)

Crystallization Test (See Curd method, combining Physio-Ther­ Mistletoe Therapy and Pfeiffer) apy, Colon Therapy, Hot Baths, Chiropractic Bio-Engineering (body "CT" (See Fresh Cell Therapy) engineering), with vitamins, minerals and food supplements. CT ,-:-ubstance (1953) (1959) Kuhlmey, Dr. med. W. - Faculty Curd Clinic & Hospital of Medicine (Opened 1945) Berlin, Gennany 115-117 West Main, Sanz Ibanez, Prof. Dr. - Carnegie, Okla. Director Curd, Thomas E., D.C., N.D., Instituto Nacional del Cancer C.E. - Clinic Director Madrid, Spain Warkentin, John K., D.C. - Assistant Ct treatment, using Anti-cancer drugs Ct 101 and Ct 102. (1948) "Curelemina" or "Coal. 11 (1950) Also: C.D.P. (Cancer Diagnosis Corain, Mr. Sebastiao according to Ploder) by means of Chagas de Oliveira, Dr. neurograms of "Zones of Ploder" Waldeloyr Institut Fur Krebsdiagnostik Ladeira da Pace, 10.1 Andar, "CDP" Salvador, Bahia, Brazil Kufstein, Ob. Stadtplatz 4 Innsbruck and Kufstein, Austria Curramsey Herbal Medicine. (1957) Ploder, Dr. med. H. Curramsey, Vussonji (Also (continued) (continued)

- 25 - (continued) (continued) Curumsey, Vusonjee and Hamden, Conn. Karamshi, Vasanji) G. A. Ingram Company 135 Vithalbhai Patel Road Detroit, Mich. 2nd Floor, Bombay, India. Daylin Medical and Surgical Supply, Inc. - Distributor Curumsey, Vusonjee (See Los Angeles, Calif. Curramsey) Alpha Drug Corporation, Inc. - Distributor Cuscuta reflexa Roxb. (See Montreal, Canada Diamond Carbon Compound) Melton-Clark, Inc. - Distributor Amarillo, Texas CV Tumor Statin, Hoxsey method, Stanley Supply Company, Inc. - Neo-Lysin and Anticancergen Z-50. Distributor (1964) Dallas, Texas Elsa Clinic and Hospital W. A. Kyle Co.- Distributor Box 68, Elsa, Texas Houston, Texas DeVore, Allan F., B.A., M.T., D.O. - Owner (1968) Cytoscreener (See CYTEC) (Also see Green)

Cynoglossum pictum (See 3-D Test (See Lewis and Rand) Epoulotin) Daily, Norman H. (See Lewis) t*CYTECSystem, using CYTECSputum Collection Kit and Cytoscreener. Dale, Frank L. (See Iron Alpha (1969) Crystals) Nuclear Research Associates, Inc. da Silva Campos, Sebastiao (See 12 Nevada Drive Polyvaccination) New Hyde Park, N.Y. Ehrlich, Melvin P., M.S. - Davidson, J. R., M.D. (See Young President Tissue Extract) Goldblatt, Seymour L., M.S. - Vice President Davis, James Ernest, Ph.D. (See Finkel, Gerald c., M.D. - Mercury-Indigo-Sulfate) Medical Director Litton Medical Products, Inc. Davis, John M. (See Krebiozen and Distributor Lipo-polysaccharide C) Thomas W. Reed Co. Allston, Mass. Daylin Medical and Surgical Professional Equipment Co. Supply, Inc. (See CYTEC) • (continued)

- 26 - D & C Supplements Company Denver Cancer Clinic (See (See H-3) Butterfield)

Deaken serum((See Denzler treatment: Eating and Deaken, Tom ( Glover) drinking only those things proved to be 100% in harmony with the De Aragon, Dr. John (See body by the Denzler Energy­ Colon Therapy) Detector. (1959) Research Studio "Cosmos" de Avenell, Victor M. (See 134 Garden Street Ropars) Roslyn Heights, N.Y. Denzler, Christian Defender Health Research Founda­ tion (See Arthur) Depolaray (See Electronic Treatment) de Gaetani extract de Gaetani, Giovanni Depolarization of Cancer Cells de Gaetani Skin Test (See Ropars) (See "S. A. S. 11) Depolatron (See Electronic De La Torre, Teofila, N.D., D.O., Treatment) (See Psycho-Physiotherapy) Desalay, Dr. G. ((See Anti-Cancer Delayed Double Diffusion Test (See Desalay, Mrs. G.( Desalay Remedy) Lewis and Rand) Desert Diet Development Corp. Delmar Chemicals, Ltd. (See Inches) Delmar, G. S. (See Laetrile) Desfosses treatment for cancer and many other diseases. (1954) Delmont Laboratories, Inc. (See Desfosses, J.A. Staphylococcus Phage Lysates) 506 St. Joseph Blvd., East, Montreal, Quebec, Canada de Ludernieres, Mme. E. Paul Gery (See Carcin) 2-Desoxy-D-Glucose (See 2-DG)

Demolat, John N. (See Epoulotin) De(s)oxyribonuclease (See Multiple Enzyme Therapy) Demopoulos, Harry B., M.D. (See Melanoma Diet) "De Sphinx" (See Neoblastine)

- 27 - (continued) Detoxification Therapy (See Kalam Kutir, Frere Road Bio-Medical and Kelley) Fort., Bombay, India Vaidya, Antubhai, D.Sc. Ayur.) Detoxifying Program (See - Director "Wonder Clay") Haber, Mortimer N. Haber & Fink, Inc. DeVore, Allan F., B.A., M.T., 12 Warren St., New York, N.Y. D.O. (See CV Tumor Statin) (Also see Cancer Information Crusade - Organizations) deWeese, Rev. Robert (See Faith Healing) *Dianetics and Scientology. (1971) Also: Test by Engrams detected by DeWelles, Roy W., D.C. (See Hubbard E-Meters (electroencephalo­ Detoxacolon and Fremont Chris­ neuromentimographs) and Hubbard \ tian Clinic) Electrometers. ' Hubbard, Lafayette Ronald 2 DG (2-Desoxy-D-Glucose) (1955) (L. Ron) D.Sc., Ph.D. - Founder Biochemical Research Found­ The Hubbard Dianetic Research ation - Foundation (1951) Franklin Institute 275 Morris Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Elizabeth, N.J. McDonald, Ellice, M.D. The Hubbard Dianetic Foundation (Deceased) - Director (1953) 211 W. Douglas Avenue Diagnostic Polyclinic (See Wichita, Kansas Chromiak) Hubbard Association of Scientologists (1952) *Diamond Carbon Compound, an Ayur­ Phoenix, Ariz. vedic compound containg powder Hubbard Association of Scien­ (Bhasma) of cortical crystals of tologists International pure Diamonds, Tribulus terrestris (HASI) (1968) Linn., Crataeva religiosa Forst., Saint Hill Manor Bauhinia variegata Linn., Asphalt, Sussex, England Hyoscyamus niger, Linn., Cuscuta Founding Church of Scien­ reflexa Roxb., Boerhavia diffusa tology Linn., taken orally. Paste of Brink.man, Oscar H. - Attorney these drugs and a paste using Washington, D.C. powder of Semecarpus anacardium Linn. mixed in lime water, used Diathermy (See Garten) for external cancer. (1963) Ayurveda Research Institute Diazo-Rabbit GammaGlobulin (continued) (continued) - 28 - (continued) (continued) Diazo-Rabbit Hetero Antigen Pittsburgh Dietary Food, Inc. (See Rand) Drosnes-Lazenby Division 4774 Liberty Avenue Dierker Therapy Apparatus (See Pittsburgh, Pa. Sassone) Lazenby, Lillian - President

Dietary supplements (1968) D-L glyceraldehyde (See Heat Vitamin Products Company, Inc. Therapy) Milwaukee, Wis. Lee, Royal, D.D.S. (Deceased) D.M.S.O. (See Haematoxylon) - President Doc Hagedorn's Famous Liniment Dietary supplements, including (See Hagedorn) dessicated ox bile and extract of beef eyes, Iodine solution, Dolowy, Dr. W. C. (See enemas and chiropractic adjust­ Krebiozen Extract I) ments. (1968) Phillips, Marvin, D.C. Domagk, Dr. Gerhard (See Chimone) Sherman Oaks, Calif. Donelson, Mrs. Berniece (See Dietary supplements (See Kelley) Sanders)

Dimethylsulfoxide (See Haema­ Donnelly treatment, including Koch to:xylon) injections, Mucorhicin, Anti­ Radioactive Fallout Tablets and Dispensario Medico (See Hendricks) spiritual guidance. (1958) Donnelly, Leo Charles, M.D. Disulphamin (1946) 8203 Woodward, Detroit, Mich. Tomarkin, Dr. Leandro W. - Developer Dotto Electronic Reactor, using (Formerly from Switzerland) magnetic radiation. (1971) (Also Secretary, Pan-American Dotto, Gianni A. - Owner Union Against Cancer) Applied Bio-Physics Research Tomarkin Foundation (1930) Laboratory Tomarkin, Carlos - President Kettering, Ohio The American Bio-Chemical Cell Research Foundation Laboratories - Distributors Dayton, Ohio (1930) Mayne, Calvin D. - Board Chairman D-L Food Supplement Formula One; Anglemyer, A.A. - Board formerly used Mucorhicin (1969) Member (continued) (continued)

- 29 - (continued) (continued) Stafford, Robert A., M.D. Drosnes-Lazenby Cancer Clinic Dayton, Ohio Drosnes-Lazenby Diet (See Mucorhicin) Double Diffusion Test (See Lewis and Rand) Drosnes-Lazenby Divison (See D-L Food Supplement Formula and Douglas, John J., M.D. (See Mucorhicin) Sunflower Seed Test) Drown's Radio-Therapy or Drown Dowdy, Andrew H., M.D. (See Radio Therapeutic Instrument Bovine Bile Derivative) (1966) Also: Test by Drown's Radio Downing Solution (1948) Vision Instrument. Drown Laboratories Dr. Christoff's Private Clinic 1358 N. La Brea Street \ (See CH-23) (Hollywood) Los Angeles, Calif. Drown, Ruth B., D.C. Dr. DeWelles' Colon Therapy (Deceased) - Founder Unit (See Detoxacolon) Ayres, Myrna Chatfield, Cynthia, D.C. Dr. Evers Diet (See ''Wonder (Dr. Drown's Daughter) Clay") Gamst, Opal Lunness, Margaret Dr. Niehans Zellular-Therapie Rice, Margaretha (See Fresh Cell Therapy) (Also see Aitchison)

Dr. Shelton's Health School Drumheller, Margaret (See (See Hygienic System) Wheatgrass Manna)

Drager (See Heated Ether The Duga Laboratories, Inc. Inhalations) (See Krebiozen)

Drake Agency, Ltd. Duncan, Charles H., M.D. Drake, Mrs. M. (See Autotherapy) (See Parabenzoquinone) Dunkler Theraphone device, em­ Drawin' Salve (See Broughton) ploying Neo-Sound waves; also uses Methyl Salicylate Ointment. Drosnes, Philip (1959) Drosnes-Lazenby Blood Drop Also: Dunkler Cancer Test Reagens. Pattern Test Wm. Dunkler Laboratory (continued) (continued)

- 30 - (continued) (continued) 5713 Giddings St., Chicago, Ill. Research Model-HC, '' a small radio Dunkler, William - Owner transmitter. (1956) Neo-Sound Corporation of America · Igwtee and Igwtee Prairie View, Ill. Truth or Consequences, N.M. Schuetz, George F. - President Faris, Clarence E. and Manager Ehrlich, Melvin P., M.S. (See Dura Books (See Gerson) CYTEC)

Durovic Marko (lawyer) ((See E. J. Stevens Color Institute Durovic, Stevan, M.D. ( Krebiozen) (See Chromolux)

Dynamizer (See Abrams) Elaterium (See Cucumber)

"Electric" Irradiated Water (See E~39 (See Chimone) Atomotrone)

"E" Irradiated Water (See Electric Reactions (See Cosray) Atomotrone) Electric Therapy (Several) Earl, Elliott (See Inst. for Nuclear Serology) Electroencephaloneuromentimo­ graphs (See Dianetics) Earp Laboratories((See Minerals Earp-Thomas, G.H.( And Cultures) Electrogen Industries (See Cristofv) Ecology Therapy (See Kelley) Electro-Magnetic Therapy (Several, Edendiall Clinical Research including Hanway and Meyer) Center (See Inverst Cations Tumolyse) Electrometers (See Dianetics)

Edenia (See Psycho-Physiotherapy) Electronic Analysis Instrument Model F (See Electronic Magnetic Edgar Cayce Foundation Model G) Edgar Cayce Publishing Co. (See Cayce treatment) Electronic Blood Chemistry Analy­ ses (See Electronic Treatment) Edwards, Harry (See Faith Healing) Electronic "Condensator" (See EE-Sterilizer Device, "Cancer "Nu-Cler" Therapy) (continued)

- 31 - (continued) Electronic Device (See In Charge, Diagnostic Labora­ "Color-onics" Machine) tory and Electronic Research Division. :*Electronic Instrument, Inc. Also Secretary-Treasurer Electronic Instrument Company Pflueger, Charles J., M.D. - (See Radioclast) Vice President Saine, Harry T. - Repairer :*Electronic Magnetic Model G and (1965) Radioclasts (1965) Morgan Hill, Calif. Also: Test with Electronic Analy­ sis Instrument Model F and Electronic Treatment Instrument Radioclasts. (See Thurston) i L. L. Roby Manufacturing Corp. \ International Electronic Electronic-Oscillating \ Research Society "Condensator" '\ Tiffin, Ohio (See "Nu-Cler" Therapy) Roby, Lester L., Sr. Roby, Lester L., Jr. Electron-0-Ray (See Radioclast)

Electronic Medical Digest Electropad (See Electronic Treat­ Electronic Medical Foundation ment) (See Electronic Treatment) "Elixir of Life" and carrots. Electronic Reactions of Abrams (1956) (See Abrams) Enge, Hilda C . 1901 Coal Avenue, S.E. :*Electronic Treatment, using Oscil­ Albuquerque, N.M. loclasts, Oscillotrons, Depolarays, Depolatrons and Electropad. (1966) **Ellis Micro-Dynameter (1967) Also: Electronic Blood Chemistry Ellis Research Laboratories Analyses, using Blood Specimen Chicago, Ill. Carriers and Radioscope. Ellis, Robert W. - President Electronic Medical Foundation (Closed 1962) Elm, Slippery (See Couts) (Formerly published Electronic Medical Digest) Elorriaga, Estaban (See Garlic) 709 Mission Street San Francisco 3, Calif. El Rancho Brand Adolphus Whole Hart, Fred J. - President and Wheat (1966) Executive Director El Rancho Adolphus Colson, Thomas, D.O., LL.B. - Scientific Living, Inc. (continued) (continued)

- 32 - (continued) P.O. Box 910, Scranton, Pa. Enge, Hilda C. (See "Elixir of Hohensee, Adolphus Life")

El Rancho Adolphus (See El Rancho Engel, George Manfred (See Faith Adolphus Whole Wheat) Healing)

Elsa Clinic and Hospital (See Engrams (See Dianetics) CV Tumor Statin) Enso! (1964) E-Meters (See Dianetic) Connell, Calvin Hendry Cameron, M.D. (Dr. Hendry C.) - Originator Enderlein, Dr. Guenther Kingston, Ontario, Canada Enderlein, Prof. Dr. & Co. (See Endobiont-Chondritin­ Environmental Health and Light Enderlein) Research Institute (See Ultra­ violet Rays) Endobiont-Chondritin-Enderlein and Symbiont-Serum Enderlein; or Enzyme Preparations (See Isopathic vaccine and serum Cancer Lipid Concentrate and therapy, combined with special Issels) diet. (1968) Also: Blood test. Enzymes-Yeast Joint-Group Powder !BICA (See "S .N .K. ") Prof. Dr. Enderlein & Company 2055 Atunuehle, Bez. Hamburg, Epoulotin or Epouloxin, Derived W. Germany from Cynoglossom pictum of Enderlein, Prof. Dr. Guenther Synoglossum Family. (1955) Windstosser, K., M.D. Poulopoulos, George E., M.D. 8182 Bad Wiessee, am Tegernsee, Rue Fabvier 8, Athens, Greece Obb., near Munich, W. Germany Demolat, John N. - American (Also see Blond and Hartmann) Representative (1947) 86-04 162nd Street Endocrines (See Hormones) Jamaica 2, N.Y.

Endogenous Endocrinotherapy (See Equine Anticancer Antibody (See Samuels) Cancer Lipid Concentrate) Endospene (See Formule 816) ERA (See Abrams)

Energy Detector (See Denzler) Erickson, George C. (See Vrilium)

- 33 - (continued) Ernest E. A. Formerly Cardigan, Wales The Ernest Distributing Company Treatment: Cardigan Cancer Cure. (See Trioray) Evans, James L. (See Keystone) Esser, William L. Esser's Hygienic Rest Ranch Evers Diet (See "Wonder Clay") (See Fasting) Exner, G. G. (See Inverst Establissements Pharmaceutiques Cations Tumolyse) ( Armand Boismard (See Formule 816)

Estemeter ((See F-16 (See CH-23) Estep, "Doc" William( Atomotrone) FA-2 (See AF-2) Estrella, George, M.D. (See Schenk) Fairfield Laboratories, Inc. (See Anticancergen Z-50) Estripeaut, Prof. Raoul (See Formule 816) Faith Healing (1969) A. A~ Allen Revivals, Inc. Ether Inhalation (See Heated Miracle Valley, Ariz. Ether Inhalation) Allen, Brother A. A. Healing Waters, Inc. Ethyl choledienate (See Bovine Tulsa, Okla. Bile Derivative Roberts, Oral - Chairman Engel, George Manfred - Eucalyptus oil (See Rees-Roberts) Business Manager de Weese, Rev. Robert - Europium oxide (See Guigli) Campaign Manager Oral Roberts University (ORU) Evaluation Index (See Kelley) Prayer Tower 7777 South Lewis, Tulsa, Okla. Evans Herbal Treatment, modified Roberts, Oral Cardigan Cancer Cure (1952) Hamilton, Dr. Carl - Dean Evans, David Rees National Federation of London, England Spirtitual Healers (1963) Edwards, Harry - President Evans, Daniel (Deceased uncle of New Age Church of Truth (1968) David) Christ Light Community Evans, John (Deceased father of Star Route 2, Box CLC, David) Deming, Nebr. (continued) (continued)

- 34 - (continued) Holloway, Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Federal Radium Laboratories (See Unity School of Christianity Radiation Emanation Generators) (1960) Lee's Summit, Mo. Ferenczi, Dr. A. (See Beets) ~nity Downtown Center 107 Clifford Street Ferguson, Eugene Detroit, Mich. Ferguson, Ralph R. (Also see Colon Therapy and Ferguson Research Foundation Donnelly) Ferguson, Ruth M., R.N. Ferguson, Wilburn H. Farias, Xavier, M.D. (1968) (See Ferguson Plant Products) Calle 3ra. No. 1627 Tijuana, Mexico **Ferguson Plant Products, for­ Treatment: Hoxsey method, Koch merly known as Ferguson's or Antitoxins, Laetrile and Jivaro Head Shrinking Compound Rodaquima, combined with or Plant Compound No. 101-A4. Nicolini serum. The Ferguson Research Foundation P. 0. Box 4, San Antonio, Texas Farris, Clarence E. (See Ferguson, Dr. Wilburn - EE-Sterilizer Device) President Ferguson, Ruth M., R.N. - Fasting (Several, including: Secretary-Treasurer "Therapeutic Fasting" (1960) Williams, Dr. Kenneth C. - Esser's Hygienic Rest Ranch Executive Director P.O. Box 161, Lake Worth, Ferguson, Ralph R. - 1st Fla. Vice President, U. S. Esser, William L. - Manager Research Director (See also "Food as Medicine," Hy­ Sangurima, Patricia - 2nd gienic System, Lytton-Bernard, Vice President, Plant Macfadden, Psycho-Physiotherapy, Procurement Rejuvenation, Spencer and Ferguson, Eugene - 3rd Zovluck) Vice President, Administra­ tion & Security Fattore AF #2 (See AF-2) Swingle, Charles F., Ph.D. - Plant Identification & Favorscope (See Spectro-Chrome) Propagation Aikin, William F., M.D. - Fear's A-I-D (1953) Clinical Research Director Fear, Ralph Gordon - Owner Whitlock, D. Elliott - Shearcut Tool Company Attorney at Law P. 0. Box 746, Reseda, Calif. Ferguson Research Foundation, (continued)

- 35 - ( continued) Inc. "Fluid" Electricity (See "Nu-Cler" Wakani, Ecuador Therapy) Ferguson, Wilburn H. - Founder Flynn Anti-toxin serum. (1950) World Life Research Institute Also: Test on basis of Flynn (Dissolved 1963) cancer organism (from protozoan Formerly Colton, Calif. debris) in cultures. Halstead, Bruce, M.D. - For­ Flynn, Helen Bridget, M.D. mer Director (Deceased) Ferguson, Wilburn - Formerly 31 N. State St., Chicago, Ill. on Staff **Fonti Methods, including auto- .Ferguson's Head Shrinking Com­ immunization. (1968) pound (See Ferguson Plant Fonti, Clara Jolles Products) Via C, Mangili 2, Milan, Italy Fermented Vegetables (See Lactic (Also see Frost) Acid) *"Food as Medicine," using raw Fernandez Alonso, Julio Abel fruit and vegetable diets, with (See Corteza Cuachalalata) lemon juice enemas, and "adequate- ly managed fasting." (1969) Figs, containing an anti-cancer Chase, Alice, D.O., Ph.D. factor. (1957) 16 First Ave., Nyack, N. Y. Bordas, Dr. Leonard (Deceased) Formerly Health Director - Bordas, Dr. L. F. (son) Linden Tree Vegetarian Resort a Egletons (Correze) France and Directing Physician - Linden Tree Health Rest Film-0-Sonic (See Billington) Both: Viola Rd., Spring Valley, N. y.) Finkel, Gerald C., M.D. (See CYTEC) Foot Roller (See Vitaflex)

Fitzgerald, William, M.D. (See Formula No. 1 ((See Zone Therapy) Formula No. 2 ( Mac-Eachen)

Flaxseed ((See Formula L (See Taylor) Flesh poultice( Couts) Formule 816. Also uses Formulae (continued)

- 36 - (continued) (continued) H140, Endospene (Formule 411) and Providence, R. I. Nutribion. (1954) Francis, Mr. Alfred - Les Establissements Pharmaceu­ President tiques Armand Boismard 47, Rue Roger Van der Weyden Franklin Institute (See 2 DG) Brussels, Belgium Estripeaut, Prof. Raoul Franzen., Mrs. Golda (See Laboratoires Medico-Pharmaceu­ Billington) tiques de France 140 Fg St.-Honore, Freedom for Cancer Research Paris 80, France Committee (See Krebiozen) !'Association pour l'Etude et la Protection des Recherches Biolo­ Freeman Foundation, Inc. for giques Francaises (Association Cancer and Leukemic Research for the Study and Protection of Freeman, Michael W., M.D. French Biological Research) (See "Iron Alpha Crystals") 104, Champs Elysees Paris VIII, France Fremont Christian Clinic (1963) Lafargue, Dr. Claud - 5625 Melrose Avenue Secretary General Los Angeles 38, Calif. DeWelles, Roy W., D.C. - Fort, Louis (See Adler) Operator Hawk, Charles Lyle, M.D. - Forward Club (See Keystone) Operator Schickedanz, Forrest S. - Foundation For The Advancement Operator of Chiropractic Research, Inc. Sherwood, Willoughby, M.D. - (See Radioclast) Operator Treatment: Hoxsey method, Koch Foundation for Cancer Treatment Antitoxins, Krebiozen, Lae­ Foundation for Study and Treat­ trile, Lincoln Bacterio­ ment of Cancer, Inc. phages, Mucorhicin and (See Gerson) Siccacell.

Founding Church of Scientology Fremont Clinical Service (See (See Dianetics) Detoxacolon and Hoxsey)

**Francis Diet (1960) Fremont Research Foundation (See Francis Cancer Research Gregory) Foundation 25 E. George Street Frenantal (See H-365) (continued)

- 37 - (continued) Frequency Instrument (See Rife) Rhein Chemie Heidelberg, Germany *Fresh Cell Therapy, CT or Cell­ (Also see Cancer Information Cru­ ular Therapy. Also Suspension­ sade - Organizations, H-3, Hen­ mittel Rhein-Chemie, Ringerlosung dricks, Issels, RCL-25, Schenk Rhein-Chemie, Dr. Niehans Zellu­ and Spencer) lar-Therapie Nebenniere or Sicca­ cell Eirstock total, and Rhein Fresh Glandular Therapy (See Chemie Abt. Organtherapie. (1969) Spencer) Also: Abderhalden protective fer­ ment urine test. Freund Diet (See Carzodelan) "Clinique Generale La Prairie" Clarens, Switzerland Friedman, Frank, Ph.D. (See Niehans, Paul, M.D. I-V Extract) American Society for Cellular Therapy Friedman, Mrs, Laine (See New York, N.Y. Krebiozen) Goetze-Claren, Dr. Wolfgang 22 E. 74 St., New York, N.Y. Frizon, Paul (See 11H,F.2") Institute of Cellular Therapeu­ tics Fromcheck, William (See Menzieres sur Issoive, France Macfadden) Roux, Dr. Jean-Marie - Head Institute of Cellular Therapy *Frost method, using special diet Ile de St. Martin, French West and vaccines. Also used Fonti Indies method, Glover-Scott serum, Koch Institute of Cellular Therapy Antitoxins, Krebiozen, Lincoln 152 Valencia Ave., bacteriophages, and Mucorhicin. Coral Gables, Fla. (1966) International Committee for Wilson Frost Memorial Cancer Research in Cellular Therapy Clinic Holzapfel, Friedrich - 324 E. Hidalgo Ave. (P,O.Box Organizer No. 12), Raymondville, Texas Germany Frost, Isaac Newton, M.D. Roepke, Dr. Hermann - Chairman (Deceased) Heidelberg University Welch, Elsa Heidelberg, Germany (Also see Cancer Information Kment, Prof. Dr. Alfred Crusade - Organizations) Vienna, Austria Pharmackon, A.G. Fukuin (Gospel) Medical Machine Zurich, Switzerland (1950) (continued) (continued)

- 38 - (continued) International Gospel Medical Galbraith, Harold, D.O. (See Cure Society Hoxsey) No. 95, Kawara-cho, Kagano, Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture, Galeazzi-Lisi, Dr. Ricardo (See Japan MBR36) Takeda, Mr. Yoshinobu - Japanese Representative GammaGlobulin (See Rand)

Fulmineralisation based on Gamst, Opal (See Drown) ammoniae citrate, using Prophy­ laxan G, Inhalan G, Inhalan DG, Ganner Petroleum Treatment Badesalzgrundlage G and Prophy­ (1971) lan G. (1959) Ganner, Mrs. Paula Also: Test based on pain in "de­ Voels, Tyrol, Austria generated places," following ad­ ministration of citrate of Ganzheits-therapie, treatment of ammoniae. the whole organism. G8tz, Karl Theodor, Dr. phil. Zabel, Prof. Dr. Werner (Chemiker) Berchtesgaden, Germany Hafenlohr Main (formerly Urspringen), Germany Gardiner, Percy R.( Gardiner Research ((See Murray) Fungus liquid (1967) Foundation ( Phillips, Dr. James - Surgeon Ridley, Dr. Ernest - Cancer Garlic (1966) (Several, includ­ Radiologist ing: Aberdeen Royal Infinnary Elorriaga, Esteban - Inventor Aberdeen, Scotland (1957) Av. Menendez Pelayo, 53, Funnel (See Orgone Energy) Madrid, Spain Rush, Dr. Benjamin (Around J. H. Furber Company (See 1776) Cristofv) (Also see Nolfi)

Garlic Sage (See Couts) G & G Sales (See Beets) Garten Health System, including Gage, J.C. (See Ozone) diathermy, Neuropractic and ultrasonic devices. (1968) Galbraith, Adelaide, D.O. (See The Garten Health System Cresson General Clinic) 210 South First Street (continued)

- 39 - (continued) San Jose, Calif. Gerovital H3 Procaine HCl (See Garten, Max O., D.C., Ph. C. H-3) - Owner Garten, Eva (Mrs. Max O.) *Gerson Diet, based on Sauer­ Hermannsdorfer diet, prepared with Gaschler, Dr. med. Adolf (See Vita-Press or K & K juicer. Carzodelan) Gerson, Max B., M.D. (Deceased) Formerly 815 Park Ave., Gast Plaster. (1932) New York 21, N.Y. Gast Cancer Sanatorium Oakland Manor (Dissolved, 1959) Prospect, Ohio Formerly 2367 Middleton Road Gast, G. F. - Manager Nanuet, N.Y. Dura Books, Inc. General Research Foundation (See 20 Vesey Street, New York, N.Y. Antineol) Gerson, Margaret (Mrs. Max B.) - President Georghiad, Amelia or Amalie (See Oberlander, Mrs. Johanna (Dr. Theraponcarkin) Gerson's daughter) - Vice President Georgiou extract made from blood Selten, Mrs. Gertrude (Dr. of pregnant rats. (1957) Gerson's daughter) - Treasurer Georgiou, Dr. Evagoras D. Straus, Mrs. Charlotte R. Former Director of Research, (Dr. Gerson's daughter) Laboratories of Cancer Hospital Foundation for Cancer Treat­ Anticancer Institute of Athens ment, Inc. (Formerly Founda­ Greece tion for Study and Treatment 1954: Esplanade Hotel, West End of Cancer, Inc., and Gerson Ave. and 74th St., New York, N.Y. Foundation for Cancer Treat­ ment, Inc.) Gergiou-Asteriadou, Mrs. (See 80-24 Austin Street Theraponcarkin) Kew Gardens, N.Y. Oberlander, Mrs. Johanna - Gericaine H3 Kirk (See H-3) Secretary 360 E. 72nd Street Gerlach, Franz ((See New York, N.Y. Gerlach mycoplasma serum ( Issels) Vallan, Lance, M.D. 245 E. 72nd St., New York, Germander (See Couts) N.Y. (Also see Bio-Medical, Goldberg Gerona, Fernando Sanchez (See and Hidden Valley Health Ranch) Sanchez Gerona)

- 40 - (continued) Ghadiali, Dinshah P. (See Scott, Michael J., M.D. Spectre-Chrome) Box 1956, Seattle, Wash. Netterberg, Robert E., D.D.S. Gheorghiad, Mrs. Amalia or Amalie 22 West Front St., Butte,, Gheorghiades-Sterghiades, Mrs. Mont. Amalia or Amalie Crofton, W. M., M.D. Gheorghiadou (Sterghiadou), Mrs. 71, Park St., Mayfair W.l Amalia London, England (See Theraponcarkin) (Also see Cancer Information Crusade - Organizations, Frost *Gibson Methods, using combina­ and Hartman) tions of Antineol, Carzodelan, Krebiozen, Laetrile and Mucorhi­ Glover-Scott serum (See Glover) cin. (1965) Gibson, Donald F., M.D. Glucoside (See Chymotrypsin) 200 W. 86th Street New York, N.Y., or Glyceraldehyde (See Heat Therapy) Brewster, N.Y. Glyoxylide (See Baldor, Goldberg, Girdle (See Meyer) Koch, Reynolds and Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation) Gland extract (See Vasileff) GN-24 (See Naessens) Gland Estemeter (See Atomotrone) Goat Serum (See Bonifacio) Glandular Therapy (See Spencer) Gocin, Jean, M.D. ((See Solucion Glare Research Institute (See Gocins, Jean, M.D.( AC-37) Contra Blue Rays) Goddard, James L., M.D. (See *Glover serum or Glover-Scott Makari) serum, also known as Deaken serum. (1969) Goetheanum (See Mistletoe Therapy) Also: Test based on presence of Glover cancer organism. Goetz, Karl Theodore, Dr. phi!. T. J. Glover Research Laboratory (See Gotz)II 160 Bloor Street, West Toronto, Ontario, Canada Goetze-Claren, Dr. Wolfgang (See Glover, Thomas Joseph, M.D. Fresh Cell Therapy) Deaken, Tom (Deceased) - Laboratory Assistant (continued)

- 41 - (continued) Gohei Tanabe & Co., Ltd. (See Gordeev, Dr. Vyacheslav Tanabe) Stanislav Western Ukraise, Russia Gold Colloid, Ochsner-Kahlenberg (See Collodaurum) Gore, Claire E., D.O. (See Mercurized indigo) Goldberg method, using Gerson Diet, Hett "Cancer Serum," Hoxsey Gospel Medical Machine (See herbs, Laetrile, Parabenzoquinone Fukuin) and Glyoxylide. (1965) Also: Gruner Blood Drop Test. Gossens, Jean, M.D. (See Goldberg, Byron W., D.O. Solucion AC-37)

2312 Division Avenue, S. II Grand Rapids, Mich. Gotz, Karl Theodor, Dr. phil. (See Fulmineralisation) Goldblatt, Seymour L. (See CYTEC) Gottschalk, Prof. Dr. med. F. Goldenberg, George (See Makari) (See Yeast Therapy)

Goldman, Benjamin, M.D. Gould, Symon (See Macfadden) Benjamin Goldman, M.D.'s Private Hospital *Grapes (Several, including: (See Oreancelli) Brandt, Johanna, N.D., Ph.N., A.M. (Adv. for her book, 1969) Gonadotrophin Test (See Beard Formerly Harmony Healing and Casa Del Buen Samaritano) Centre 380 Riverside Drive, Gonzalez de la Cruz, Mr. Adolfo New York, N.Y. (See Casa Del Buen Samaritano) (Also see Cancer Information Cru­ sade - Organizations, Macfadden, I Good Samaritan Clinic (See Steiner and Wortman) \.. Laetrile) Green method, using Lincoln Good Samaritan Foundation (See Bacteriophages, Parabenzoquinone, Casa Del Buen Samaritano) CV Tumor Statin, Hoxsey herbs and oxalyl oxide. (1964) Goodman, Herman, M.D. (See Green, Clarence A., M.D. Acupuncture) Pan American Clinic Say Matamoros #74, Gordeev Solution (Also called H. Matamoros ZhG-1 and ZhG-2) (1955) Tamaulipas, Mexico (continued)

- 42 - "Green Drink," liquefied herbs in Gross, Joy J. a base of unsweetened pineapple Gross, Robert R., D.C. juice, combined with fruit and (See Rejuvenation) vegetable juices, including carrot juice. (1969) Gruner Blood Drop or Blood Smear Kirschner, H. E., M.D. Test (1965) (Deceased) Gruner, 0. Cameron, M.D. Formerly Monrovia, Calif. 231 Lazard Ave., Town of Mount Royal, Montreal, Canada Greenberg, Menachem Mandel (See (Also see Goldberg, Hett and Knox Lemons) Guanazolo (See 8-Azaguanine) Greene, Harry J., M.D. (See Coley's Mixed Toxins) Guarnieri, Prof. Francesco (See AF-2) Greenlife (See KC-555 and Vit-Ra­ Tox) Guiglia method, using aluminum oxide, barium sulfate and euro- Gregocin (See Gregory) pium oxide. (1967) Also: Cobalt-Chloroform Visual Gregomycin (See Gregory and Test. Reynolds) Guiglia, Sascha M., M.D. Los Angeles, Calif. Gregory Antibiotics: Antiven, Gregocin, Gregomycin, Magnesium Dr. Gunn's Doctor Book - Home tracinate and Tracin. (1967) Remedies (Revised around 1850) Also: Gregory complement fixation test, and by presence of Gregory Gutmann regimen. (1957) "cancer virus." Gutmann, Max, M.D. Fremont Research Foundation 1816 Madison Street 45 South Menton Brooklyn, N.Y. Pasadena 1, Calif. Gregory, John E., M.D. - Gynakologischen Ambulanz der President Wiener Poliklinik (See Polydyn) Gregory, Evelyn (Mrs. John E.) - Vice President H-3, KH-3, Gerovital H3 Procaine Griffin Herb Remedies (1955) HCl, Vitamin H-3 or Gericaine H3 Griffin, Ples Kirk, combined with Fresh Cell La Center, Ky. Therapy. (1969) (continued)

- 43 - (continued) (continued) C.I. Parhan Institute of Geri­ (Also called Frenantol and atrics P-Hydroxypropiophenone) (1954) Bucharest, Roumania Radium Institute Aslan, Ana, M.D. Paris, France H3 Products Company Buu-Hoi, Prof. H3 Publishing Company P.O. Box 3593, HA3 (See Sanchez Gerona) Van Nuys, Calif. C. F. Kirk Company, Inc. Haber, Mortimer (See Diamond New York, N.Y. Carbon Compound) Konwiser, Walter S. - Vice­ President and Secretary *Hadley Vaccine. (1969) D & C Supplements Co. Also: Hadley Blood and Skin P. 0. Box 2416 Tests. Sepulveda, Calif. Research Foundation Rothschild, L. Peter Hadley Memorial Hospital Grand Bahamas Hadley Memorial Clinic 4601 Nichols Ave., S.W. H3 Products Company ((See (Formerly 1252 Sixth St., S.W.) H3 Publishing Company( H-3) Washington, D.C. Hadley, Henry G., M.D. - *H.11, extract of urine. (1969) Director Rosa Research Laboratories, Ltd. Sunbury-on-Thames, England Haematoxylon dissolved in Di­ Thompson, James H. - Director methylsulfoxide (D.M.S.O.) of Research (1971) Ollerenshaw, Dr. G. J. W. Tucker, E. J., M.D., F.A.C.S., (Deceased) - Former Clinical F.I.C.S. Director 1124 Memorial Professional Standard Laboratories, Ltd. Building, Houston, Texas Sunbury-on-Thames, England Carrizo, A., M.D. - Director Thompson, James H. - Managing National Cancer Control and Director Cancer Center for the Repub­ Mercury Drug Company, Inc. lic of Panama 1580 Bambang St., Panama City, Panama P.O. Box 1847, Manila, Philippines Haemoregen, Haimoregen or Hem.orragine (1954) H 140 (See Formule 816) Lab. de la Liposeptine Paris IVe, France H-365 (Paraoxypropiophenone) (continued)

- 44 - Doc Hagedorn's Famous Liniment. Harmony Healing Centre (See Grapes) (1965) Hagedorn, William H. Harris Cancer Clinic Manning, Iowa Harris, Dr. Arthur Trevenning (See Beard) · Haimoregen (See Haemoregen) Harris, Steven, D.C. (See Zovluck) Halai, Jeram Thakersi (See Maharaj) Hart, Fred J. (See Electronic Treatment) Hale Laboratories (See Beard) Hartline, Mr. William and Mrs. Halstead, Bruce, M.D. (See Roma (See Ozone) Ferguson) Hartman Treatment, using a Haluska, John J. (See Hoxsey) bacteriophage or toxoid. Also Billington Sonus Film-o'-Sonic. Hamilton, Dr. Carl (See Faith (1965) Healing) Also: Hartman Tests, based on lack of crenation in red blood cells, Hamilton, Norman C., M.D. (See plus presence of Glover's and Hett) Nabel's cancer organisms. Hartman, Emerson B., D.C. Hammer, O., M.D. (See 25029 Coulston A-Blastomase) San Bernardino, Calif.

Hanway Multi-Electro-Magnetic Hartmann treatment, using Machine (1947) Aureomycin combined Endobiont­ Health-Therapy Research Trust Chondritin-Enderlein. (1952) 41 East 42nd Street Hartmann, J. J. New York, 17, N.Y. Privatgelehrter Hanway, Dr. Paul S. - Chair­ Nauheim bei Gross-Gerau man, Board of Trustees (Regierungs' Bezirk Darmstadt) Industriestrasse Nr. 6 Harmon, C. E., D.C. (See (Siedlung "In der Muschel") Harmonizer) (Postfach Nr. 29).

Harmonizer Device (1965) Hawk, Charles Lyle, M.D. (See Sound Control Development Co. Fremont) Alhambra, Calif. Harmon, Catherine E., D.C. HCI (See Arthur)

- 45 - (continued) Head-Shrinking Compound (See Chicago, Ill. Ferguson) Helio Scientific Company Healing Waters, Inc. (See Helio-Chromo-Energizer Faith Healing) (See Chromolux Lamp)

Health Research (See Hygienic *Hemacytology Index (See Arthur and System) Casa del Buen Samaritano)

Health School (See Wheatgrass Hemorragine (See Haemoregen) Manna) *Hendricks Natural Innnunity Health-Therapy Research Trust Therapy: specially prepared (See Hanway) antigen (originally Zuccala's) used with Fresh Cell Therapy, Heat Coagulation Test (See Black) Koch Oxidation Catalysts, Lincoln Bacteriophage Lysates, Nicolini *Heat Therapy, using thermal bath, Treatment and Rodakima. (1969) combined with DL-glyceraldehyde; Dispensario Medico also called "Hyperthermy- San Francisco en La Mesa Pharmacon." (1969) Tijuana, Mexico, or Von Ardenne Research Institute P.O. Box 179, Oceanside, Calif. Dresden, East Germany Hendricks, Wendell G.,(M.D.?) Von Ardenne, Dr. Manfred D.O. (Formerly Hendricks Foun­ Warburg, Dr. Otto dation, P.O. Box 24635, Berlin, West Germany 10481, Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.) Heated Ether Inhalations (HEI), Lopez, Morales, Francisco J., by means of special apparatus. M.D. (1953) - Tiegel, Max, M.D. Hepasyn ((See Germany(?) Hepasyn Research( Arginase) Drager - Apparatus manufacturer · Lubeck, Germany Herb Tea, including Chaparral (1969) HEI (See Heated Ether Inhalations) Crosby's Herbs East Jefferson 406, Boise, Ida. Held Urine Test for Cancer. (1949) Also: Used Cereum Iodide and Iodo­ Herb Tea (See Colon Therapy) held for treatment. Held, William, M.D. (Deceased) (continued)

- 46 - (continued) Herb Tea Tablets (See Sun's Hamilton, Norman C., M.D. Miracle Chaparral) Detroit, Mich. Hewson, Mrs. Beatrice Herb Treatment (See Couts) Detroit, Mich. and Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada Herbal GumBenzoin (See Jones) (Also see Cancer Information Cru­ sade - Organizations, Goldberg Herbal Therapy (See Chatterjee, and Knox) Cox, "Green Drink," Maharaj, Natural Methods, Spears and Hewson, Mrs. Beatrice 1•Esperance Sundance) (See Hett)

Herrick, Dr. Ralph B. (See "H.F. 2" (1958) Cresson General Clinic) Le Centre de Recherches Medi­ cales et Scientifiques Hestand Treatment (1949) 38, Ave. de Wagram Hestand Clinic Paris (Se), France 706 Richmond Road Frixon, Paul - President Houston, Texas Hestand, David M., M.D. H-F Condenser·(see "Nu-Cler" (Deceased) Therapy} Johnson, W.P.(or A.W.P.),M.D. H. H. Beard Methods (See Beard) Hetero-Antigen Complex (See Rand) Hidden Valley Health Ranch (1969) *Hett "Cancer Serum." (1969) Route 4, Box 814, Lake Wohlford Also: Gruner Blood Drop Test, Escondido, Calif. based on presence of a "cancer Jensen, Bernard, D.C. - Owner virus." and Directoi- Hett Cancer Treatment and Treatment: Gerson Diet, combined Research Foundation with air, water, sunshine and 1441 Riverside Drive, E. rest. Windsor, Ontario, Canada !!!!= Iridology. Hett, John Emil, M.D. (Deceased) - Founder Hill, Eva, M.D. (See Hoxsey) Hewson, Mrs. Beatrice !'Esper­ ance, R.N. (Dr. Hett's Grand­ Hodgkin's Disease Memorial Center niece) - Manager and Director (See Antiserum) Kellett, Miss Ada - Secretary Kavanaugh, Mrs. Patricia, R.N. Hodgkin's Disease Research Labo­ Lecznar, Mrs. Roma, P.N. ratory (See I-V Extract) (continued)

- 47 - Roepke, Dr. Hermann (See Fresh Horse Equine Antibody (See Cancer Cell Therapy) Lipid Concentrate)

Hohensee, Adolphus (See El Rancho) Horse Serum (See Krebiozen and Murray) Holder, W.E., M.E. Holder's Electronic-Oscillating Hosa Research Laboratories (See "Condensator" H-11) Holder's H-F Condenser Holder's Metallic Indicator Device Hosford, Leo W., D.P.M. (See Holder's Research Laboratory Arginase) (See "Nu-Cler" Therapy) House of the Good Samaritan (See Holloway, Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Casa Del Buen Samaritano) (See Faith Healing) Howard Inches Ranch Club (See Holzapfel, Friedrich (See Fresh Inches) Cell Therapy) *Hoxsey Method or Hoxsey Chemo- Hombre Research Laboratories (See therapy (1969) Compound V) Hoxsey, Harry M., N.D. 5206 Shadywood Lane Homeopathic remedies (See Bio­ Dallas, Texas chemic Homeopathic System, Blas (Formerly Hoxsey Cancer Clinic Oxygen Mineral Therapy and Since July 1957: Taylor Clinic, Spencer) 4507 Gaston Ave., Dallas, Texas, Closed 1960 Homozone (See Blass) Taylor Harry R., D.O. - Operator) ,. Hormones (or Endocrines) (Several, Hoxsey Cancer Clinic at Por­ including Page, Samuels and tage, Pa. (Closed Oct. 30, 1958) Spencer) 911 Caldwell Avenue Portage, Pa. Hornedo Cancer Vaccine Haluska, John J. (Former Hornedo Institute of Cancer State Senator)-Administrator Research Galbraith, Harold F., D.O. - Hornedo, Manuel D., B.Sc.,M.D. Medical Director Hornedo Skin Test Fremont Christian Clinic (See Anti-Malignin) (or Fremont Clinical Service) 5625 Melrose Avenue Los Angeles 38, Calif. (continued)

- 48 - (continued) Altig, Francis, D.O. - Humber, John P., M.D. (See Formerly in Charge Coffey-Humber) New Zealand Non-Profit Hoxsey Foundation Humblet Laboratories (See 198 Favon Road, Mangere, Tumolyse) Otahuhu, New Zealand Hill, Eva, M.D. - Organizer Humlegaarden Sanatorium (See (Also see Altig, Arthur, Bio­ Nolfi) chemical Res. Inst., Bio-Medical Detoxification Therapy, Cancer Huntington Medical Laboratory Detection Clinic, Cancer Informa­ (See Anticancergen Z-50) tion Crusade - Organizations, CV Tumor Statin, Farias, Fremont Hydrochlorate of acetyl-B­ Christian Clinic, Goldberg, Green, colchicine (See Mac-Eachen) Reynolds, Sundance and Taylor) Hydrochloric Acid (Several, *Hubbard Assn. of Scientologists including Bovee) Hubbard Assn. of Scientologists Intemational Hydrosulphosol (For relief of Hubbard Dianetic Foundation pain and side effects) (1952) Hubbard Dianetic Research Found. E. C. Lientz Sales Company Hubbard Electrometers P.O. Box 667 Hubbard E-Meters Fillmore, Calif. Hubbard, Lafayette Ronald (L. Ron) Hydro-Therapy (See Water Cure) (See Dianetics) Hydroxacolon (See Detoxacolon) Hufham, Joseph S. (See Shallotte) Hydr-Oxy-Colon Therapy Unit Human Iso Antigen-Diazo-Rabbit (1960) Hetero Antigen Complex United X-ray and Equipment, Inc. Human Tumor-Diazo-Rabbit Gamma P.O. Box 157, Encino, Calif. Globulin Complex (See Rand) Hydroxypropiophenone (See H-365)

Humanetics, a psychological thera­ The Hygienic System of diet, sun­ peutic method. (1964) shine, fasting and rest. (Also Wetherill, Richard W. distributes literature on natural 200 WynwoodRoad ways of treatment.) (1969) Philadelphia, Pa. Health Research (continued) - 49 - (continued) Wilborn's Health Manor Iakimov, P. A., Ph.D. (See Lafayette Street Bin-Chaga) Mokelumne Hill, Calif. Wilborn, R. G., D.C. - IAT (See Makari) Director Wilborn, Mary E., Ph.T. ICT (See Makari) (Mrs. R.G.) Igwtee and Igwtee (See The Hygienic System, Orthotrophy, EE-Sterilizer Fasting and Sunbathing, combined with Shelton Diet. (1969) Immune Serum (See Kosaki) Dr. Shelton's Health School P. o. Box 1277 Immunization Method (See Crofton) San Antonio, Texas Shelton, Herbert M., N.D., Immuno-Diagnostic or Immunolog- D.C., D.P., D.N.T., D.N.Sc. ical Test (1969) Navarro, Manuel D., M.D. Hygienic System (See Natural College of Medicine & Surgery Hygiene and Spears) University of Santo Tomas Manila, Philippine Islands Hyoscyamus niger Linn. (See Diamond Carbon Compound) Immunofluorescence (See Muna)

"Hyperthermy-Pharmacon" (See Inca Medicine (See Spencer) Heat Therapy) I Inches Diet, using Papaya, based Hypoglycemic coma (See Insulin) on Natural Health methods. (1963) Inches , Dr • Howard v·.H • Hypotonic Therapy, regular intra­ (Formerly Lecturer, American muscular injections of pure, Dietetic Research Association) sterile water, with procaine 8000 Sunset Drive, Miami, Fla. hydrochloride added to prevent - Founder pain. (1968) Buena Vista Ranch Stephens, John Taswell Desert Diet Development Corp. Officers Service Club, Howard Inches Ranch Club and 1644 21st St., N.W. Spa Washington, D. C. The Royal Road Resort Hotel Southern Projects Associated, Inc. I-131 (See Antiserum) (continued)

- 50 - (continued) The Sun Spa Club International, Institut Ulysse Thiebaut (See Inc. Thiebaut) Western Life Development Corp. Nogales, Ariz. Institute for Nuclear Serology (1960). Indian Cancer Cure or Utah Indian Manchester, Conn. Cancer Cure (1965) Earl. Elliott - Managing Agnew, Earl I., D.O. Director 2725 E. Broadway Avenue Zuccala, George S., Sc.D. - Tucson, Ariz. Former Chief Serologist Arizona-U.S.A. Cancer Cure 740 Prospect Avenue Society Hartford, Conn. Box 111, Bisbee, Ariz. Treatment: Anticancergen Z-50. Test: Interested in Zuccala Lytic Indian Herb Doctor (See Cox and Test as possible test for Sanders) radiation damage.

Indian Herbal Remedies (Several) The Institute for Serologic Research, Inc. Indiana Cancer Hospital (See (See Anticancergen Z-50) Root & McNeil! Liquid) Institute Guarnieri (See AF-2) Indigo (See Mercurized Indigo and Mercury-Indigo-sulfonates) Institute of Applied Biology (See Revici Cancer Control) Ingram, G. A., Company (See CYTEC) Institute of Cellular Therapy (See Fresh Cell Therapy) Inhalan DG( (See Inhalan G ( Fulmineralisation) Institute of Natural Sciences (See KC-555) Inhalations (See Heated Ether Inhalations, Jacquier and Staphy­ The Institute of Science (See lococcus Phage Lysates) Jones) Inonotus obliquus (See Bin-Chaga) Institute Regina Elena (See Vieri) Institut Fur Krebsdiagnostik "CDP" (See Ct Treatment) Institute Solomides (See Castor Bean Oil)

- 51 - Instituto de Biologia Applicado Intestinal Research Institute (Institute of Applied Biology) (See Cantor) (See Lipid therapy) Intradermal Skin Test (See Instituto Nacional del Cancer Makari) (See CT Substance) Intravenous Ultraviolet (See Insulin to induce hypoglycemic Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation) coma (1965) Koroljow, Surgis A. Introzzi, P. (See Pataline) 85 Eastern Avenue New Brunswick, N.J. Invasive Activity Test (See Neufeld, Oscar, M.D. Makari) 1838 Parkwood, Toledo, Ohio Inverst Cations Tumolyze, and Insulin in small doses, supple­ Complex ZA, composed of zinc, mented by diet. (1965) magnesium and Vitamin C. (1960) Beale, Samuel M., Jr., M.D. Meyer, :Or. B.A. (Deceased) Edendiall Clinical Research Formerly Sandwich, Mass. Center Lyndhurst Gardens, International Committee for London, N.W. 3, England Research in Cellular Therapy (See Exner, G. G. - Associate Fresh Cell Therapy) Iodeoferments (See Blanchard) International Electronic Research Society (See Electronic Magnetic Iodine and Iodine Compounds Model G) (Several, including: Iodine Research Institute of International Free Academy (See Chicago (1949) Toxinal) Chicago, Ill. Trencavel, Albert ! International Golden Rule Coop­ Treatment: Iriodine and erating Union (See Schenk) Radiodine. (Also see Antiserum and Dietary International Gospel Medical Supplements) Cure Society (See Fukuin) Iodo-Held (See Held) Internationalen Freien Akademie (See Toxinal)

- 52 - Ionenbiologisches Institut Irons, Wesley G., D.D.S. (See (Ion Biological Institute) Arginase) (See S-66) Irradiated Water (See Atomotrone) Ionized Air (See Cristofv) Irradiation (Several, including Ionized Serum (See Nicolini) Autohormonic Treatment, Samuels and Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation) Iridology (See Hidden Valley Health Ranch) *Iscador, including Iscador abietis or mali (See Mistletoe Therapy) Iriodine (See Iodine) Iscador quercus (See Oak) Irisdiagnosis (or Iridiagnosis) (Several, including Stamets and Isopathic Anti-carcinom Diet (See Weise) Kuhl)

"Iron Alpha Crystals" (1961) Isotonic serum (See Mac-Eachen) Freeman Foundation, Inc. for Cancer and Leukemic Research Issels treatment, including bacte­ Nat'l Hdqrs: 1200 W. Jackson rial and enzyme preparations, com­ Street, Muncie, Ind. bined with Carcin, CH-23, Fresh Rich, William W. - Treasurer Cell Therapy and Lactic Acid Diet. Smith, Van P. - Secretary Issels vaccine and Gerlach Executive Office: 50 Riverside mycoplasma serum. (1971) Drive, New York, N.Y. . ·Ringberg Clinic for Chronic Dale, Frank L. - Vice-Presi­ Diseases and Tumors dent and Executive Director 8183 Rottach Egem/OBB Freeman, Michael W., M.D. - Ringbergstrasse 30, West Germany Director of Research Issels, Josef, M.D. - Head 401 David Whitney Building Gerlach, Franz - Veterinarian Detroit, Mich. Istituto Farmacoterapico (See Iron and Iron Compounds (Several) C.N.T.)

Charles E. Irons Memorial Cancer I-V Extract (1969) Foundation (See Arginase) St. Vincent's Hospital - Hodgkin's Disease Research Irons, V. E., Inc.((See Laboratory Irons, V. Earl ( Vit-Ra-Tox) New York, N.Y. (continued)

- 53 - (continued) Rottino, Antonio, M.D. - Jewelweed and Lemon remedy Director prepared by repeated fermentation Angers, John, Ph.D. and filtration. (1955) Burton, Lawrence, Ph.D. Marshall, John L., M.D. Friedman, Frank, Ph.D. (Deceased) Aspinwall, Pa. Ivy, Andrew C., M.D., Ph.D. (See Carcalon, Krebiozen, Krebiozen Jivaro Head-Shrinking Compound Extract I and Lipo-polysaccharide (See Ferguson) C) John Beard Memorial Foundation Ivy Cancer Research Foundation (See Chymotrypsin) (See Carcalon and Lipo-poly­ saccharide C) Johnson, A. W. P. (See Hestand)

Ivy Cancer Research Laboratories Johnson, Dr. J.C. (See (See Carcalon) Johnson's Lixolene)

Johnson, Mrs. Mary (See Jacobs, Morton, D.C. (See Mrs. Johnson's Receipt) Chiropractic) Johnson, W. P. (See Hestand) Jacquier regimen, combining trans­ fusions of beef plasma with cobalt Johnson's Lixolene, "The Safe acetate, a mixture of liver extract Skin Remedy." (1948) and chemicals, Vitamins B12, C, and Johnson's Lixolene Canpany A, and D, and inhalations of oxonium Elsinore, Calif. derivatives of turpentine from a Johnson, Dr. J.C. blowpipe. (1954) ------Jacquier, Rene - Chemical Engineer Mrs. Johnson's Receipt for 44 Chemin Feuillat Cancer. (1748) Lyons (Rhone), France Johnson, Mrs. Mary Virginia (?) Japanese Center for Cancer (See Bamfolin) Joint Group Powder (See "S.N.K.")

Japanese Red Cross (See S.N.K.") Jones method, using Podophyllum (1948) and a new soap, Pine Oil Jensen, Bernard, D.C. (See Hidden with Herbal GumBenzoin (1957) Valley Health Ranch) The Institute of Science (1948) (continued)

- 54 - (continued) Myrtle Beach, S.C. Kay, Dr. Abbott E. (See Vrilium) Jones, Waldo H. (1957) KC-49 (Till late 1954): followed J.S. 222 (See Castor Bean Oil) by Tetrahydroxyquinone. (1955) Winslow Laboratories - Manufacturers (1948-) Kadlec, James D. (See Laetrile) Alpine, Calif. Animal Research Laboratories - Kaelin Capillary-Dynamic Blood Manufacturers (1947) Test. San Diego, Calif. Kaelin, Dr. Werner Sheridan Research Foundation, (See Mistletoe Therapy) Inc. 243 Riverside Drive, Kahlenberg, H. H., Ph.D. Detroit, Mich. Kahlenberg Laboratories· Sheridan, James V. - (See Collodaurum) Discoverer

*Kanfer Neuromuscular or Hand- *KC-555, extract derived from Asian­ writing Test. (1971) grown plants; includes Greenlife Kanfer, Alfred extract and KC-555 Preparation. Strang Clinic Also C-Tone, vitamin food supple­ New York, N.Y. ment. (1971) Kegan Research Laboratory Kaplowe treatment: Anticancergen 635 Palisade Ave., Z-50, KC-555 and Mininberg Englewood, N.J. System (1966) Sarkisian, Mr. Kegan - Owner Kaplowe, Joseph L., M.D. McQueen-Williams, Morvyth J., 231 Sherman Avenue M.D., Ph.D. (Mrs. Kegan Sarki­ New Haven, Conn. sian) - Associate Institute of Natural Sciences Karamshi, Vasanji (See Curramsey) 635 Palisade Avenue Englewood, N.J. Karl-Marx-University (See Britz, Peter, Pharmacist A-Blastomase) Director (Also see Anticancergen Z-50 and Kasson, David M. (See Krebiozen) Kaplowe)

Kavanaugh, Mrs. Patricia, R.N. Kegan Research Laboratory {See {See Hett) KC-555) Kellett, Miss Ada (See Hett)

- 55 - *Kelley Ecology Therapy, including Klyueva, Prof. Nina G. ( detoxification, Kelley dietary Klyuyeva, Prof. Nina G.((See KR) supplements, special diet with almonds instead of meat, neuro­ Kment, Prof. Dr. Alfred (See logical stimulation and spiri- Fresh Cell Therapy and Polydyn) tual purification. (1971) Kelley Research Foundation Knaust, Herman (See Mushroom) Kelley, William Donald, D.D.S. Grapevine, Texas Kneipp, Sebastian (See Mininberg and Water Cure) Kel-Zyme (See Collodaurum) Knox method, using Hett "Cancer Kerns, L. R., D. O. (See Nichols) Serum" and Gruner Blood Smear Test. (1955) Kerosene (See Petroleum Products) Knox, J. Edward, M.D. (Tor) 699 Coxwell Avenue Keystone Blood and Kidney Remedy, Toronto 6, Ontario, Canada Keystone Liniment, Keystone Salve, etc. (1960) *Koch Synthetic Antitoxins: Keystone Laboratories Glyoxylide, 1:4 Benzoquinone and Portland, Ore. Malonide Ketone solution. Also Forward Club called Koch Oxidation Catalysts. Seattle, Wash. (1969) Evans, James L. - President Laboratorio Koch do Brasil Soles, Otto - Vice President Caixa Postal 86, Petropolis Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil KH3 (See H-3) Koch, William F., Ph.D., M.D. (Deceased) Killin' Salve (See Broughton) The Koch Clinic (Closed 1961) 8181 E. Jefferson Avenue Kirk Company (See H-3) Detroit 14, Mich. Wisner, Harold E., M.D. .•·.... Kirschner, H. E., M.D. (See Christian Medical Research "Green Drink") League (Stopped Distribution (1959) Kitchener Clinic (See Watson) 14350 Jefferson Avenue Detroit, Mich. K & K juicer (See Gerson) Watson, Dr. W. T. (Clearwater, Fla.) - President Kleiner, Israel S., Ph.D. (Also see Arthur, Baldor, Bio­ (See Black) chemical Detoxification Therapy, (continued)

- 56 - (continued) Cancer Information Crusade - Kowan method, using Koch Anti­ Organizations, Donnelly, Farias, toxins, Lincoln Staphage Lysates Fremont Christian Clinic, Frost, and Mucorhicin. (1969) Hendricks, Kowan, Parabenzoqui­ Kowan, Maurice H., M.D. (D.O.) none, Parsons, Physio-Electro­ 5410 Wilshire Boulevard Colon Therapy, Radium Emanation Los Angeles, Calif. Generators, Sassone, Schirmer, Ultrasonic Blood Irradiation KR or Cruzin (made from serum of and Weise) mice or from cuitures infected with Trypanosoma cruzi). (1969) Koffler, Dr. Anna (See Mistletoe Klyuyeva (Klyueva), Prof. Therapy) Nina G. Academy of Medicine of the Kollath Dietary treatment of can­ u.s.s.R., Moscow, Russia cer. (1967) Roskin, Prof. Gregory Kollath, Prof. Dr. Werner, M.D. Biological Faculty, Universi­ Lugano-Porce, Switzerland ty of Moscow, Moscow, Russia. Malisoff, Dr. W. M. - Former Konwiser, Walter S. (See H-3) Director New York Cancer Research In­ Koroljow, Surgis A., M.D. (See stitute (Defunct) Insulin) New York, N.Y.

Kosaki Test, based on Malignoli­ *Krebiozen, derived from horse pin in tissues and blood. (1967) serum, identified as creatine. Also: Kosaki Immune Sera. (1969) Kosaki, Dr. Takakazu - Krebiozen Research Foundation Professor of Biochemistry 105 West Adams Street Nie, Prefectural University Chicago, Ill. School of Medicine Durovic, Stevan, M.D. _/ Osaka, Japan Durovic, Marko (Lawyer) Ivy, Andrew C., M.D., Ph.D. Koster method of physiologic 1835 Polk Street multistage surgery. (1954) Chicago, Ill. Koster, Eric, M.D. The Duga Laboratories, Inc. 2131 University Avenue Chicago, Ill., and Buenos Berkeley 4, Calif. Aires, Argentina Promak Laboratories (Successor Kotek, Dr. Alfred (See Polydyn) to Duga Laboratories) Chicago, Ill. (continued) - 57 - :continued) (continued) Freedom for Cancer Research Ross, Zelma Lee - Chairman, Committee (1958) (Extinct) Petitions Committee (Formerly Committee for Inde­ Massachusetts Emergency Anti­ pendent Cancer Research) Cancer Committee (M.E.A.C.C.) Kasson, David M. - President 461 Potter Rd., Framingham, (Deceased) Mass., or P.O. Box 1850, Ellery Lane, Westport, Conn. Boston, Mass. Committee for Independent Can­ Phillips, Wi.lliam F. P • , M.D. cer Research (Extinct) (1957) 5307 W. Devon Street 3163 Pine Grove Avenue Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Committee for Krebiozen Swanson, Gloria - Chairman Injunction Rutherford, Frank Allan, M.D. P.O. Box 19268, Washington,D.C. 10405 Deann Drive, Sun City Coffman, Burton N. - N.W. of Phoenix, Ariz. President (Formerly 520 Cumberland Scientific Research and Civil Street, Lebanon, Pa.) Rights Foundation, Inc. Cancer Survivors on Krebiozen 18 Wl16 Standish Lane Friedman, Mrs. Laine - Founder Villa Park, Ill. and Head (Also see Arthur, Cancer Informa­ 160-37 76th Avenue tion Crusade - Organizations, Flushing, N.Y. Carcalon, Fremont Christian Muller, Robert - Co-Founder Clinic, Frost, Gibson, Lipo-poly­ 89-18 97th Street saccharide C and Reynolds) Woodhaven, N.Y. Citizens Committee for Cancer Krebiozen Extract I, derived Survivors on Krebiozen (1964) from horse serum, used on cata­ New York, N .Y. racts in dogs. (1960) Citizens Emergency Committee Ivy, Andrew C., M.D., Ph.D. for Krebiozen (1963) Dolowy, Dr. W. C. Boyko, Mrs. Rhoda - Acting University of Illinois Chairman Park, Dr. George E. 240 Central Park South, Northwestern University New York, N.Y. Chicago, Ill. Committee for A Fair Test of Krebiozen (1960) Krebs, B.A., D.O. 343 South Dearborn Street Krebs, Ernst T., Sr., M.D. Chicago, Ill. Krebs, Ernst T., Jr. Davis, John M. (Deceased) - (See Chymotrypsin) President (continued)

- 58 - Kroeger, Hanna ((See Laboratorios Orzan, S.A. (See Kroeger, Rudolph{ "Wonder Clay") Apikotron)

Krohn, Dr. (See Spencer) Lactacid-Viscomays (See Kuhl)

Kuhl isopathic Anti-carcinom Diet Lactic Acid Diet (See Blond, based on use of lactic acid vege­ Issels and Kuhl) tables, lactic acid milk-products and lactic acid whole-meal bread, Lactic Acid Fermented Vegetable as described in the book, "Schach Juices (Biotta brand) (1968) dem Krebs," and Viscolacticum, Richter Brothers, Inc. also called Lactacid-Viscomays. 38 North Moore Street (1968) New York, N.Y. Kuhl, Prof. Johannes, M.D., Ph.D. Lactic Acid Milk Products Droste Huelshoff Strasse 90 Lactic Acid Vegetables 444/Rheine/Westfalia, Lactic Acid Whole-Meal Bread West Germany (See Kuhl) (Also see Blond) *Laetrile (nitriloside) or Laetrile Kuhlmey, Dr. med. W. (See CT Delmar, a solution of amygdalin, Substance) based on UTTC (Unitarian or Tropho­ blastic Thesis of Cancer). (1971) Kuroki, Mutsuhiko (See Bamfolin) McNaughton Foundation 2057 Mansfield St., Suite 9 Kyle, W. A., Company (See CYTEC) Montreal, Canada McNaughton, Andrew R.L. - Kytomaki, Rev. Juho (See Birch President Ash) Zalac, Steve - Vice-President Kadlec, James D. - Vice­ ~: President Lab. de la Liposeptine (See McNaughton, Jacqueline M. Haemoregen) (Deceased) - Former Secre­ tary-Treasurer Laboratoires Medico-Pharmaceu­ McNaughton, Andrew E. L. - tiques de France (See Formule 816) Assistant to President Bouziane, N. R., M.D. - Dir. Laboratorio Koch do Brasil of Cancer Research (See Koch) Delmar Chemicals, Ltd. - Former (continued) - 59 - ( continued) (continued) Manufacturer Pyrenees, France Ville Lasalle, Canada Delmar, G. S. - Vice Presi­ L'Association pour l'Etude et la dent and General Manager Protection des Recherches Biolo­ McNaughton Foundation giques Francaises (See Formule P.O. Box 778, 816) Mill Valley, Calif. McNaughton Foundation of Latin American Plants (Several, California including Christopine, Condu­ P.O. Box A, Sausalito, Calif. rango and Ferguson) Contreras Research 238 Palm Avenue, Laurea divericata (See Sun's Imperial Beach, Calif. Miracle Chaparral) Good Samaritan Clinic 470 Blvd. Agua Caliente Lazenby, Lillian (See D-L Food Tijuana, Mexico Supplement and Mucorhicin) Contreras, Ernesto, M.D. Alcantar, Antonio, M.D. Le Centre de Recherches Medi­ Avenue Obregon #228 cales et Scientifiques (See Nogales, Sonora, Mexico "H.F. 2") Cleary, Kinnard J., D.O., Ph.D., Ph.C., N.D. Lecithins (See Vitamin F) Box 211, Scranton, Pa., or 17 7th Street North, l'Ecole d'Alimentation (See St. Petersburg, Fla. Parandel) (Also see Beard, Cancer Informa­ tion Crusade - Organizations, Lecznar, Mrs. Roma, P.N. Casa Del Buen Samaritano, (See Hett) Chymotrypsin, Farias, Fremont Christian Clinic, Gibson, Gold­ Lee, A.H. (See Mercier) berg, Hendricks and Taylor) Lee, Herbert, D.C. (See Zovluck) Lafargue, Dr. Claude (See Formule 816) Lee, Royal, D.D.S. (See Dietary Supplements) Langford, Dr. W.D. (See "Santa Rosario") Leffler, Harrison Hammond, M.D. (See Oreancelli) La Preste Mineral Waters (1947) Baron, Dr. Paul Legerton, Curtis C. (See Visan) La Preste valley of the (continued)

- 60 - Lemons (Several, including: E. C. Lientz Sales Company (See Greenberg, Menachem Mandel Hydrosulphosol) (1953) 352 Bushwick Street Life Lab., Inc. (See Rife) Brooklyn, N.Y. (Also see Blommer and Jewelweed) Lime (See Beet)

Lemon juice enema (See "Food as Lime Water (See Diamond Carbon Medicine") Compound)

Leroi Dr. Alexander( (See Mistle­ Lincoln Bacteriophage Therapy Leroi-Von May, R. ( toe Therapy) (See Cancer Information Crusade - Organizations, Fremont Christian Les Establissements Pharmaceu­ Clinic, Frost, Green, Hendricks, tiques Armand Boismard (See Kowan, Physio-Electron-Colon Formule 816) Therapy, Reynolds, Schirmer and Staphylococcus Phage Lysates) LeShan, Lawrence, Ph.D. (See Revici Cancer Control) Lincoln, Charles E. Lincoln Foundation L'Esperance, Mrs. Beatrice Hett, Lincoln, Robert E., M.D. R.N. (See Hett) (See Staphylococcus Phage Lysates) Levy, Jacob (See Adler) Linden Tree Health Rest Lewis, Andrew J. (See Lewis Test Linden Tree Vegetarian Resort and Rand) (See "Food as Medicine")

*Lewis Test, formerly 3-D Test Linseed Oil (See Oil-Protein and Rand Delayed Double Diffu­ Diet) sion Test. (1971) Lewis 3-D Test, Inc. Lipase (See Cancer Lipid Con­ Box 20187, Shaker Heights, Ohio centrate and Multiple Enzyme Lewis, Andrew J. - President Therapy) Daily, Norman H. - Vice President Lipid Antigen Lipid Innnunochemical Techniques Liebstein, Abraham Morris, M.D. (See Cancer Lipid Concentrate) (See Zebetal)

- 61 - (continued) Lipid Therapy (1941-1948) 5044 Lankershim Blvd. Instituto de Biologia North Hollywood, Calif. Applicado Livingston, W. Steele, D.V.M. (Institute of Applied Biology) Mexico City, Mexico *Livingston, Virginia Wuerthele­ Revici, Emanuel, M.D. - Caspe, M.D. (See Vaccine) Organizer and Director Livingston, W. Steele, D.V.M. Lipo-polysaccharide C, also (See Livir.gston Autolysate) known as Carcalon and Krebiozen. (1966) Lixolene (See Johnson's) Ivy Cancer Research Foundation 622 W. Diversey Parkway, Llama placenta (See Solucion AC-37) Suite 404A Chicago, Ill. (Formerly 2216 N. Lobelia (See Couts) Clark St., Chicago, Ill.) Ivy, Andrew C., M.D. - Lobstein, Otto E., Ph.D. Research Advisor Lobstein Biochemical Labs. Crane, George W., M.D. - (See Lysozyme) President Davis, John M. (Deceased) - Lopez Morales, Francisco J., Founder M.D. (See Hendricks) Manning, Mrs. Catherine H. - Executive Director Lopez y Adame, Dr. Herbert (See Casa Del Buen Samaritano) Liquid Laboratory Product (See Root & McNeil! Liquid) Lorenz, Dr. F. (See Mistletoe Therapy) Litton Medical Products (See CYTEC) Lucas, Dr. Ralph (See Lucramycin) Livadiotti, Dr. Antonio (See Corrado) Lucille Scott Livingston Labora­ tories (See Livingston Liver extract (Several, including Autolysate) Jacquier and S.A. 5) Lucas Klinik (See Mistletoe Livingston Autolysate (Bacterial Therapy) ferment of human placenta) (1964) Lucille Scott Livingston Lucramycin (1958) Laboratories Lucas, Dr. Ralph (continued) (continued) - 62 - (continued) 1121 12th Street, N.W. Macalozone (See Blass) Washington, D.C. or 115 Franklin St., Ackley, Ga. Mac-Eachen method: 2 Formulae: No.l, consisting of hydrochlor­ Lukas Clinic Medical Continua­ ate of acetyl-B-colchicine, sul­ tion School (See Mistletoe fonic parafuchsin, amide of Therapy) Carbonic-B-pyridine acid and physiologic isotonic serum, and Lunness, Margaret (See Drown) No.2, active spermatozoa, Penicil­ lin G solution and physiological Lymphokentric Acid (See serum, administered on alternate Myelokentric Acid) days by intravenous injection. (1950) Lysozyme, derived from tears. Mac-Eachen, Prof. J.P. Vives (1968) Eduardo Acevedo 1160 Societa Prodtti Antibiotici Montevideo, Uruguay (SPA) Milan, Italy Macfadden treatment: Fasting, com­ Lobstein Biochemical Labora­ bined with special diets, includ­ tories ing grapes. (1955) Santa Monica, Calif. Bernarr Madfadden Foundation, Lobstein, Ott~ E., Ph.D. Inc. Bierman, Edwardo., M.D. Formerly 535 Fifth Avenue Research Foundation for Dis­ New York 17, N.Y. eases of the Eye Macfadden, Bernarr (Deceased) Santa Monica, Calif. - Founder and Owner

Lytic Test (See Anticancergen Bernarr Macfadden Health Center Z-50) and Resort (1961) Dansville, N.Y. Lytton-Bernard method, using Fromcheck, William - Director dietary regimen based on fast­ Martin, I. ing and papaya. Gould, Symon (Deceased) - Rio Caliente Spa Formerly Director, Public Box 1187, Guadalajara, Relations Jalisco, Mexico 353 W. 48th Street Lytton-Bernard, B., D.Sc., New York 36, N.Y. D.O. Treatment: Scientific Nutrition, Physical Activation, Baths and Massage, Thorough Relaxa­ (continued)

- 63 - (continued) tion, based on natural Magnetic Therapy (See Natural methods of Bernarr Macfadden, Methods) founder. Magnolipin (See Kosaki) Macrobiotic Diet or Zen Macrobio­ tic Diet, oriental vegetarian Magnusson, Capt. M. D. (See regimen, based on Yin/Yang Algaederm) balance of foods. (1969) The Ohsawa Foundation, Inc. Magozone (See Blass) 1434 North Curson Avenue Los Angeles, Calif. 90046 Maharaj Herbal Treatment of (Formerly Chico, Calif.) Swamiji, Ayurvedic medicine Paule, Irma - Director based on use of Indian herbs Nyoiti, Sakurazawa (Also called and roots. (1957) Ohsawa, George) - Developer Maharaj, Shri Anant Rao France c/o Jeram Thakersi Halai 107, Bazar Gate Street, Fort, "Magic in Mud" (See Zebetal) Bombay, India World Health Center Magic Spike (See Vrilium) (Vishwa Kalyan Ashram) 48, Bara Sarafa, Bullion Ex­ Maggots (See Mininberg) change 2nd Floor, Indore City (M.P.), India Mag-na "C" injections for cancer, Mag-na "A" for arthritis. (1951) Maiden, Geraldine M. (See · Schabelitz, E.J., Research Mucorhicin) Laboratories c/o Valley Center P.O. Maize (See Couts) Rincon, Calif. Schabelitz, E.J. - President *Makari Intradermal Cancer Test (ICT) including Tumor Skin Test Magnesium (Several, including (TST) and Invasive Activity Inverst Cations T\Dllolyse) Test (IAT), using Tumor Poly­ saccharide Substances (TPS); Magnesium Tracinate (See Gregory) formerly used Modified Schultz- Dale reaction. (1971) Magnetic Affinitizer (See Seroyal) Makari Research Laboratories, Inc. Magnetic Radiation (See Dotto) 223 South Dean Street Englewood, N.J. Magnetic Ray (See Meyer) Makari, Jack George, M.D. - (continued)

- 64 - (continued) President Marinone, G. (See Pataline) Ormont Drug and Chemical Company, Inc. Marsh, John E. (See Rife) 223 South Dean Street Englewood, N.J. Marshall, John L., M.D. (See Goldenberg, George - Jewelweed) President Burlew, Dr. Robert - Martin, I. (See Macfadden) Director of Research Goddard, James L., M.D. - Martinez, Dr. (See Spencer) Head, Advisory CollDllittee Marvellin-B (See Neoplasmocide) The Malignancy Index (See Cancer Lipid Concentrate and Kelley) Massachusetts Emergency Anti­ Cancer Connnittee (See Krebiozen) Malisoff, Dr. W. M. (See KR) Master Cleanser (See Vitaflex) Malonide Ketone Solution (See Koch) Master Medicine (See Schenk)

Maltz, Maxwell, M.D. ((See Matsubara Carcinoreaction (MCR), Tobey Maltz Foundation( AGTS) a skin test. (1954) Also: injections of chorionin, MammarySubstance (See Bovee) a component of the placenta, for treatment. Manetstotter & Co. (See Matsubara, Masaka, M.D. A-Blastomase) Tokyo University Hospital Tokyo, Japan Manks , Sanford B. , N. D. (See Nature Cure) May, Dr. Kenneth C. (See Natural Methods) Mann, Dr. Felix (See Acupuncture) May, Wiley E. (See Beasley) Mann, James (See Compound V) Mayne, Calvin D. (See Dotto) Manning, Mrs. Catherine H. (See Lipo-polysaccharide C) MBR36, combined with Biogenetic Diet. (1968) Mantilla, Dr. Carlos Suarez (See Also: MBR36, used in biological Suarez) blood test. (continued)

- 65 - (continued) Galeazzi-Lisi, Dr. Ricardo Mees, Dr. L. F. C. (See (Deceased) Mistletoe Therapy) (Former Physician to the Pope) Rome, Italy Meinhardt, Ira (See Revici Cancer Control) MBT (See Coley) Melanoma Diet, or treatment with Mcclanahan, Mr. & Mrs. (Ann) (See penicillamine, to reduce tyrosi­ Ozone) nase available to melanoma.(1966) Demopoulos, Harry B., M.D. - McCrory, Howard B., Mr. (See Pathologist Neobiotics) University of Southern Calif. Los Angeles, Calif. McDonald, Ellice, M.D. (See 2-DG) Mellado, Mr. Ernesto Mellado 1 y Prince, Dr. Abel McNaughton, Andrew E. L. (See Casa Del Buen Samaritano) McNaughton, Andrew R. L. McNaughton Foundation Melton-Clark, Inc. (See CYTEC) McNaughton Foundation of California Mercenene (See Clam Extract) McNaughton, Jacqueline M. (See Laetrile) Mercier's Radioactive Device (1963) McNeil!, Dr. (See Root & McNeil! Mercier, A. F. - Shipper Liquid) Glendale, Ariz. Lee, A.H. - Salesman McQueen-Williams, Morvyth, M.D. Scottsdale, Ariz. (See KC-555) Mercurized Indigo (1954) MCR (See Matsubara) Gore, Claire E., D.O. Physician-Surgeon-Osteopath M.E.A.C.C. (See Krebiozen) North Hollywood, Calif.

Measuring Rheostat (See Abrams) Mercury Drug Company, Inc. (See H.11) Medizinsch-Poliklinisches Institut (See A-Blastomase) Mercury-indigo-sulfonates. (1955) Bernard Foundation for Medical Meehan, Helmi (See Birch Ashes) Research (continued)

- 66 - (continued) (continued) 3333 No. Broadway, (Land.), Germany Los Angeles, Calif. Novak, Mrs. Helen - President Micro-Dynameter (See Ellis) Clark, Wallace C., D.O. - Chief of Staff Micromanipulator (See Rife) Davis, James Ernest, Ph.D. - Director of Cancer Research Micro-Med Biological Laboratories (Also: Office: 4046 No. Francisco (See Sunflower Seed Test) Ave., Chicago 18, Ill.) Milford Laboratory (See Antican­ Mertiolate (See C.N.T.) cergen Z-50)

Metabolism Evaluation Index Mill Pax, Inc. (See Millrue) (See Kelley) Miller, Clyde Kennedy, M.D. (See Metallic Indicator Device (See Rejuvenation) "Nu-Cler" Therapy) Miller, F. R. (See Myelokentric) Methyl Salicylate Ointment (See Dunkler) "Million Dollar Spa" (See Inches)

Methylene Blue Plasma Reduction Millrue Tonic (1965) Test (See Black) Mill Pax, Inc. (or Millpax) Carlock, Ill. Methylene Blue Test (See Paxton, Mr. Roy Nicolini) Mills, A. Ernest, M.D. (See Mexican Botanic Therapy (See Staphylococcus Phage Lysates) Spencer) Mineral Waters (Several, Meyer, Dr. B. A. (See Inverst including La Preste) Cations Tumolyze) Minerals (Several, including Meyers, Hans (See Meyer Magnetic Acid Mineral Therapy, Blas Oxygen Ray) Mineral Therapy, Nutri-Bio and Page) Meyer Magnetic Ray, available as "Sterngirdle," or "Star" girdle. Minerals and Cultures prepared in (1955) Earp's laboratories, or Trace Meyer, Hans Mineral Therapy, Using Chlorovin Anhausen No. 45, Augsburg 2 and Acidofilac. (1968) (continued) (continued)

- 67 - (continued) (continued) Also: Blood Test based on cancer Crystallization Test. organisms. The Society for Cancer Research Earp Laboratories (Formerly Arlesheim Society for 53 Belleview Ave., Rumson, N.J. Cancer Research of the Anthro­ (Formerly Hampton, N.J.) posophical Society) Earp-Thomas, George H. Kirschweg 9, Arlesheim (Also known as Thomas, G. H.) Switzerland Kaelin, Dr. Wermer - **Mininberg System, with ''Moldin," President Psychotherapy, Bloodless Surgery Leroi-Von May, R. - Treasurer (maggots), and Kneipp Water Cure Steiner, Rudolf - Founder or Hydrotherapy, supplemented by Lorenz, Dr. F. diet including flourless organic Mees, Dr. L. F. C. mold bread and other organic Nunhofer, Dr. K. wheat products. (1962) Sattler, Dr. Sabine - Editor, Mininberg, Dr. Nathan D. - News Sheet Naturopath Research Institute Hiscia 864 Clover Road (Formerly Clinical and Thera­ Stamford, Conn. peutic Institute) (Also see Kaplowe) Leroi, Dr. Alexander - (Deceased) - Director Min-Vita (See Colon Therapy) Verein fllr Krebsforschung (Organization receiving Miral Tablets (See Birch Ash) donations in Germany and Switzerland) Missouri Continental, Inc. (See Weleda, Inc. - Manufacturer Sun's Miracle Chaparral) Arlesheim, Switzerland Lukas Clinic Medical Continua­ Mistletoe Extracts (including tion School Iscador abietis, Iscador mali, Arlesheim, Switzerland Necromelin, Omelan, Plenosol Lorenz, Dr. med. Friedrich - and Toxomelin) Principal Goetheanum (The School for *Mistletoe Therapy, using Iscador Spiritual Science) abietis from fir tree mistletoe Dornach, Switzerland for males; Iscador mali from ap­ Rudolf-Steiner-Cancer-Research­ ple tree mistletoe for females. Foundation, Inc. (1970) (Organization receiving Also: Kaelin Capillary-Dynamic donations in U.S.A.) Blood Test and Pfeiffer(E.) Chase Manhattan Bank, Grand Sensitive Copper-Chloride Central Branch, Lexington Ave. (continued) (continued)

- 68 - (continued) (continued) New York 17, N.Y. Padnos, Morton, Ph.D. - Senior (Formerly Cancer Research Fund Research Associate Central Hanover Bank New York, N.Y.) *Mucorhicin, claimed to be a food Koffler, Dr. Anna (1959) product included in the Drosnes­ Professor of Pharmacognosy Lazenby Diet. (1968) Ohio Northern University Also: Formerly used Drosnes­ Ada, Ohio Lazenby Blood Drop Pattern Test. Lucas Klinik Pittsburgh Dietary Foods, Inc. Arlesheim, Switzerland Drosnes-Lazenby Division (Also see Cancer Information 4774 Liberty Avenue Crusade - Organizations) Pittsburgh, Pa. Lazenby, Lillian - President Mixed Bacterial Toxins (See (Formerly Nutrition Service, Coley) Inc. Same address Lazenby, Lillian - President Modality (See Radioactive) Maiden, Geraldine M. (Daughter of Mrs. Lazenby) - Moise, Eva Reich, M.D. (See Vice President Orgone Energy) Drosnes, Philip L. - Secretary-Treasurer Molasses (Several) Wilson, Joseph W., M.D. - Re­ search and Nutrition Director) Mold Bread ( ( See (Formerly Drosnes-Lazenby Can­ Moldin ( Mininberg) cer Clinic - Same address Drosnes, Philip L. - Adminis­ Molomut, Norman, Ph.D. (See trative Director M-P Virus) Lazenby, Lillian - Associate Director Moray, T. Henry (See Cosray) Wilson, Joseph W., M.D. - Medical Supervisor Mowery, Dale C. ((See Murray, Paul A., M.D. Mowery, Helen R.( Radioclast) (Deceased) - Former Medical Director *M-P Virus (1971) Maiden, Geraldine M. - Staff) Waldemar Medical Research Standard Process Laboratories Foundation, Inc. (Formerly supplied Mucorhicin) Woodbury, Long Island, N.Y. 733 N. Van Buren Street Molomut, Norman, Ph.D. - Milwaukee, Wis. Director of Research (Also see Arthur, Cancer Informa­ (continued) (continued)

- 69 - (continued) tion Crusade - Organizations, Don­ Murray Anti-Cancer Serum, derived nelly, D-L Food Supplement, from serum of horses. (1963) Fremont Christian Clinic, Frost, Murray, Gordon, M.D. - Gibson, Kowan, Reynolds and Originator Steiner) 500 Medical Arts Building Toronto 5, Ontario, Canada Mud (See Zebetal) Gardiner Research Foundation (Supporting research) Mud Poultices (1956) Toronto, Ontario, Canada Warehime, Donald, D.O. Gardiner, Percy R. - Founder Gallipolis, Ohio Murray, Gordon, M.D. (See Muller, Robert (See Murray Anti-Cancer Serum) Krebiozen) Murray, Paul A., M.D. (See Multi-Electro-Magnetic Machine Mucorhicin) (See Hanway) Mushroom Extracts (Several, *Multiple Enzyme Therapy, using including: Chymotrypsin, Trypsin, Ribo­ Knaust, Herman (1952) nuclease, De(s)oxyribonuclease, Iron Mountain, Linlithgo, N. Y. Pepsinogen, Lipase and Alpha and Beta Amylase. (1969) Mycobacterium (See Vaccine) Shively, Franklin L., Sr., M.D. 58 Graf ton Ave. , Mycoplasma serum (See Issels) Dayton 6, Ohio (Also see Cancer Information Myelokentric and Lymphokentric Crusade - Organizations) Acids (from urine) (1948) Turner, D. L. Multistage Surgery (See Miller, F. R. Koster) Mystic (See "Act of God") Muna Test, based on immunofluo­ rescence of antibodies specific Mytinger and Casselberry, Inc. for human malignant melanoma (See Nutrilite) cells. (1969) Muna, Nadeem M., Ph.D. - Department of Microbiology Nabel's Organism (See Hartman) University of Utah Medical Center *Naessens Serum or Anablast, and Salt Lake City, Utah GN-24. (1966) (continued)

- 70 - (continued) (continued) Naessens, Gaston Bonita Springs, Fla. 33923 Bastia, Corsica (Formerly Paragon Shangri-La, Orange City, Fla.) Nakano Bio-Chemical Lab.((See Cheatham, R. J., N.D., D.O. - Nakano, Masao, Pharm.B. ( "S.N.K.") Managing Director

Naprapathy, manipulative treatment Natural Innnunity Therapy (See directed primarily to the liga­ Hendricks) ments and muscles of the spine. (Several) (1971) Natural Methods, including Hydro­ therapy, Physical Agents, National Cancer Control and Can­ Manipulative and Magnetic Therapy, cer Center for the Republic of proper diet and Botanical or Panama (See Haematoxylon) Herbal Therapy. (1959) Oak Hill Health Clinic National Federation of Spiritual Arcadia, Mo. Healers (See Faith Healing) May, Dr. Kenneth C. - Naturopath National Institute of Health, Japan (See Caryomycin) Nature Cure Treatment or N.C. (1969) National Medical-Physical Research Several, including: (See Wheatgrass Manna) Manks, Sanford B., N.D. Religious Liberty and National Research Foundation, Inc. Temperance Association (See Anticancergen Z-50) Box 195, Trenton, N.J. Thomson, James C., D.Ph., D.N.T. Natural Hygiene, including Hy­ Edinburgh(?), Scotland gienic System (1969) (Several, including: Trall, R. T., M.D.?) Nature's Way Products (See (Founder - nearly 100 years ago) Chaparral) (Deceased 1877) Formerly New York, N.Y. Naturopathy (Several, including Tilden, J. H., M.D. (Deceased) Aitchison, Blass, Colon Therapy, Denver, Colo. Hygienic System, Inches, Carrington, Hereward, Ph.D. Mininberg and Spencer) (Also see Inches and Macfadden) Nauheimer, G. Francis (See Contra Natural Hygiene, using Blue Rays) Vegetarian Diet. (1969) Shangri-La Health Resort (continued)

- 71 - Nauts, Mrs. Helen Coley (See Neophile (See Desalay) Coley) Neoplasmocide, previously called Navarro, Manuel D., M.D. (See Marvellin-B, given by intravenous Immuno-Diagnostic Test) injection. (1946) The Vinayak Cancer Research N.C. (See Nature Cure) Institute (Also called Sree Vinayak Cancer Research Necromelin((See Institute) Nekromelin( Omelan) Post·Cuddalore N.T., South Arcot District, Madras Presi­ Nelson, Robert T., Sr.((See dency, India Nelson, Robert T., Jr. ( Vrilium) Bhaskar, Dr. P. M. - Director and Research Worker Nemes, Elmer P., M.D. Nemescope Neo-Sound Corporation of America (See Nitro-Steroxin) Neo-Sound Waves (See Dunkler) Neobiotics, concentrates taken orally with bio-catalyst (yeast). Netterberg, Robert E., D.D.S. (See (1966) Glover) McCrory, Howard B., Jr. - President "Neu-Clear" Therapy (See "Nu-Cler" Pasco Products, Inc. Therapy) Forest, Miss. Neufeld, Oscar, M.D. (See Insulin) Neoblastine (1959) "De Sphinx" Biochemisch Phar­ Neurograms C.D.P. (See Ct maceutisch Laboratorium Treatment) De Witte Burcht, Soestereng­ weg 2-4, Soestdijk, Holland Neurolinometer (See Radioclast) van Leeuwen, G. H. - Biochemist Neurological Stimulation (See Pos, Dr. Robert - Associate Haematoxylon) Serton, Arnold, Inc. 10 Rockefeller Plaza Neuromicrometer (See Spears) New York, N.Y. Neuropractic (See Garten Health Neo-Carcin (See Carcin) System)

Neo Lysin (See CV Tumor Statin) Neuro-regeneration (See Spencer)

- 72 - (continued) Neuro-Vita (1955) Poston, Helen Nichols (Mrs. Wright, Ralph Collier R.C.) (Dr. Nichols daughter) 1020 No. Walnut, - Superintendent Colorado Springs, Colo. Savannah Cancer Clinic Savannah, Mo. New Age Church of Truth (See Faith Kerns, L.R., D.O. Healing) Sutter, R. F., D.O.

New Outlook Homestead (See Nicot, Georges (See Anticancer Wheatgrass Manna) Desalay Remedy)

New York Cancer Research Insti­ Niehans, Paul, M.D. (See Fresh tute, Inc, (See Coley and KR) Cell Therapy)

New Yorker Technique (See Sassone) Nishimatsu Kyoei Co. (See "S.N,K. 11) New Zealand Non Profit Hoxsey Foundation (See Hoxsey) Nitriloside (See Laetrile)

Nicolini System, Biochemical Nitro-Steroxin "A", "B", and "X". treatment of blood by injections (1965) of ionized serum. (1968) Also: Nemescope examination of Also: Methylene Blue Test urine as a test for cancer. The Biochemical Clinic Remle Research, Inc. 802 Agua Caliente Boulevard, 1645 No. La Brea Avenue Tijuana, B.C., Mexico Los Angeles 28, Calif. Nicolini Mena, Dr. Juan Nemes, Elmer P.,(M.D.?), Ph.D. (Deceased) - Head (Also see Cancer Information Cru­ Nolen Preparations. (1964) sade - Organizations, Farias and Radium Springs Sanitarium Hendricks) Salina, Okla. Nolen, James Allen *Nichols Escharotic Method (1966) Dr. Nichol's Sanatorium (Closed Nolfi Diet, organic raw food diet, 1957) including Garlic. (1969) Savannah, Mo. "Humlegaarden" Sanatorium Nichols, Perry Lewis, M.D. Denmark (Deceased) - Founder Nolfi, Kristine, M.D. Poston, Mr. R. C. - General (Deceased) Manager - Formerly Chief Physician (continued)

- 73 - (continued) Normalators (See Spectro-Chrome) supplements. (1968) Nutri-Bio Corporation Normalizers (See Chromolux Lamps) Beverly Hills, Calif. Cummings, Bob - Vice Norris, Paul C. (See President "Petroliates ") Nutribion (See Formule 816) Novak, Mrs. Helen (See Mercury­ indigo-sulfonates) Nutrilite Food Supplement (1964) Nutrilite Products, Inc. - Novantimeristem (See Manufacturers Blastolysin V) Buena Park, Calif. Mytinger and Casselberry, Inc. Nowinski, Wictor W., Ph.D. (See - Distributors Antiserum) Long Beach, Calif.

Nuclear Research Associates (See Nutrition Service, Inc. (See CYTEC) Mucorhicin)

"Nu-Cler" Therapy, including Nyoiti, Sakurazawa (See Holder's H-F Condenser, Neu-Clear Macrobiotic Diet) Therapy, Electronic "Condensator" and Holder's Electronic-Oscillat­ ing "Condensator," both generating Oak & Oak Derivatives (Several, "Fluid" Electricity, Radioactive including Iscador quercus) Isotopes, and Anti-Met Tabs. Also called Atomic Therapy (1958) Oak Hill Health Clinic (See Also: Tests by Holder's Metallic Natural Methods) Indicator Device. Holder's Research Laboratory Oakland Manor 315 Victoria Avenue Oberlander, Mrs. Johanna Windsor, Ontario, Canada (See Gerson) Holder, W. E., M.E. Colo Products Oenanthol (See Castor Bean Oil) Detroit, Mich. Ogen, Mr. I. Vidal (See Nunhofer, Dr. K. (See Mistletoe Apikotron) Therapy) Ohsawa Foundation Nutri-Bio products: vitamin and Ohsawa, George mineral tablets and protein (See Macrobiotic Diet) (continued)

- 74 - (continued) Oil-Protein Diet, including Leffler, Harrison Hammond, cottage cheese and linseed oil, M.D. natural sugar-bearing fruits and Providence Hospital carotine from carrots. (1968) Washington, D.C. Budwig, Dr. Johanna. Germany Organtherapie (See Fresh Cell Therapy) Okamoto, Professor Hajime (See PC-B-45) Organic Diet (Based on foods raised organically) (Several, Olive Oil (See Couts) including Mininberg, Nolfi and Rodale) Ollerenshaw, Dr. G. J. W. (See H.11) Organic Gardening (See Rodale)

Olney, Robert C., M.D. (See Ultra­ *Orgone Energy Accumulator based violet Blood Irradiation) on absorption of Blue Bions and Cosmic Orgone Energy, using Olson, Alson S. (See Colon Therapy) Shooter Box, Orgone Blanket and Orgone Energy Funnel or Cone Omelan~ aqueous extract of yellow Also: Reich Blood Tests. (1966) mistletoe flower, and its deriva­ The Wilhelm Reich Foundation tives, Toxomelin (Toksomelin) and Orgonon, Rangeley, Maine Necromelin (Nekromelin). (1955) Reich, Wilhelm, M.D. (De­ Chernov, V. A. ceased) - President Russia(?) Reich, Ilse Ollendorff (Wife of Wilhelm) Opobiochemotherapeutic Treatment Moise, Eva Reich, M.D. (See Vassileff) (Daughter of Wilhelm) Silvert, Michael, M.D. (De­ Oral Roberts University (See Faith ceased) - Associate Healing) New York, N.Y. (Also see Jacobs) Oreancelli (1947) Youngblood, J. T. Orion Drug Company (See Birch Benjamin Goldman, M.D.'s Ash) Private Hospital Hazelhurst, Georgia Ormont Drug & Chemical Company, Goldman, Benjamin, M.D. - Inc. (See Makari) Owner (continued)

- 75 - Orthotrophy (See Hygienic System) Oxonium Derivative of Turpentine (See Jacquier) Osaka Hospital (See "S.N.K.") Oxygen(Several, including Blass) Oscilloclast (See Abrams and and Cosray) Electronic Treatment) Oxygen-Therapy-Blass (See Blass) Oscillotron (See Electronic Treatment) Ozone Devices (Several, including: Air-Ozone Device (1952) Oshima, Dr. Misunobu (See Air-Ozone Company Bamfolin) Tucson, Ariz. Yackley, Clarence A. - Agent Osmotic Oxidation (See Saline­ Phoenix, Ariz. Hydrogen-Peroxide) Polyzone Device (1956) Polyzone Company Osornio y Camarena, Dr. Servando Los Angeles, Calif. (See Casa Del Buen Samaritano) Collison, Roy G. Radiant Ozone Generator (1954) Ospediale Busto Arsizio (See Gage, J.C. of Yeast Therapy) Wayside Rest Home Hartline, Mr. William and Otero, Hector (See Sunflower Seed Mrs. Roma Test) Mcclanahan, Mr. and Mrs. (Ann) All of Eldorado Springs, Mo. Ott, John Nash (See Ultraviolet Vitozone Ozone Generator (1959) rays) Vitozone Company Hollywood, Calif. Ovarian Parenchyma fraction ((See Ovarian powder ( C.N.T.) Padnos, Morton, Ph.D. (See Overstimulation of Cancer Cells M-P Virus) (See Berglas) Page Method using endocrines, Ox Bile (See Dietary Supplements) vitamins and trace minerals. For­ merly used Ce-Kelp. (1966) Oxalyl oxide (See Green) Also: Page Blood Test based on Calcium-Phosphorus Balance. Oxidation Catalysts (See Koch) Page Foundation, Inc. (Formerly Page Foundation for (continued)

- 76 - (continued) Biochemical Research) Paraoxypropiophenone (See H-365) 2810 First Street, North St. Petersburg, Fla. Parenchyma fractions (See C.N.T.) Page, Melvin E., D.D.S. Parfentjev, I. A., Sc.D. (See Pan American Clinic (See Green) Revici Cancer Control)

Pan-American Union Against Cancer Parhon Institute of Geriatrics (See Disulphamin) (See H-3)

Pangametin ((See Park, Dr. George E. (See Pangamic Acid( Beard) Krebiozen Extract I)

Pantzer, Myron (See Makari) Parsons method, using Autogenous Vaccines, Koch Antitoxins and Papaya (See Inches and Lytton­ Samuels' Shortwave Generator. Bernard) Also: Bolen Test. (1967) Parsons, Howard F., M.D.(D.0.) Parabenzoquinone (PBQ), or Para­ 2452 Van Ness Avenue benzoquinone BQ6x or B2-6x, San Francisco, Calif. "original Koch Chemistry." (1967) Drake Agency, Ltd. Paschal!, Mrs. Freda (See Drake, Mrs. M. - President Theraponcarkine) Penticton, B.C., Canada (Formerly 1088 Kingsway, New Pasco Products (See Neobiotics) Westminister, B.C., Canada) (Also see Goldberg and Green) Pataline (1953) Introzzi, P. Parafuchsin (See Mac-Eachen) Marinone, G. Ist. di Clin. med. gen. e. Paragon Shangri-La (See Natural Ther. med. Hygiene) Univ. di Pavia, Pavia, Italy Parandel Dietary Regimen, com­ Patzer Blood Test bined with curative clay soil. Patzer, Reynold, M.D., M.S. (1969) (Surg.) l'Ecole d'Alimentation (See Submaxillary gland removal) (The School of Nutrition) Creteil, Seine, France Paule, Irma (See Macrobiotic) Parandel, P. - Secretary

- 77 - Pauly, Louis (See Biochemic Permanente Hospitals (See Homeopathic System) Arginase)

Pawling Health Manor, Inc. (See Peroxidases J.S. 222 (See Castor Rejuvenation) Bean Oil)

Pawlotzky, Dr. med. J. (See Peroxide Salt (See Saline­ Carcin) Hydrogen-Peroxide) Paxton, Roy (See Millrue) Petroleum Products (Several, including Cumarindine, Ganner, PBQ (See Parabenzoquinone) Kerosene and Vaseline)

PC-B-45, bacterial suspension ob­ "Petroliates" combined with tained by treating Su-strain various chemicals. (1955) Streptococcus haemolyticus with Norris, Paul C. penicillin. (1968) R.R. 1, Irondale, Ohio Okamoto, Prof. Hajime - Director Pharmacology Department Pfeiffer Sensitive Copper­ Kanazawa University Medical Chloride Crystallization Test School (1969) Western Japan Pfeiffer, Dr. Ehrenfried E. Chugai Seiyaku Pharmaceutical (Deceased) Company Threefold Farm, Tokyo, Japan Spring Valley, N.Y. Williams , Henry N. , M.D. Peaceful Meadow Resort (See Lancaster, Pa. "Wonder Clay") (Also see Mistletoe Therapy)

Pencillamine (See Melanoma Diet) Pflanzersaftwerk Schoenenberger (See Beets) Penicillin (See PC-B-45) Pflueger, Charles J., M.D. (See Penicillin G. (See Mac-Eachen) Electronic Treatment)

Penn, Harry S., M.D. Pharmackon, A. G. (See Fresh Cell Penn-Dowdy Flocculation Test Therapy) (See Bovine Bile Derivative) Phillips, Dr. James (See Fungus Pepsinogen (See Multiple Enzyme Liquid) Therapy)

- 78 - Phillips, Marvin, D.C. (See Pitrit (1954) Dietary Supplements) Tamari, A. 11 Gottlieb, Tel Aviv, Israel Phillips, William F. P., M.D. (See Krebiozen) Pittsburgh Dietary Foods, Inc. (See D-L Food Supplement and Phosphorus Therapy (See Mucorhicin) Christopine) Pituitary (Several, including Photo Actinia Oxygen Therapy (See Antineol, Autohormonic Treatment, Cosray) Samuels and Solucion AC-37)

P-Hydroxypropiophenone (See H-365) Pituitary Extracts (Several, including Solucion AC-37) Physiatrons Solomides ((See Castor Physiatrons Synthetiques( Bean) Pituitary Polylipides Dr. Wachtel (See Antineol) Physio-Electro-Colon Therapy, with other treatments, including Koch Placental Extracts (Several, in­ Therapy and Lincoln Bacteriophage. cluding Livingston, Matsubara and (1956) Solucion AC-37) Research Clinic 1000 Arizona Street, Suite D, Plant Compound No. 101-A4 (See El Paso, Texas Ferguson)

Physiologic Multistage Surgery Plant Toxins (See CH-23) (See Koster) Plenosol (See Mistletoe) Physiologischen Institut der Tierzarztlichen Hochschule Pleuropneumonia-like Organisms (See Polydyn) (See Vaccine)

Physio-Therapy (See Curd) Ploder, Dr. med. H. (See Ct Treatment) Phytolacca decandra (See Couts) Podophyllin & Podophyllin Deriva­ Pine Oil (See Jones) tives (Several, including Jones)

Pineapple juice (See "Green Drink") Poke Root (See Couts)

- 79 - Polarity Therapy, natural polari­ Polyzone Company((See zation of Wireless Energy Polyzone Device ( Ozone) Currents.in the human body. (1964) Porphyrin (Several) Stone, Randolph, D.C., D.O~ 7557 Merrill Avenue Pos, Dr. Robert (See Neoblastine) Chicago 49, Ill. Poston, Helen Nichols((See *I>olonine (1969) Poston, Mr. R. C. ( Nichols) Blaszczak, Joseph W., D.V.M. Polonine Research Laboratory Potassium and Potassium Compounds 5702 Woodside Avenue (Several, including Black and Woodside, New York (Formerly Cantor) 4253 65th St., Woodside N. y.) Poulin, William J. (See Adler) (Also see Cancer Information Crusade - Organizations) Poulopoulos, George E., M.D. (See Epoulotin) Polycultural University of America (See Bin-Chaga) Powders (See Colbrant)

Polydyn (1959) PPLO (See Vaccine) Kment, Prof. Dr. A. - Dir. Physiologischen Institut der Prevention (See Rodale) Tierzartlichen Hochschule Vienna, Austria Procaine HCl (See H-3) Gynakologischen Ambulanz der Wiener Poliklinik Procaine hydrochloride (See Vienna, Austria Hypotonic therapy) Schaffer, Dr. K. Kotek, Dr. Alfred - Director Professional Equipment Company (See CYTEC) Polylipides (See Antineol) Promak Laboratories (See Polyvaccination (1956) Krebiozen) da Silva Campos, Sebastiao Servicio Nacional de Cancer Prophylan G ((See Rua Mariz e Barros, 775, Prophylaxan G( Fulmineralisation) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Protein Metabolism Evaluation Index (See Kelley)

- 80 - Protein Supplements (See Quto-Electronic Instrument (See Nutri-Bio) Radioclast) Protozoan debris (See Flynn) Rabbit Antibody Antiserum (See Protti, Prof. Dr. (See Yeast Antiserum) Therapy) Rabbit Cancer Antiserum (See Providence Hospital (See Ultra­ Cancer Lipid Concentrate violet Blood Irradiation) Rabbit Gannna Globulin (See Rand) P.S. (See Castor Bean) Rabbit Hetero Antigen Complex Pseudomonas aerogenes (See (See Rand) Vaccine) Radex (See Rife) Psota, Frank J., M.D. (See· Cocaine) Radiant Ozone Generator (See Ozone) Psychic Surgery Agpaoa, Antonio Radiesthesia (See Colbrant) Manila, Philippine Islands Radio Therapeutic Instrument Psycho-Physiotherapy, combined Radio Vision Instrument with fasting and special diet. (See Drown) (1964) De la Torre, Teofila, N.D., Radio Transmitter (See EE O.D. (Deceased) - Editor Sterilizer) Edenia Apartado 2650, San Jose, Radioactive antibodies Costa Rica Radioactive Iodine (See Antiserum) Psychotherapy (See Mininberg) Radioactive Isotopes (See Pulse-Dietary Technique ((See "Nu-Cler" Therapy) Pulse Test ( Coca) Radioactive Tubes or Modalities Pyridine (See Mac-Eachen) (Several, including Vrilium)

Radioclast (See Electronic Magnetic Model G)

- 81 - :*Radioclast, Electron-0-Ray and Rajvaidya Ayurvedic Works Chiropractic. (1966) Rajvaidya Pranacharva Kaviraj Also: Test by Neurolinometer, (See Chatterjee) Radioclast, Electron-0-Ray and Quto-Electronic Instrument. *Rand Coupled Fortified Antigen Electronic Instrument Company, (RCFA) or Human Iso Antigen-Diazo­ or Electronic Instrument, Inc. Rabbit Hetero Antigen Complex, or Tiffin, Ohio Human Tumor-Diazo-Rabbit Gamma Mowery, Dale C. - President Globulin Complex. (1969) Mowery, Helen R. - Secretary­ Also: Delayed Double Diffusion Treasurer (3-D) Test, an immunological test. Toftness Chiropractic Clinic Rand Development Corporation Toftness Post Graduate School 12720 Lake Shore Boulevard Foundation For The Advancement Cleveland, Ohio of Chiropractic Research, Inc. Rand, Mr. H.J. - President Cumberland, Wis. Lewis, Andrew J. - Director, Toftness, Irving N., D.C. - Laboratory of Cancer Virology Operator and Immunology (Also See Cancer Information Radiodine (See Iodine) Crusade - Organizations and Lewis)

Radionics (Several) Rand Delayed Double Diffusion Test (See Lewis) Radioscope (See Electronic Treat­ ment and Thurston) Randall, Delmar M., D.O. (See Cancer Detection Center) Radio-Therapy (See Drown) Ravich, Abraham, M.D. Radium Emanation Generators and Ravich, Robert A., M.D. Koch therapy. (1958) (See Revici Cancer Control) Verbeck, John Chester, M.D. (Deceased) Rays (See Meyer and Rife) Federal Radium Laboratories Ventura, Calif. ·(Formerly RCFA (See Rand) St • Louis , Mo• ) RCL-25, a fresh cell therapy. Radium Institute (See H-365) (1963) Rosete, Dr. Francisco A. Radium Springs Sanitarium (See Los Angeles, Calif., and Nolen) Mexico City and Cuernavaca, Mexico.

- 82 - Reagens (See Dunkler) Remle Research, Inc. (See Nitro-Steroxin) Reed, Jack Owen, D.V.M. (See Makari) Reptilina (See Vitamin F)

Reed, Thomas w. Company (See Research Clinic (See Physio­ CYTEC) Electro-Colon Therapy)

Rees-Roberts formulae, based on Research Clinic (See Schirmer) eucalyptus oil and cassia oil. (1959) Research Found., Inc. (See Hadley) Rees-Roberts, Dr. John Vernon (Deceased) Research Institute (See Cosray) 100 Frognal, Hempstead N.W. 3 London, England Research Institute Hiscia (See Mistletoe Therapy) Reflexology (See Zone Therapy) Research Laboratory for the Study Reich Blood Test of Proliferative Diseases (See Reich, Ilse 0llendorff Vaccine) Reich, Wilhelm, M.D. The Wilhelm Reich Foundation Research Microscope (See Rife) (See 0rgone Energy) Research Studio "Cosmos" (See Rejuvenating method (See "Wonder Denzler) Clay") Resin or Rosin (Several) Rejuvenation, Fasting, Corrective Exercises, Tension Reduction, etc. *Revici Cancer Control or Lipid (1969) therapy. (1968) Pawling Health Manor, Inc. Also: Use of Urotensiometer to Hyde Park, N.Y. determine progress in treatment. Gross, Robert R., D.C., Ph.D. Institute of Applied Biology - Director Trafalgar Hospital Gross, Joy J. (Mrs. Robert R.) 161 East 90th Street - Administrator New York 28, N.Y. Miller, Clyde Kennedy, M.D. Revici, Emanuel, M.D. - (Deceased) - Consultant Scientific Director Bier, M., Ph.D. - Head, Dept. Religious Liberty and Temperance of Protein Enzyme Chemistry Association (See Nature Cure) LeShan, Lawrence, Ph.D. - (continued)

- 83 - (continued) (continued) Clinical Psychologist Reynolds, Thomas T. G. - Parfentjev, I. A., Sc.D. - Owner Head, Dept. of Innnunology Willheim, Robert R., M.D. - Rhein Chemie (See Fresh Cell In Charge, Tumor Dept. Therapy) Ravich, Abraham, M.D. - Former Executive Director Rheostatic Dynamizer( Ravich, Robert A., M.D. - Rheostats, Measuring((See Abrams) Former Clinical Director and Vibratory Rate( Cancer Research and Hospital Foundation (Same Address) (For­ Rhinehart, Frederick (See Cocaine) mer supporting agency) (With­ drew support, August, 1957) Ribonuclease (See Multiple Enzyme Cancer Control Research Founda­ Therapy} tion of the Variety Club of New York (1959) Rice Margaretha (See Drown) Meinhardt, Ira - Chief Barker (Variety Club) & Treasurer Rich, William W. (See Iron Alpha (Institute of Applied Biology) Crystals) Clay-Adams - Manufacturer of Uriotensiometer Richter Brothers, Inc. (See New York, N.Y. Lactic Acid Fermented Vegetable (Also see Cancer Information Juices) Crusade - Organizations) Ridley, Dr. Ernest (See Fungus Revici, Emanuel, M.D. (See Lipid Liquid) Therapy and Revici Cancer Control) Rife Frequency Instrument. Reynolds Guest Ranch Formerly used Radex or Rife Ray Reynolds, Kathryn, Ph.D., D.D. Machine. Reynolds Nature-Therapy School, Also: Test by BX (Rife's cancer Inc. virus) visible only in the Rife (See Colon Therapy) Universal Microscope. Also uses Rife Research Microscope and Reynolds treatment, using Glyoxy­ Micromanipulator. (1966) lide, Gregomycin, Hoxsey method, Life Lab., Inc. (Formerly Krebiozen, Lincoln bacteriophages, Allied Industries, Inc.) and Mucorhicin. (1963) 4246 Pepper Drive The Reynolds Clinic (Closed San Diego, Calif. 1961) Rife, Royal R., Ph.D. - Palestine, Texas Director of Research (continued) (continued) - 84 - (continued) (continued) Crane, John F. - Manager, (See Electronic Magnetic Model G) Allied Industries; President, Life Lab Rodakima (See Hendricks) Rife Virus Microscope Institute San Diego, Calif. Rodale Diet based on vegetables Crane, John F. and fruits raised by organic Marsh, John E. farming. (1969) Yale Foundation Rodale, J. I. - Editor San Diego, Calif. Organic Gardening and Prevention Yale, Arthur Wells, M.D. Ennnaus, Pa.

Ringberg Clinic for Chronic Dis­ Rodaquima (See Farias) eases and Tumors (See Carcin, CH-23 and Issels) Rohrer Formula. (1947) Also: Undescribed blood test for Ringerlosung Rhein-Chemie (See early cancer. Fresh Cell Therapy) Rohrer, Dr. Hermann Munich, Germany Rio Caliente Spa (See Lytton­ Bernard) Roos, Christopher (See Staphylo­ coccus Phage Lysates) Rising Sun Christianity (See Wheatgrass Manna) Root & McNeill Liquid Laboratory Product, administered by inject­ Rithmo-DuoColor Therapy (1941) ion into the tumor. (1927) Also: Biodynamiochromatic Test. Indiana Cancer Hospital White, Dr. George Starr Indianapolis, Ind. Los Angeles, Calif. Root, Dr. Charles C. - Medical Director Roa, Oscar (See Violet Leaves) McNei11, Dr.

Roberts, John Vernon Rees, M.D. Root, Dr. Charles C. (See Root (See Rees-Roberts) & McNeill Liquid)

Roberts, Oral Ropars Treatment based on Roberts, Oral, University Depolarization of Cancer Cells. (See Faith Healing) (1959) Ropars, Dr. Rene **L.L.Roby Manufacturing Corp. Villa "La Montagne," Roby, Lester L., Sr. Beaulieu-sur-Mer, (Alpes­ Roby, Lester L., Jr. Maritimes), France (continued) (continued)

- 85 - (continued) de Avenell, Victor M. Rutherford, Frank Allen, M.D. Rose Hill, R. D. 1, (See Krebiozen) West Grove, Pa.

Rose, Jack M., M.D. (See S-66 (1956) Antiserum) Ionenbiologisches Institut (Ion Biological Institute) Rose, R.H. (See SNHCompound) Munich, Germany

Rosedale Clinic (See Autotherapy) "S.A. 5," deGaetani extract of spleen, liver, etc. of specially Rosete, Dr. Francisco A. (See pre-treated calves. (1960) RCL-25) Also: deGaetani skin test. deGaetani, Giovanni - Professor Rosin or Resin (Several) of Anatomy and Pathological History Roskin, Prof. Gregory (See KR) University of Modena Modena, Italy. Ross, Zelma Lee (See Krebiozen) Sackren, Harry M., M.D. (See Rothschild, L. Peter (See H-3) Crofton)

Rottino, Antonio, M.D. (See I-V Safe Skin Remedy (See Johnson) Extract) Sage (See Couts) Roux, Dr. Jean-Marie (See Fresh Cell Therapy) Saine, Harry T. (See Electronic Treatment) Royal Jelly (See Bees and Bee Products) Saint Vicent's Hospital (See I-V Extract) Royal Road Resort Hotel (See Inches) Saline-Hydrogen-Peroxide or Peroxide Salt or Osmotic Oxida­ Rubens, Harry E. (See Samuels) tion Therapy (1965) Cullinane, A. J., Esq. Rudolf-Steiner-Cancer-Research­ Wareham, Dorset, England Foundation, Inc. (See Mistletoe Score, John B. Therapy) 10 Goreshill Crescent Poole, Dorset, England Rush, Dr. Benjamin (See Garlic)

- 86 - (continued) Salve (See Abrams, Apikotron Langford, Pr. W. D. and Beasley) Rafael Buelna St., No. 123, P. Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico *Samuels Endogenous Endocrino­ therapy, causal cure of cancer, Sanz Ibanez (See CT Substance) by irradiation of Pituitary and thyroid and use of hormones. Sarkisian, Mr. Kegan ((See (1969) Sarkisian, Mrs. Kegan( KC-555) Also: Test by Spectroreductometer. Central Institute for the Sarkomycin (See Caryomycin C) Samuels Therapy Museumplein, Hoek, Honthorststr. Sasafolin (See "S.N.K.") 22, Amsterdam, Holland Samuels, Dr. Jules, M.D. Sassone, Dr. (D.C.) (1958) Rubens, Mr. Harry E. - Attorney 355 So. Broadway Graybar Bldg., 420 Lexington Los Angeles 13, Calif. Ave., New York 17, N.Y. Treatment: Does not treat cancer, (Also see Autohormonic Treatment) but recommends Koch therapy. and Parsons) For other diseases, uses Sassone method or New Yorker Sanchez Gerona Antigen, or HA3. Technique, including Dierker (1958) Therapeutic Apparatus and Also: Sanchez Gerona Skin Test. Battle Creek Health Builder. Sanchez Gerona, Fernando Pharmacist and Bacteriological Sattler, Dr. Sabine (See Chemist Mistletoe) Maldonado 50, 3.o-1, Madrid, Spain Sauer-Hermannsdorfer Diet (See Gerson) Sanders Treatment (1959) Sanders, Tom C. - Indian Savannah Cancer Clinic (See Herb Doctor Nichols) Donelson, Mrs. Berniece (Granddaughter) Sceaux Laboratory of Experimental Wanette, Okla. Oleotherapy (See Castor Bean Oil)

Sangurima, Patricia (See Schabelitz, E.J. Ferguson) Schabelitz, E. J. Research Laboratories "Santa Rosario," undescribed (See Mag-na "C") treatment for epithelioma. (1946) (continued)

- 87 - " Schach dem Krebs" (See Kuhl) Schliephake, Prof. Dr. E. (See Autohormonic Treatment) Schaffer, Dr. K. (See Polydyn) Schmeer, Sister Rosarii (See Schenk "blood-cleansing" and anti­ Clam Extract) toxin injections, combined with Cellular Therapy. (1969) Schmidt Parasite Also: Blood Test. The Wolfgang Schmidt Serum Barbosa Clinic Laboratories 1987 8th Street, Tijuana, Mexico (See Blastolysin V) Barbosa, Jose J., M.D. Estrella, George, M.D. Schmidt, Or. med. Siegmund (See Schenk, Anton, M.D. Beets)

Schenk's All Purpose Master Medi­ The School for Spiritual Science cine for external or internal use. (See Mistletoe) (1947) International Golden Rule Coop­ The School of Nutrition (See erating Union Parandel) Memphis, Mo. Schenk, Henry H. - Founder Schuessler (See Sch~ssler) and Primary Organizing Trustee Schuetz, George F. (See Dunkler) Schickedanz, Forrest S. (See Fremont Christian Clinic) Schultz-Dale Reaction (See Makari) Schirmer System, including Koch Synthetic Antitoxins and Lincoln Schumacher, Mrs. Joseph (See Bacteriophage therapy. Organizations - Cancer Infor­ Research Clinic (Formerly mation Crusade) called Corning Research Clinic, 20 11th St., N.E. Atlanta, Ga.) Dr. Schussler's (Schuessler) 929 Juniper Street, N.E. Twelve Tissue Remedies (1969) Atlanta, Ga. (Several, including Biochemic Schirmer, Dr. J. S. (Deceased) Homeopathic System) - Administrator (Formerly Administrator, Scientific Living, Inc. (See Corning Research Hospital, El Rancho Brand Whole Wheat) Corning, Ark. ) Scientific Research and Civil Rights Foundation (See Krebiozen)

- 88 - ( continued) Scientology (See Hubbard) Caracas, Venezuela

Score, John B. (See Saline­ Serums (Several, including AGTS, Hydrogen-Peroxide) Blond, Endobiont-Chondritin­ Enderlein, Flynn, Gerlach, Glover, Scott, Michael J., M.D. (See Hett, Nicolini and Solucion AC-37) Glover) Servicio Nacional de Cancer (See Seaman's Sanitarium (1932) Polyvaccination) 402 Magnetic Avenue Cherokee, Iowa Shallotte Inlet Healing Waters Seaman, Drs. C. O. and Son Shallotte Point, N.C. (1966) Treatment: Liquid escharotics with Hufham, Joseph S. combinations. Delco, N.C.

Selten, Mrs. Gertrude (See Shangri-La Health Resort (See Gerson) Natural Hygiene)

Semecarpus anacardium Linn. (See Shanklin Vibrator Device, Oint­ Diamond Carbon Compound) ment and Health Foods, including Aloe Leaves. (1960) Senicio Aureus (See Couts) Shanklin, Lloyd C. Kansas City, Mo. Sensitive Copper Chloride Crystal­ lization Test (See Pfeiffer) Shelton Diet Shelton, Herbert M., N.D., D.C. Sepenuk, Abraham (See Adler) Dr. Shelton's Health School (See Hygienic System) Seroyal Magnetic Affinitizer and accessories. (1955) Sheridan, James V.( Seroyal Brands, Inc. Sheridan Research ((See KC-49 Orinda, Calif. Foundation, Inc. (

Serton, Arnold, Inc. (See Sherwood, Willoughby W., M.D. Neoblastine) (See Fremont Christian Clinic)

Serums 105-A and 105-B, effective Shiastu Medicine (See Spencer) in treatment of rabbits. (1954) Suarez Mantilla, Dr. Carlos Shibuya, Tsutomu, M.D. ((See Clinica Arismendi Shiraki, Mr. Nob ( "S.N.K.") (continued)

- 89 - Shively, Franklin L., Sr., M.D. Smith, Van P. (See "Iron Alpha (See Multiple Enzyme Therapy) Crystals")

Shneiderov, Anatol J., (See SNH Compound (1951); Aminosulph Bin-Chaga) (1955). Sonora! Products Corporation Shooter Box (See Orgone Energy) 1910 Webster Avenue New York 57, N.Y. Shortwave Therapy (See Auto­ Tausig, Jack J., Phar.D.,PHG hormonic, Samuels and Spencer) (-1952) Rose, R.H. - Secretary Siccacell (See Fremont Christian (1955) Clinic, Fresh Cell Therapy and Hendricks) "S.N.K.," Enzymes/Yeast Joint­ Group Powder, containing Siccazell (See WOBE) Bamfolin. Also called Sasafolin. (1967) Silvert, Michael, M.D. (See Shiraki, Mr. Nob - Enzymes Orgone Therapy) Researcher and Export Agent Nishimatsu Kyoei Co., Ltd. Sinuothermic Institute, Inc. (See Minami Kyutaro-Machi 3-4 Urbuteit) Higashi-Ku, Osaka, Japan Shibuya, Tsutomu, M.D. Siphonospora polymorpha Von Japanese Red Cross Brehmer (See Toxinal) Osaka Hospital Osaka, Japan Skeletal Hormone (See Compound V) Nakano Bio-Chemical Lab. - Manufacturer Skin Tests (Several, including Nakano, Masao, Pharm. B. Anti-Malignin, Hadley, Makari, Matsubara, "S.A.5," and Society for Cancer Research Sanchez Gerena) (See Mistletoe Therapy)

Sloan, Earl (See Bundy) Sodium Compound (See Black)

Smalpage, E. Henty, O.M., M.B. Sodium Nucleinate (See C.N.T.) Smalpage Test (See "Christopine") Soles, Otto (See Keystone)

Smith, Lawrence Weld, M.D. (See Solomides, Dr. med. Jean (See Anticancergen Z-50 and Vaccine) Castor Bean)

- 90 - (continued) Solucion AC-37, containing Clinic) extracts of pituitary glands a.Ii.d Spears, Dan, D.C •. - Co-··. placenta of llamas. Also called Pirector (Former Chief of Venezuela cancer s-erum. (1952) Staff, Spears Chiropract.ic Gocins, Jean, M~D. S~nitarium and Hospital) (Also spelled Gocin and_ Gossens) Spears Free Clinic and Hospital Avenida. La Vega · .for Poor. Child·ren, Inc. · Caracas~- Venezuela· Denver, Colo. (Also See_ Cancer. Information Son.oral l?rc;,ducts .Corporation (See Crusade..,. Organiza~ions) SNH Compound) · · · Spe~tro.;.Ch.rome- device,. based on Sonus Film--0'-Sonic Spectroscopy. Also. F~vqrscope ·sonus Research.& Products Co. 'for :determining best. time of day_ · (See Billington and Hartman) .to ~se Sp_ectro~hrome .. · Operators called "Ncir.ma,lato~sll · (1966) · Sorrel, (Seve-ral, · including Spec trochrome ·. :J:nsti tu te Beasley and Couts) · ·Malaga, N.J~ Ghadiali, Dinshah P. · So.urid Control Development Co. · (Deceased)·- Director . (See H8:r~onizer) · Visi~le Research Spectr~ . Corporation . Southern Projects Associated; · Milwaukee, Wis·. Inc~ (See tn,ches) Spectrochrome _Institute (S~e· SPA (See .Lysozym.e). Spectre-Chrome) . . . *Spears· Hygieni-c System ba:s.ed on· Spectrbreductomete_r· (See Samuels) ·Spears Painless :chiropractic. Also used. ·Booster, a vitanµ.n Spectroscopy (See Spectra-Chrome). product compo$-ed of herbs~ { 1968) 'Also: Spears Basic Function Test The SpenC;er Cli'nic (1959) · . using Neuromicrometer ~ · · · "Villa Encantada" Health Resort Spears Chiropractic Hospital .Humboldt_ 70B, Cuernavaca, .and Clinic Morelos, _Mexico Spears., Leo, p. C •. (Deceased): · Spencer, T_.·A., M.D •. -· .:.. Former· Secretary-Treasurer Director . . ·and Owner Treatm~n t : · "Newes ·t .(and ·oldest) Spears, Howard, D.C~ - Co- natural therapeutic methods, . Dire·ctor (Former Chief ··of such a:s: · Fresh ce:)..1 therapy Staff, Spears Chiropractic . (Dr •. P. Niehans, Switzerland) ; (cont:i.nu~d) (continued)

-· 91 (continued) Vacuum-therapy (Dr. Bier, Sree Vinayak Cancer Research Berlin); Acupuncture (Chi­ Institute (See Neoplasmocide) nese system); Shiastu Medi­ cine (Japan); Neuro-regenera­ Stafford, Robert A., M.D. (See tion technique (according to Dotto) Dr. Krohn, Wiesbaden, Germany); Balancing of endo­ Stamets Botanical Medicines. crine function and ••• weight (1957) control. Osteopathy, Naturo­ Also: Iris diagnosis by means of pathy, Homeopathy, Zonereflex­ Irisdiagnostic chart. therapy, Colonies, curative Stamets, Dr. H. H. diets. Scientific fasting, 1640 Spy Run, Fort Wayne, Ind. Ultrasound and Shortwave therapy. Mexican Botanic Standard Laboratories, Ltd. (See therapy (Aztec and Inca H-11) Medicine, based on research by Dr. Martinez), Fresh-glandular Standard Process Laboratories therapy (according to Prof. (See CYTEC) Dr. Zajiceck, Univ. of Vienna)." Stanley Supply Company, Inc. (See CYTEC) · Spermatozoa (See Mac-Eachen) *Staphylococcus Phage Lysates Sphinx Laboratory (See Neoblastine) (SPL) or Lincoln Bacteriophage Therapy by Inhalation. (1966) Spiritual Purification (See The Lincoln Foundation Kelley) (Extinct) Formerly 309 High Street SPL (See Staphylococcus Phage Medford, Mass. Lysates) Lincoln, Robert E., M.D. (Deceased) - Founder Spleen Extracts (Several, including Mills, A. Ernest, M.D. - AF-2, Bovee, "S.A. 5," and Watson) Former Medical Director Division of Laboratory Research Spondylotherapy (See Abrams) and Development - Former Manu­ facturer Sputum Collection Kit (See CYTEC) P.O. Box 373, Swarthmore, Pa. Lincoln, Charles E. - Presi­ Squaw weed (See Couts) dent (of The Lincoln Founda-· tion) (continued)

- 92 - (continued) Roos, Christopher - Director Steyaert-Verhelle Liquid, with Delmont Laboratories, Inc. - active ingredients; nicotine, for­ Manufacturer (1964) maldehyde, dry soap and mineral Box 373, Swarthmore, Pa. oil. (1949) Mills, A. Ernest, M.D. - Steyaert-Verhelle, A. Medical Director, Division Langerbrugge-Evergem of Clinical Research Iez-Gand, Belgium 76 Boston Avenue West Medford, Mass. Stomach Cleanser (See Adler)

"Star" Girdle (See Meyer) Stone, Randolph, D.C., D.O. (See Polarity Therapy) "Static Breaker" (See Beebe) Strang Clinic (See Kanfer) Steiner treatment, using grapes, grape juice and Mucorhicin. Straus, Mrs. Charlotte R. (See (1965) Gerson) Steiner, Charlotte, D.C. Moraga, Calif. Street Method (See Aitchison)

Steiner, Dr. Rudolf (See Mistle­ Streptococcus haemolyticus (See toe Therapy) PC-B-45)

Stephens, John Taswell (See Suarez Mantilla, Dr. Carlos (See Hypotonic Therapy) Serums 105-A and 105-B)

Sterghiadou, Mrs. Amalia Submaxillary gland removal (1962) Steriad, Amalie G. Also: Undescribed Patzer blood Steriad, Mme. Th. Amelie test. (See Theraponcarkine) Patzer, Reynold, M.D., M.S. (Surg.) Sterngirdle (See Meyer) Professional Building 13th and Harvey Stevens Chroma-Ray Normalizer Oklahoma City, Okla. Stevens Chroma-Ray Projector E. J. Stevens Color Institute Sulfonic parafuchsin (See Stevens, Ernest J. Mac-Eachen) Stevens Helio-Chromo Energizer Stevens Helie-Scientific Company Sulfur and Sulfur Compounds (See Chromolux) (Several)

- 93 - Sun Spa Club International, Inc. Sutter, R. F., D.O. (See Nichols) (See Inches) Swamiji (See Maharaj) Sunbathing, Sunshine, etc. (Several, including Hidden Swanson, Gloria (See Krebiozen) Valley, Hygienic System, etc.) Swingle, Charles F., Ph.D. (See Sundance, Clarence Patrick (1965) Ferguson) Lava Hot Springs and Freedom, Ida. Symbiont-Serum-Enderlein (See Treatment: Herbal therapy, in­ Endobiont-Chondritin-Enderlein) cluding Hoxsey method. Synoglossom (See Epoulotin) Sunflower Seed Test (1965) Douglas, John J., M.D. Synthetic Antitoxins (See Koch) Clark Holden Clinic LaGrange, Ga. Micro-Med Biological Labora­ "T" Irradiated Water (See tories Atomotrone) 7126 Bellfort, Houston, Texas Otero, Hector - Owner Takeda, Mr. Yoshinobu (See Fukuin)

Sunglasses (See Ultraviolet Rays) Tamari, A. (See Pitrit)

Sun-Radiated Phosphorus Therapy Gohei Tanabe & Co., Ltd. (See (See Christopine) 8-Azaguanine)

Sun's Miracle Chaparral (Laurea Tausig, Jack J. (See SNH divericata) Herb Tea Tablets Compound) Missouri Continental, Inc. 10846 North Sundown Drive Taylor Clinic (1964) Scottsdale, Ariz. (Closed 1960) Formerly 4507 Gaston Ave., Supertumolyse (See Tumolyse) Dallas, Texas Taylor, Harry R., D.O. - Surgery (Physiologic Multistage) Former Operator (See Koster) 3701 Fairmont Street Dallas, Texas Suspensionmittel Rhein-Chemie Treatment: Formerly Hoxsey (See Fresh Cell Therapy) method; also reported to be using Laetrile and Formula L.

- 94 - (continued) Taylor, Prof. Horace (See Kehaia St. 2, New Faleron Antineol) (Phaliron), Greece

Tear extract (See Lysozyme) Thermalbath (See Heat Therapy)

Terrell, Truman C.((See "Thermal" Irradiated Water (See Terrell's Labs. ( Beard) Atomotrone)

Teshima Shiro (See 8-Azaquanine) Thiebaut method. (1952) Institut Ulysse Thiebaut Testicular parenchyma fraction 140 rue d'Epargne maille Testis powder St. Quentin, Aisne, France (See C.N.T.) Thiebaut, Dr. Ulysse

Tetrahydroxyquinone (See KC-49) Thomas, G. H. (See Minerals and Cultures) Teucrium Scarodonia (See Couts) Thompson, Mr. J. H. (See H-11) The - Titles beginning with "The" (i.e. The Lincoln Foundation, Thomson, James C. (See Nature etc.) will be found under the Cure) second word in the name - Thus, Lincoln for The Lincoln Founda­ Thunderaxe (See Aw Myo Choon) tion. Thurston Electronic Treatment Therapeutic Fasting (See Fasting) Instrument. (1964) Also: Radioscope for diagnosis. Theraphone (See Dunkler) Thurston, Frederick H.,D.O. (M.D. ?) Theraponcarkine or Therapocarkin Boise, Idaho for internal and extern~l cancer. (1949) Tiegel, Max, M.D. (See Heated Steriad, Amalie G. Ether Inhalation) Also: Steriad, Mme. Th. Amelie; Georghiad (or Gheorghiad or Tierzartlichen Hochschule (See Gheorghiades-Sterghiades), Mrs. Polydyn) Amalia or Amalie; Gheorghiadou (Sterghiadou), Mrs. Amalie or Tilden, J. H., M.D. (See Natural Georgiou-Asteriadou, Mrs. Hygiene) Amalie c/o Mrs. Freda Paschali (continued)

- 95 - Tissue Extracts (Several, includ­ Trafalgar Hospital {See Revici ing Matsubara, Solucion AC-37, Cancer Control) Spleen and Vassileff) Trall, R. T. (See Natural Tobey Maltz Foundation (See AGTS) Hygiene)

Toftness Chiropractic Clinic Transfusions {Several, including Toftness, Irving N., D.C. Jacquier) Toftness Post Graduate School (See Radioclas t) Trencavel, Albert (See Iodine)

Toksomelin (See Omelan) Tribasic calcium phosphate (See CompoundV) Tomarkin, Carlos Tomarkin Foundation Tribulus terrestris Linn. (See Tomarkin, Dr. Leandro W. Diamond Carbon Compound) (See Disulphamin) Trioray (colored hand lens) and Toxinal (1956) Chromoray-Focoray {a color lamp). Also: Test based on presence of (1941) blood-parasite, Siphonospora The Ernest Distributing Company polymorpha von Brehmer. Milwaukee, Wis • Interantionalen Freien Akademie Ernest, E. A. (International Free Academy) Bad Kreuznach, Germany Trophoblastic Thesis of Cancer Von Brehmer, Prof. Dr. W. - (See Laetrile) President Tropical Beach Hotel (See Inches) Toxins and An~i-Toxins (Several, including Koch and Toxinal) Trucco Treatment, adapted to in­ dividual patient. (1955) Toxoid (See Hartman) Trucco, Dr. Manuel C. Pueyrredon 1177 - 1° "A", Toxomelin (See Omelan) Buenos Aires, Argentina

TPS (See Makari) Trypanosoma cruzi (See Coudert and KR) Trace Mineral Therapy {See Minerals and Cultures) Trypsin (See Multiple Enzyme Therapy) Tracin (See Gregory)

- 96 - (continued) TST (See Makari) American Blood Irradiation Society (1965) Tubes (See Radioactive and Olney, Robert C., M.D. - Vrilium) President (1963) Providence Hospital Tucker, E. J., M.D. (See 4600 Valley Road, Lincoln, Haematoxylon) Nebr. Olney, Robert C., M.D. - Tumolyse (and Supertumolyse) Medical Director (1949) Humblet Laboratories Ultraviolet rays in sunlight, London, England admitted through the eyes, to (Also see Inverst Cations prevent or cure cancer; also do Tumolyse) not use sunglasses. (1971) Ott, John Nash - Executive Tumor Polysaccharide Substances Director Tumor Skin Test (TST) Environmental Health and Light (See Makari) Research Institute Sarasota, Fla. Tumor Statin (See CV Tumor Statin) Umezawa, Hamao et al (See Caryomycin) Turner, D. L. (See Myelokentric Acid) Union Francaise de Recherches Coutre le Cancer (See Carcin) Turpentine (See Jacquier) Unitarian or Trophoblastic Twelve Tissue Remedies (See Thesis of Cancer (See Laetrile) Biochemic Homeopathic System) United X-Ray and Equipment, Inc. Tyrosinase (See Melanoma Diet) (See Hydro-Oxy-Colon)

Unitrol (See Cantor) Ultrasonics (See Garten) Unity Downtown Center Ultrasound Therapy (See Spencer) Unity School of Christianity (See Faith Healing) *Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation Intravenous Treatment, or Intra­ Universal Microscope (See Rife). venous Ultraviolet, combined with Koch Antitoxin: Glyoxylide. (1969) Uranium Tunnel (1956) (continued) (continued)

- 97 - (continued) (continued) Crook, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth genes, a bacterium. (1968) Lone Rock, Wis. Also: Test on the basis of Myco­ bacterium found in cancer patients. Urbuteit Method. (1947) Livingston, Virginia Wuerthele­ Sinuothermic Institute, Inc. Caspe, M.D. (College, Hospital, Clinic, 9362 La Jolla Farms Road Club) La Jolla, Calif. 807 Euclid, Cor. Ola. Avenue Alexander-Jackson, Eleanor, M.D. Tampa, Fla. Institute of Comparative Medi­ Urbuteit, Dr. Fred cine, Columbia University New York, N.Y. Urine (Several, including Crofton, (Both formerly Research Lab­ H-11, Myelokentric and Lymphoken­ oratory for the Study of tric Acids, and Vaccine) Proliferative Diseases, Pres­ byterian Hospital, Newark, Urine Test for Cancer (Several, N .J.) including Beard, Held, Kelley, Smith, Lawrence Weld, M.D. Niehans and Nitro-Steroxin) 1025 Fifth Avenue New York 28, N.Y. Urotensiometer (See Revici Cancer Control) Vacuum Therapy (See Spencer)

Utah Indian Cancer Cure (See .Vaidya, Antubhai, D.Sc. (Ayur.) Indian Cancer Cure) (See Diamond Carbon Compound)

UTTC (See Laetrile) Vallan, Lance, M.D. (See Gerson)

Van Leeuwen, G. H. (See Neo­ Vaccines and Anti-Vaccines blastine) (Several, including Anti-Tubercle, Blastolysin V, Blond, Crofton, Varencollyre Endobiont-Chondritin-Enderlein, Varenoferments Frost, Hadley, Hornedo, Issels Varenol Blanchard Liquid and Parsons) Varenolax (See Blanchard) *Vaccine, prepared from pleuro­ pneumonia-like organisms (PPLO) The Variety Club of New York cultures from patient's urine, (See Revici Cancer Control) combined with antibacterials and diet. Also used Pseudomonas aero- Vaseline (See Petroleum Products) (continued)

- 98 - Vasileff Opobiochemotherapeutic "Villa Encantada" Health Resort treatment, based on complicated (See Spencer) regime of gland extract and chemicals varied according to Vinayak Cancer Research Institute individual patient and cancer (See Neoplasmocide) site. (1953) Vasileff, Dr. Boris H. Viola, Bartholomew (See Blastoly­ Via S. Pietro all'orto 3, sin V) Milan, Italy Violet Leaves cooked with sugar. Vegetable Extracts and Oils (1951) (Several) Roa, Oscar Calle 15, No. 806 Vegetarian Diet (Several, in­ Vedado, Ravanna, Cuba cluding: Bulkley, L. Duncan - Sr. Violets (Several) Physician (1917) New York Skin and Cancer Virus Microscope Institute (See Hospital, New York, N.Y. Rife) (Also see "Food as Medicine," Macrobiotic, and Natural Hygiene) Vi-San Food Supplement Thera­ peutic. (1961) Velez, Dr. Francisco Jose (See Visan Nutritional Laboratories Anti-Tubercle Vaccine) (Formerly Vi-San Company) 146 Titus Street Venezuela Cancer Serum (See Panorama City, Calif. Solucion AC-37) Legerton, Curtis C. - Execu­ tive Vice President and Verein f~r Krebsforchung (See General Counsel Mistletoe Therapy) Viscolacticum((See Vibrator Device (See Shanklin) Viscomays ( Kuhl)

Vibratory Rate Rheostat (See Vishwa Kalyan Ashram (See Abrams) Maharaj)

Vieri undescribed method. (1968) Visible Research Spectrum Corpo­ Vieri, Dr. Aldo ration (See Spectro-Chrome) Institute Regina Elena Rome, Italy Visual Test (See Guiglia)

- 99 - Vitaflex, Nutrition and Color, Vitozone Company using Foot Roller, Color Lamp and Vitozone Generator Device Master Cleanser. (1960) (See Ozone) Burroughs, Stanley A. Riverside, Calif. Vit-Ra-Tox, including Greenlife, Burroughville Specialties a natural vitamin. (1969) Arlington, Calif. Irons, V. E., Inc. Boston, Mass. Vital-Tone (See Atomotrone) Irons, V. Earl - President and Treasurer Vitamin B15H8 (See Beard) Vives Mac-Eachen, Prof. J.P. Vitamin F (Reptilina), the most (See Mac-Eachen) active form found in lecithins which are rich in arachidonic Von Ardenne, Dr. Manfred acid. (1959) Von Ardenne Research Institute Also: Test by Aviles constipation (See Heat Therapy) method, based on presence of Bacillus coli. Von Brehmer, Prof. Dr. W. (See Centro de Investigaciones de Toxinal) Plantas y Animales Medicinales Angela Peralta 32~305 Vorbeck, John Chester, M.D. (See Guadalajara, Jal., Mexico Radium Emanation Generators) Aviles, Prof. Humberto - Director Vrat, Ved (See Arginase)

Vitamin H-3 (See H-3) Vrilium Catalytic Barium Chloride Tube or Magic Spike. Vitamin Products Company (1951) (See Lee) Vrilium Products Company Chicago, Ill. Vitamins (Several, including Erickson, George C. - Presi­ Curd, Inverst Cations Tumolyse, dent Jacquier, KC-555, Nutri-Bio, Kay, Dr. Abbott E. - Discov­ Page, Spears and Vit-Ra-Tox) erer of Vrilium Nelson, Robert T., Jr. - Vice Vita-Press Juicer (See Gerson) President Nelson, Robert T., Sr. Vita-Ray (See Atomotrone) (Deceased) - Inventor of Magic Spike.

- 100 - (continued) Wachtel, Henry K., M.D. Kitchener, Ontario, Canada Wachtel, Joseph S., J.D. Watson, Dr. Geo:rge. F. (See Antineol) Watson, Dr~ W. T. · (See Koch) ··Waldemar Medical Research Foun­ datio~, Inc. (See M-P Virus) '.'Waves" . (See Colbrant) ·

Walker, B. Norman, ~.ri. (See Wayside Rest Home (See Ozone) Autotherapy) Weise, Dr. Emil H. (1952) . Wally Bohannon-Hodgkin's 712 Laura Street Research Foundation (See Jacksonville, Fla. Antiserum) Treatment: Koch Therapy. Test: Irisdiagnosis. Warburg, Dr. Otto (See Heat Therapy) Welch, Elsa (See .Frost)

Warehime, Dort_ald, D.O •. (See Mud Weleda, Inc. (See Mistletoe Poultices) Therapy)

Warkentin, John K., D.C. (See Western Life Deveiopment Corp. Curd) (See Inches)

Water (See Hypotonic Therapy) Westrick, D-r:. Fritz (See CH-23)

Water Cure or.Hydro..:Therapy Wetherill, Richard W. · (See (Several, including: .· Hµmanetics) Kneipp; Sebastian (Secret Chamberlain of ·the Pope) wti·eatgrass Manna, freshly. pre­ Parish Priest (Aboµt 1850) . pared juice of wheatgrass. · (1969) Worishofen, Bavaria, Germany Health School (Also see Atomot:rone, H:i,dden · New Outlook Homestead Valley Health RartGh, Mini:rtberg, 186 West St., Stoughton, or and. Natural Methods)· · P .O._Box 189, · Astor Station, Boston, Mass. Watson, Dr. George F. (See Watson Wigmore, Ann; D.D. - Operator splenic extract) Rising Sun Christianity-. National Medical-Physical Watson splenic extract of calves. Research Foundation, Inc. (1967) 25 Exeter Street Kitchener Clinic .Boston, Mass • (continued) (continued)

- 101 - (continued) Drumheller, Margaret - Wilson Frost Memorial Cancer Executive Secretary Clinic (See Frost)

Whitby, Henry Augustus Morton, Wilson, Joseph W., M.D. (See M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (See Bio­ Mucorhicin) electronics Detection) Wilson's Mammary Substance and White, Dr. George Starr (See Wilson's Spleen Substance Rithmo-DuoColor) (See Bovee)

Whitlock, D. Elliott (See Windstosser, K., M.D. (See Ferguson) Endobiont-Chondritin-Enderlein)

Wiener Poliklinik (See Polydyn) Winslow Laboratories (See KC-49)

Wigmore, Ann, D.D. (See Wheat Wireless Energy Currents (See Grass Manna) Polarity Therapy)

Wilborn, Mary E., Ph.T. Wisner, Harold E., M.D. (See Wilborn, R. G., Koch) Wilborn's Health Manor (See Hygienic System) WOBE,Carzodelan and Siccazell ampuls. (1966) The Wilheim Reich Foundation Also: Test by Abderhalden (See Orgone Energy) reactions. Biological Research Institute, Willheim, Robert R., M.D. (See Inc. Revici Cancer Control) 85 East 79th Street New York, N.Y. William Dunkler Laboratory (See Wolf, Max, M.D. - President Dunkler) Wolf, Max, M.D. (See WOBE) Williams Boyd T. Dr. Williams Sanatorium Wolf, William, M.D. (See Carzo­ (See Cautery) delan) Williams, Henry N., M.D. (See The Wolfgang Schmidt Serum Pfeiffer) Laboratories (See Blastolysin V)

Williams, Dr. Kenneth C. (See "Wonder Clay" used in a detoxify-' Ferguson) ing program, combined with Dr. (continued)

- 102 - (continued) Evers diet and rejuvenating Yeast Therapy. (1951) method. (1968) Gottschalk, Prof. Dr. med. F. Peaceful Meadow Resort Berchtesgaden-Bischofswiesen, 7075 Valmont Drive Germany Boulder, Colo. Protti, Prof. Dr. - Director Kroeger, Rudolph - Owner Centro Tumori Kroeger, Hanna - Owner (Cancer Investigation Center) Ospedale Busto Arisizio Wonder Salve (See Adler) near Milan, Italy

World Health Center (See Maharaj) Yin/Yang Balance (See Macrobiotic Diet) World Life Research Institute (See Ferguson) Yoga (See Jacobs)

Wortman, F. P. (1966) Yokoyama, Koji (See Bamfolin) 526 Second Avenue, Albany, Ga. Treatment: Six-hour Grape treat­ Young Tissue Extract or Y. T. ment, using Unsweetened Con­ Extract, with special diet. (1959) cord Grape Juice. Davidson, J. R., M.D. (Deceased) Formerly Associate Professor of Wright, Ralph Collier (See Clinical Medicine Neuro-Vita) University of Manitoba Winipeg, Manitoba, Canada Wuerthele-Caspe, Virginia, M.D. (See Vaccine) Youngblood, J. T. (See Oreancelli)

Y. T. Extract (See Young Tissue Yackley, Clarence A. (See Ozone) Extract)

Yakusasa (See Bamfolin) Yuen, Chew Cahoone, D. C. (See Chinese Herbs) Yale, Arthur Wells, M.D.((See Yale Foundation ( Rife) Z-50 (See Anticancergen Z-50) Yang (See Macrobiotic Diet) ZA (See Inverst Cations Tumolyse) Yeast (Several, including Beet, Couts, Neobiotics, "S .N .K.," and Zabel, Prof. Dr. Werner (See /Zymosan) Ganzheite-therapie}

- 103 - (continued) Zabila Juice (1954) Burroughs, Stanley E. Ecuador 3105 S.E. 77th Avenue Portland, Ore. Zajicek, Prof. Dr. (See Spencer) Fitzgerald, William, (M.D.?) (Deceased) Zalac, Steve (See Laetrile) Bowers, Edwin F., (M.D.?) Hartford, Conn. Zamora, Francisco Zamora, Mrs. Francisco Zonereflextherapy (See Spencer) Zamora, Mildred Cates, R.N. (See Bio-Medical Detoxification Zones of Ploder (See Ct Therapy) Treatment)

Zebetal and "Magic in Mud." Zovluck Cancer Method, (1964) "Guaranteed Health or Money Liebstein, Abraham Morris, M.D. Back," formerly; now using sup­ Hotel Lucerne, 210 W. 79th St. ervised fasting, corrective New York, N.Y. exercises and diet with Chiro­ practic. (1966) Zellular-Therapie Nebenniere Chiropractic Center of Queens Zellular-Therapie Siccazell and Long Island (See Fresh Cell Therapy) 91-02 Sutphin Boulevard Jamaica, Queens, N.Y. Zen Macrobiotic Diet ·(see Zovluck, Bernarr, Doctor of Macrobiotic Diet) Chiropractic, Natural Hygiene - Director ZhG-1 and ZhG-2 (See Gordeev) Chiropractic Center of Brooklyn 147 Montague St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Zinc (See Inverst Cations Lee, Herbert, D.C. - Director Tumolyse) Chiropractic Center of Bronx 1015 So. Boulevard, Bronx, N.Y. Zinc Chloride and Blood Root Harris, Steven, D.C. - (Several) Director Chiropractic Center of New York Zinnitz, Prof. Dr. med. F. (See 152 W. 42nd St., New York, N.Y. A-Blastomase) Jacobs, Morton, D.C. - Director ZLT (See Anticancergen Z-50) Zuccala Biological Laboratory Zone Therapy or Reflexology (See Anticancergen Z-50) (1965) (Several, including: (continued)

- 104 - Zuccala, Georges., Hon.Sc.D. Zuccala Lytic Test (See Anticancergen Z-.50 and Institute for Nuclear Serology)

Zuleta Liquid administered by injection. (1957) Zuleta, Sr. Eduardo Alberto Contestacion a Casilla del Mercado Central N. 192, Maracaibo, Venezuela Zymosan, a yeast extract and enzyme. (1958) Unidentified Dutch Scientists.

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INDEXOF ORGANIZATIONS

IDENTIFIED WITH

UNPROVENMETHODS OF CANCERMANAGEMENT SECTION II

INDEX OF ORGANIZATIONSCONCERNED WITH UNPROVENMETHODS OF CANCERMANAGEMENT

(continued) Abrams, Albert, M.D. (See of unproven methods exchanged Amer. Assoc. for Medico~ ideas and demonstrated methods. Physical Research) Published quarterly, The Journal of Medical-Physical American Association for Medico­ Research. Physical Research (Organized (See Also American Therapeutic 1911) (Dissolved 1963. Became Research Foundation) American Therapeutic Research Foundation) American Association of Consti­ (Formerly The American Associa­ tutional Medicine (Being organ­ tion for Spondylotherapy} ized, June 1957) Abrams, Albert, M.D. (Deceased) Nat. Admin. Offices: - Founder 472 Caldwell Boulevard, Thurston, Frederick H., M.D. - Nampa, Ida. President Purpose: A movement of medical Boise, Ida. freedom. Beard, Howard H., Ph.D. - 1st Activity: A progressive liberal Vice President group of professional fellows Fort Worth, Texas who have graduated from ap­ Samuelsen, Dr. Henry D. - proved Colleges of Naturop­ Secretary-Treasurer athy, Osteopathy, Homeopathic 5716 W. Lake Street Medicine, Chiropratic, etc. Chicago 44, Ill. and can be licensed by State Heald, Dr. Ronald E. - Asst. Boards of Examiners. Secretary-Treasurer and Public Relations American Association for Spondylo­ 1510 Irving Park Road therapy (See American Association Chicago 13, Ill. for Medico-Physical Research) Purpose: Formed "by large group of medical men who were American Foundation for Homoeop­ dissatisfied with the lack of athy (1966) progress being made in medi­ 2726 Quebec Street, N.W. cal research and practice." Washington, D. C., 20008 _/ Activity: Held annual conven­ Sutherland, Allan D., M.D. - tions at which proponents Chairman (continued) (continued)

- 107 - (continued) (continued) Furr, Edward B. - Vice-Chairman Floyd, Oscar - President (1963) Lavelle ·, James I. - Treasurer Gross, Robert R. - Educational Lavelle, Margery B. - Secretary Chairman (1958) Leahy, John J. - General 217 W. 12th Street Counsel. New York, N.Y. Purpose: To promote the art of Purpose: World-wide organization healing from a strictly hom­ devoted to the promulgation eoepathic standpoint; to of health truths through establish and direct Homoeo­ natural methods. pathic centers and research Activity: 3 kinds of memberships: work; to educate the laity 1) Professional members, li­ concerning Homoeopathy, and censed practitioners, gradu­ to serve as a reference cen­ ates of schools or colleges ter for information and a of healing or hygiene, resi­ repository for literature dents of U.S. or its terri­ on Homoeopathy. tories, practicing Natural Hy­ Activity: Conducts summer Post­ giene to exclusion of all graduate School for Physi­ therapeutics, modes and meth­ cians in Homoeopathy; estab­ ods; 2) Student Fellowship, lishes Laymen's Leagues, af­ after completion of 1 year filiated with the Founda­ of study, for students of Nat­ tion, which promote lay ural Hygiene; 3) Lay members instruction; prints and who accept principles of Nat­ distributes pamphlets on ural Hygiene and desire to the subject; promotes re­ aid work of Society. Also search under 3 funds; has local Societies. Held Harrington Fund for Nervous 18th annual convention in Diseases; Lulu R. Cannon June 1966. Publishes monthly Fund for Cancer Research, Journal of Natural Hygiene. and Tilton Fund; publishes The Layman Speaks , a Homoeo­ American Therapeutic Research pathic Digest . 4 classes of Foundation (Organized 1962) (1964) membership are open: Life, (Formerly American Association $500; Sustaining, $25 per for Medical-Physical Research) year; and Associate, $5 per Roy, Dr. Leo - President year. Ontario, Canada Cooper, Dr. Walter T. - Vice­ American Natural Hygiene Society President (Organized April 1949) (1969) Detroit, Mich. 205 West Wacker Drive Gasser, Dr. Doris L. - Secretary Chicago, Ill. 60606 -Treasurer (continued) (continued)

- 108 - (continued) (continued) Box 283, Prairie du Sac, Wis. on good cancer treatments . Anderson, Dr. David R. - Asst. · and disseminate this inform­ Secretary-Treasurer . tion as widely as humanly . Chicago, Ill. possible ... to save lives and Purpose: "Print and . discussi9n prevent suffering." of discoveries of .men who Activity: Publishes and dist:rib-' have no other outlet, where­ utes March of Truth on Cancer by the value of their ideas periodically, and distributes can be encouraged and put to other reports and reprints full use" to "make a Thera­ on new or unproven methods peutic potential of which we of cancer treatment. will all be proud and from which many will benefit." · Armstrong, Reverend Hart R. (See Activity: Annual conventions and · Defender) publication of a quarterly journal where ideas on "Therapeutics and subjects Bailey, Herbert (See Cmt. for .Ind. connected with it" can be tancer Res. & Freedom For . Cancer exchanged. Res. · Cmt.)

Anderson, A. Fitz Roy (See Bailey·, James .· (see ·Internat. Assn. Health Committee) of Cancer Victims and Friends)

Anderson, Dr. David R. (See Amer. B~folin (See Cancer Information Ther. Res. Found.) .Crusade) .

Anti-Cancer Drugs Beard, Howard H., Ph.D . . (See Amer. Anticancergen Z-5O Assn. for Med.-Phys. Res., Cancer Antineol Information Crusade, and Internat. (See Cancer Information Crusade) Assn. of Cancer Victims and Friends) The Arlin J. Brown Information Center (1969) Borden, Alphaus H. R & J Books Bradley, Elizabeth P.O. Box 251, Fort Belvoir, Va. Bradley, . Sydney K. (Formerly P.O. Box 8693, (See Ind. Citizens Res. Found.) Washington, D. . C.) . Brown, Arlin J. - Director of Brown, Arlin J. (See Arlin J. L Research . Brown fof .. Center) Purpose: "To gather informati.on (continued)

- 109 - Cahill, R. M. (See Cmt. For A Cancer Lipid Concentrate (See Fair Test of Krebiozen) Cancer Information Crusade)

Cancer Information Crusade (1969) Cancer News Journal Scranton, Pa. Cancer Service League Schumacher, Catherine (Mrs. (See Internat. Assn. of Cancer Joseph) Victims and Friends) Purpose: To obtain recognition of 29 unproven methods, includ­ Cannon Fund for Cancer Research ing: Anticancergen Z-50 and (See Amer. Found. for Homoeopathy) Zuccala Test, Antineol, Bamfolin, H. H. Beard Methods, Can-Vic-Anon (See Internat. Assn. Cancer Lipid Concentrate, of Cancer Victims and Friends) Carzodelan, Coley's Mixed Toxins, Crofton Vaccine, Carden, Mae Diamond Carbon Compound, Carey, Graham Fresh Cell Therapy, The Frost (See Ind. Citizens Res. Found.) Method, Glover Serum, "Grape Cure," Hett "Cancer Carzodelan (See Cancer Information Serum," Hoxsey Method, Crusade) Iscador, Koch Antitoxins Krebiozen, Laetrile, Casey, Lane and Mittendorf (See Mucorhicin, Nicolini, Ind. Citizens Res. Found.) Polonine, Rand Vaccine Revici Cancer Control, Dr. Coley's Mixed Toxins (See Cancer Shively's Therapy, Spears Information Crusade) Hygienic System, and Staphylococcus Phage Lysates Committee For A Fair Test of or Lincoln Bacteriophage Krebiozen, Inc. (Organized Lysates. Aug.(?) 1958) (1964) Activity: Distributing information 343 South Dearborn Street on the 29 unproven methods, Chicago, Ill. with note: "Write To Your Davis, John M. (Deceased) - Senators and Congressmen. Former President Demand a Test of the '29' Malan, Francis - Vice Anti-Cancer Drugs. President Ross, Zelma Lee - Vice Cancer Friends Reporter (See President and Chairman, Internat. Assn. of Cancer Victims Petition Committee and Friends) Cahill, R. M. - Treasurer Rudeen, Myra - Secretary (continued)

- 110 - (continued) (continued) Meyer, Henry L. - Publicity and arrange independent con­ Chairman trolled medical studies to de­ Purpose: To demand that the Amer­ termine their worth or lack of can Cancer Society give Kre­ it, without attacking anyone. biozen the "Double Blind" Activity: Sought to establish test; and to keep up this truth about Krebiozen: 1) by demand until completion of promotion and distribution of the test. Bailey's "K:Krebiozen--Key to Activity: Circulation of Cancer?" and Dr. A. C. Ivy's petitions for signatures of monograph, "Observations on people joining in this de­ Krebiozen in the Management mand, (over 21,000 signatures of Cancer, "2) by raising received by ACS in 1958), and funds for large scale produc­ of Herbert Bailey's "A Matter tion of Krebiozen, and 3) by of Life or Death"; urging forcing acceptance of strict­ people to withhold contribu­ ly controlled experiment by tions to ACS until the test the A.M.A. Accomplished is made; notifying Congress­ only first objective. men of the number of people Dissolved: Sometime in June 1957, in each man's district its supporters founded Free­ (signers of the petitions) dom for Cancer Research Com­ who are interested in seeing mittee & Independent Cancer a fair test of Krebiozen. Research Foundation.

Commi ttee for Independent Cancer Contreras, Ernesto, M.D. (See Research (Org. Sept. 1956) (1957) Internat. Assn. of Cancer Vic­ Originally 3163 Pine Grove Ave., tims and Friends) Chicago, Ill. From Mar. 1957 on: Ellery Lane, Cooper, Dr. Walter T. (See Amer. Westport, Conn. Ther. Res. Found.) Swanson, Gloria - Chairman Bailey, Herbert - President Crecelius, Charles I. (See Nat. Hayes, Claude H. - Vice Health Fed.) President Henderson, Catherine S. - Crofton Vaccine (See Cancer Infor­ Executive Secretary mation Crusade) Mar. 1957: Kasson, David M. (Deceased 1958) - President Davis, John M. (See Cmt. For A Fair J?urpose: To investigate various Test of Krebiozen) cancer remedies for which se­ rious claims have been made Defenders of the Christian Faith, (continued) (continued)

- 111 - (continued) (continued) Inc. (Organized 1926) (1969) Rico, Dominican Republic, Also known as: Defenders, Inc. Haiti, Mexico, El Salvador, Defender Publishers Liberia in Africa, and among Defender Book and Bible House Spanish immigrants to the Defenders Townhouse U.S., particularly in New 928 Linwood Boulevard, or York City. P.O. Box 5515, Kansas City, Mo. (Formerly 2502-2506 East Douglas Diamond Carbon Compound Ave., Wichita, Kansas) Dr. Shively's Therapy Winrod, Gerald B., D.D. (See Cancer Information Crusade) (Deceased 1957) - Founder Montgomery, Dr. G. H. (Deceased) Donsbach, Kurt, D. C. (See Nat. - Former President Heal th Fed. ) Armstrong, Reverend Hart R. - President Flowers, M. L. -Secretary­ Evans, Harry (See Food, Drug Treasurer and Cosmetics Assn.) Purpose: Motivation is religious and patriotic. They regard the relief of pain and suffer­ FitzGerald, Benedict F., Jr. (See ing as a practical Christian Nat. Assn. for Advancement Ind. service and are committed to Res. and Nat. Health Fed.) the task of disseminating information. Flowers, M. L. (See Defenders) Activity: During Dr. Winrod's life­ time, were actively engaged in Floyd, Oscar (See Amer. Natural promoting unproven methods of Hygiene Society) treatment, such as Hoxsey, Lincoln, Koch, etc., through Food, Drug & Cosmetics Associa­ articles in The Defender which tion, Inc. (Organized 1958) they publish-:-and through (1959) books, booklets, and pamphlets, 3 560 Broadway, New York 31, N. Y. many of them staff written, Evans, Mr. Harry - Temporary which they distributed and Secretary sold. Since his death, this Purpose: To combat campaign "at­ activity has been limited. tacking 'quackery' in the Their religious activities health food field," which , include sponsorship and by presenting only one point support of theological of view , is "ca l culated to seminaries in the U.S. and discredit" most of the "legit­ missionary work in Puerto imate and responsible business (continued) (continued)

- 112 - (continued) (continued) concerns engaged in the food, Bailey's 11K. Krebiozen--Key industry." to Cancer, 11 worked with Na­ Activity: Raising funds and ac­ tional Health Federation cumulating sufficient politi­ against Weinberger Bill and cal strength to present their in establishing Washington side to legislative connnit­ headquarters, carried on ex­ tees and to organize 11watch­ tensive correspondence and dog connnittees" to check 11 the speaking program, accepting little innocuous bills" in­ only travel and subsistence troduced in state legisla­ costs. All work done as pub­ tures as well as Congress. lic service, no officer ac­ cepting remuneration of any Fraser, Gordon (See Internat. sort. Assn. of Cancer Victims and Dissolved: on Kasson's death June Friends) 2, 1958. He desired support­ ers to transfer services and Freedom for Cancer Research contributions to Independent Connnittee, Inc. (1958) Cancer Research Foundation, Ellery Lane, Westport, Conn. or, if they wished a 11 fight­ Kasson, David M. (Deceased) - ing" group, to the National Former President Health Federation. Bailey, Herbert - Associate (Also see Cmt. for Ind. Cancer Purpose: To "fight the drug monop­ Res., Inc.) oly and its fronts; the Ameri­ can Medical Association, the Fresh Cell Therapy American Cancer Society, the (See Cancer Information Crusade) U. S. Public Health Service, the National Cancer Institute Fritz, Isobel ((See Internat. Assn. the Food and Drug Administra­ Fritz, Norman ( of Cancer Victims tion, and the so-called advi­ ( and Friends) sory boards, by using every legal, editorial and political Frost Method means. 11 (See Cancer Information Crusade) Activity: Through group of approx. 2,000 individuals dedicated Furr, Edward B. (See Amer. Found. enough to contribute and work, for Homoeopathy) issued pamphlet "exposing the corrupt situation, 11 worked for reduction of appropria- Garrity, Devin A. (See Ind~ / tions to governmental health Citizens Res. Found.) / agencies, made re-run of (continued)

- 113 - (continued) Gasser, Dr. Doris L. (See Amer. fluential individuals who Ther. Res. Found.) have participated in an ACS campaign. Membership is open Glover Serum (See Cancer to any child whose parent Information Crusade) was killed in action or died of service connected dis­ Gold Star Sons and Daughters of ability. the U.S. (Org. before Apr. 1956) (1962) Goldthwaite, Stuart (See Internat. 2710 31st Street, S.E. Assn. of Cancer Victims and Washington 20, D.C. Friends) Harris, David E. - Founder and National President (Past) Gould, Symon (See Health Guild) Harris, Mrs. Helen M. - "Trustee, Mother of the Founder Grant, Maurice (See Internat. and Cancer Victim:" Assn. of Cancer Victims and Purpose: "To Keep Faith with Our Friends) Fathers By Holding High the Torch of Americanism," and "Grape Cure" (See Cancer principles upon which our Na­ Information Crusade) tion was Founded by active participation in our communi­ Gross, Robert R. (See Amer. ties and with Congress on the Natural Hygiene Society) vital issues that confront our Nation and have a vital bearing upon our future." Harrington Fund. for Nervous Dis­ Activity: Distributing mimeo­ eases (See Amer. Found. for graphed letters on legal size Homoeopathy) Gold Star Sons & Daughters letterhead. These have re­ Harris, David E. quested an evaluation of Harris, Mrs. Helen M. Mucorhicin, quoted liberally (See Gold Star Sons & Daughters) from David Kasson's pamphlet, the Globe Gazette, National Hart, Fred J. (See Nat. Health Health Federation Bulletin, Fed.) etc., and demanded that American Cancer Society cam­ Hayes, Claude H. (See Cmt. for paign posters be eliminated Ind. Cancer Res. & Ind. Citizens from Postal trucks. All are Res . Found . ) signed by Helen M. Harris and are sent principally to in- (continued)

- 114 - (continued) Heald, Dr. Ronald E. (See Amer. for other publications, in­ Assn. for Med.-Phys. Res.) cluding a regular column in Godfrey's Let's Live on veg­ The Health Committee (Newly org. etarianism. Oct. 1957) (1957) Box 101, New York 21, N.Y. Health Research (1969) Anderson, A. Fitz Roy - 70 Lafayette Street Director Mokelumne Hill, Calif. 95245 Purpose: Not known. Wilborn, R. G., D.C. - Activity: Campaigning for spread Director of "No Smoking" signs in pub­ Purpose: To make available read­ lic places, such as restau­ ing material in natural heal­ rants, elevators, waiting ing whether current and up-to­ rooms, etc., by regular date or old and out-of-print series of small advertise­ so that people may have com­ ments in the N.Y. Times. plete information available on healing and the human body. Health Guild (1959) Activity: Selling, buying and 117 West 48th Street printing (sometimes in mimeo­ New York 36, N.Y. graphed form) current , import­ Gould, Symon (Deceased) - ed, old, rare and out-of-print Former Director books on all phases of healing Purpose: To enable people to keep and health, through publica­ healthy by making available tion of catalogues of new progressive health ideas of books three or four times a writers, teachers, exponents year, catalogues of rare and educators, as set forth books less often, and through in simple, clear details and frequent (almost monthly) easy-to-follow methods for book lists featuring certain self-application in books in titles and offering informa­ the fields of Natural Healing, tion "Budgets," giving Correct Diet, Herbalsim, Sex "research information data, Hygiene, Vegetarianism, Yoga, valuable addresses and recipes Organiculture, Exercise, gathered from rare books, Relaxation, etc. public lectures and private Activity: Publishes catalogue of correspondence over a period books, equipment and services of several years," as pre­ available in these fields, in­ miums with orders of $5.00 cluding advertisements for or more. Also sells health unproven methods of treatment; and stationery supplies. lectures, and writes articles (continued)

- 115 - (continued) Henderson, Catherine S. (See Cmt. Hayes, Claude H. - Director for Ind. Cancer Res.) Smulders, Francis - Director Straub, Elinor - Director Hett "Cancer Serum" (See Cancer Vaughan, Denis - Director Information Crusade) Vaughan, Helene- Director McLaughlin, Marjorie - Hoffman, Cecil (Mrs. Donald) Secretary (See Internat. Assn. of Cancer Casey, Lane & Mittendorf - Victims and Friends) Counsel Purpose: "The I.C.R.F. makes no Howell, Robert (See Nat. Health judgments, evaluations or Fed.) recommendations. It merely reports available documented Hoxsey Method (See Cancer Infor­ material in the area of can­ mation Crusade) cer research." Activity: Sends out information concerning various proposed Independent Cancer Research Foun­ anti-cancer agents, with par­ dation (See Ind. Citizens Res. ticular emphasis on the "aban­ Found.) doned" cancer patient, in the form of Bulletins falling in­ *Independent Citizens Research to 3 catogories: Treatment Foundation For the Study of De­ Bulletins, Status Reports and generative Diseases, Inc. (For­ Prevention Bulletins. merly Indepent Cancer Research Collects funds to support Foundation, Inc.) independent cancer treatments, (Org. August 1957) (1969) such as Mucorhicin, Krebiozen, 468 Ashford Ave., Ardsley, N.Y. etc., and holds meetings to (Formerly 71 West 23rd St,, and acquaint membership with 118 W. 57th St. , New York, N.Y.) unproven therapies. Has also Borden, Alphaus H. - President supported research on un­ Garrity, Devin A. - Vice Pres. proven blood test for cancer. Seeber, Mrs. Dorothea P. - (Also see Cmt. for Ind. Cancer Secretary and Executive Res. and Freedom for Cancer Res. Director Cmt.) Tomb, Miss Eleanor - Treasurer Swanson, Gloria - Directo r *The Int ernat i onal Association of Bradley, Elizabeth - Di rec t or Cancer Victims and Friends, Inc. Bradley, Sydney K. - Director (Organized Aug. 1963) (1971) Carden, Mae - Director Box 707, Solana Beach, Calif. Carey, Graham - Director (Formerly 5726 La Jolla Boulevard, (conti nued) (continued)

- 116 - (continued) (continued) La Jolla, Calif., and 5525 El of treatment and doctor." Cajon Boulevard, San Diego, Calif.) Activity: Issues monthly Cancer Hoffman, Cecile (Mrs. Donald) News Journal and Cancer (Deceased) - Founder Friends Reporter, and pam­ McKay, Nadine Former Acting phlets, and recommends books Director "to furnish unbiased, com­ Fritz, Norman President and plete information ... regarding Editor, Cancer News Journal suppressed and other thera­ Yalian, Ann - Secretary pies, infringement of indi­ Kershaw, Mr. W.R. - Financial vidual and constitutional Advisor rights and carcinogenic Beard, Howard H., Ph.D. - factors in every day life." Scientific Advisor (1967) Also sponsors Can-Vic-Anon Fraser, Gordon - Board Member and maintains Cancer Infor­ Goldthwaite, Stuart - Board mation Center, etc. Member and Publisher, Cancer News Journal Iscador (See Cancer Inf. Crusade) Johnson, Stephen - Board Member and Legal Counsel Larson, Gena - Board Member Johnson, Stephen C. (See Internat. McNaughton, Andrew R. L. - Assn. of Cancer Victims and Board Member and Advisor on Friends) International Policies McNaughton, Jacqueline Board The Journal of Medical-Physical .'12mber Research (See Amer. Assn. for Mor ales, Betty - Board Member Medico-Physical Res.) Rosenthal, Lorraine - Board Member Journal of Natural Hygiene (See Bailey, James - Advisor Amer. Natural Hygiene Society) Fritz, Isobel - Advisor Grant, Maurice - Advisor Long , Howard - Advisor Kasson, David M. (See Cmt. for Krebs, Ernst, Jr. - Advisor Ind. Cancer Res. & Freedom for Can-Vic-Anon Cancer Res. Cmt.) Cancer Service League Noel, Althea - Chairman Kershaw, Mr. W.R. (See Internat. Purpose: Dedicated to dissemina­ Assn. of Cancer Victims and tion of the truth regarding Friends) cancer and to restoring the victim's "constitutional Koch Antitoxins((See Cancer right to life and free choice Krebiozen ( Inf. Crusade) (continued)

- 117 - (continued) Krebs, Ernst, Jr. (See Intemat. McNaughton, Jacqueline Assn. of Cancer Victims and (See Internat. Assn. of Cancer Friends) Victims and Friends)

Meyer, Henry L. (See Cmt. For A Laetrile (See Cancer Inf. Crusade) Fair Test of Krebiozen)

Larson, Gena (See Internat. Assn. Mid-Western University, Inc. of Cancer Victims and Friends) (1960) Dept. 100, Drawer 8, Mehlville Lavelle, Margery B. Station, St. Louis 23, Mo. Lavelle, James I. Purpose: "Drugless Healing is the The Layman Speaks Profession of the Present and Leahy, John J. the Future." (See Amer. Found. for Homoeop.) Activity: "You can become a Rec­ ognized Practitioner in the Lincoln Bacteriophage Lysates (See Lucrative and Popular Fields Cancer Information Crusade) of Naturopathy, Chiropractic, Physical Therapy, Massage Long, Howard (See Internat. Assn. and other Professions. of Cancer Victims and Friends, Unlimited opportunities." and Nat. Health Fed.) Miller, Clinton (See Nat. Health Lulu R. Cannon Fund for Cancer Re­ Fed. search (See Amer. Found. for Homoeopath.y) Morales, Betty (See Internat. Assn. of Cancer Victims and Friends) Malan, Francis (See Cmt. For A Fair Test of Krebiozen) Mucorhicin (See Cancer Inf. Crusade) March of Truth on Cancer (See Arlin J. Brown ~nf. Center) National Association for the Ad­ McKay, Mrs. Nadine (See Internat. vancement of Independent Research Assn. of Cancer Victims & Friends) (Org. 1953?) (1957) Suite 1152, National Press Build­ McLaughlin, Marjorie (See Ind. ing, Washington 3, D.C. (FitzGer­ Citizens Res. Found.) ald's Office) or 705 18th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. McNaughton, Andrew R. L. (FitzGerald's apt. bldg.) (continued) (continued)

- 118 - (continued) (continued) . FitzGerald, Benedict F., Jr. - 2534 North Vermont St., · Counsel Arlington, Va. Purpose: Not known. FitzGerald, Benedict· F., Jr. - Activity: Sponsorship of Mr. Fitz- · · Maintained Legislative and Gerald's appearances on be­ Legal Hdqrs. in Washington, half of various proponents of · D.C. before Washington hdqrs. unproven methods in court were established. trials. Occasional publica­ Purpose: A non~profit health in­ tion of information releases. corporation to re~~esent, protect, and promote the best *National Health Federation, Inc. interest of the sick of the (Org. Jan. 1955) (1969) Nation, and those progres­ Hdqrs.: 211 W; Colorado Blvd. sive doctors regardless of P.O. Box 686, Monrovia, Calif. classification whose first (Formerly 709 Mission Street interest in life is the heal­ San Francisco, Calif. ing of their patients; and .to Hart, Fred J. - Founder and that end, are courageous Chairman, Board of Governors enough to use any ·harmless 211 Newport Drive · remedy, method, or modality Palm .Springs, Calif. 92262 which · their experience in~ Crecelius, ·charles i. - Presi­ .dicates as efficacious; and dent and Executive Head to give a coordinated voice Vann, John, D.D.S. Vice to the people of thes •e United President States and the many organiza­ Donsbach, Kurt, D.C. - Executive tions to which they belong, Assistant which have an interest in the . Long, Howard - Vice Presient in field of health. Charge of Membership, Promotion, Activity: Publication of informa­ Education, Public Relations, and tion in National Health Fed- Conventions. . eration ~ulletin on .unproven Trayer, Julia (Deceased) - Con­ methods of treatment and on troller (till September 1969) efforts being made by the Washington Hdqrs.: (Established) Federat::i..on through its Jan. 1958) Suite No. 5, 121 2nd officers, members, chapters St., N.E., Washing6n, D.C. ·and Washington office, to pro~ (Formerly Suite · 3, 1012 14th St., mote freedom in the choice of Washington, D.C.) doctor and healing method, and Miller, Clinton - Vice Presi­ freedom of the doctor to use · dent In Charge whatever methods of tr~atment Pratt, Charles Orlando - he deems best within the scope Washington General Counsel . . of his license. Much work is (continued) (continued)

119 (continued) also being done toward secur­ Rosenthal, Lorraine (See Internat. ing an investigation of gov­ Assn. of Cancer Victims and Friends) ernment agencies active in the health field and toward Ross, Zelma Lee (See Cmt. For A curtailing certain activities Fair Test of Krebiozen) of the American Cancer Soci­ ety and the National Tubercu­ Roy, Dr. Leo (See Amer. Ther. losis Society. Three classes Res. Found.) of membership are open: Regu­ lar members who pay $5 dues; Rudeen, Myra (See Cmt. For A Fair Sustaining members who pay $25 Test of Krebiozen) or more; and Life members who pay $100 to support the objec­ tives of the organization. Samuelsen, Dr. Henry D. (See Other health organizations Amer. Assn. for Med.-Phys. Res.) who are sympathetic with the objectives may affiliate with Seeber, Mrs. Dorothea P. (See the N.H.F. with dues based on Ind. Citizens Res. Found.) the size of the group. (Also see Freedom for Cancer Res. Dr. Shively's Therapy(See Cmt.) Cancer Information Crusade)

Nicolini (See Cancer Inf. Crusade) Smulders, Francis (See Ind. Citizens Res. Found.) Noel, Althea (See Internat. Assn. of Cancer Victims and Friends) Spears Hygienic System Staphylococcus Phage Lysates (See Cancer Information Crusade) Polonine (See Cancer Inf. Crusade) Straub, Elinor (See Ind. Pratt, Charles Orlando (See Nat. Citizens Res. Found.) Health Fed.) Sutherland, Allan D., M.D. (See Amer. Found. for Homoeop.) Rand Vaccine Revici Cancer Control Swanson, Gloria (See Cmt. for Ind. (See Cancer Information Crusade) Cancer Res. & Ind. Citizens Res. Found.) R & J Books (See Arlin J. Brown Inf. Center)

- 120 - Thurston, Frederick H., M.D. (See Vann, John, D.D.S. (See Nat. Amer. Assn. for Med.-Phys. Res.) Health Fed.)

Tilton Fund (See Amer. Found. Vaughan, Denis ((See Ind. Citizens for Homoeop.) Vaughan, Helene( Res. Found.)

Tomb, Eleanor (See Ind. Citizens Res . Found.) Wilborn, R. G., D.C. (See Health Research) Trayer, Julia (See Nat. Health Fed.) Winrod, Gerald B., D.D. (See Defenders) Truth Pictures, Inc. P.O. Box 42211 Los Angeles 42, Calif. Yalian, Ann (See Internat. Assn. Purpose: "For the fighting of Cancer Victims and Friends) spirit, for better health free from chemical sprayed food, water and air (Or do you prefer second hand used air from cigarette smokers to save yourself from brain washing and illness?)" Activity: Sells cartoons: set of 15, 8½ x 11, $1.00; set of 10 memo sheets each with 4 cartoons, $1.00. Suggests mailing them to friends and healthseekers, and using them as holiday greeting cards.

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INDEXOF PERIODICALS

WHICHCARRY ADVERTISEMENTS, ARTICLES OR OTHERINFORMATION

CONCERNINGUNPROVEN METHODS OF CANCERMANAGEMENT SECTION III

INDEX OF PERIODICALS WHICHCARRY ADVERTISEMENTS, ARTICLES, OR OTHER INFORMATIONCONCERNING UNPROVENMETHODS OF CANCERMANAGEMENT

(continued) Ackerman, Marshall (See Preven­ uIIU1on "Public Heal th" and tion) occasional articles on various unproven methods. Alsaker, Rasmus, M.D. (See Health Culture) American Foundation for Homoeop­ athy (See The Layman Speaks) American Association for Medical­ Physical Research (See Jrl. of AMERICA'S HEALING MAGAZINE(1956) Med.-Phys. Res.) Tulsa, Okla. Pub. by Healing Waters, Inc. American Better Health Publica­ Roberts, Oral - Owner and tions (See Amer. Vegetarian­ Editor Hygienist) Published: monthly, $1 per year reported in Dec. 1955 to AMERICANCAPSULE NEWS (Founded have circulation of 750,000. Oct. 15, 1955) (1964) 1081 18th Street, N.W. American Natural Hygiene Society Washington, D.C. 20006 (See J. Natural Hygiene) Pub. by Capsule News, Inc. Bealle, Morris A. - Editor AMERICANVEGETARIAN-HYGIENIST Publ is hed: every Saturday, 4 pp. (Founded 1944?) (1966) leaflet, 8½ x 11, slick P.O. Box 68, Duncannon, Pa. paper, different colors. $10 (Formerly P.O. Box 1744, Pater­ per year; $8 per year to Nat. son, N .J.) Health Fed. members. Pub. by American Better Health Purpose: "A new type of Washing­ Publications ton newsletter -- 100% Gehman, Jesse Mercer, N.D.,M.N. American-ist, 100% Independ­ - Editor-Publisher ent, 100% for ALL the rights Published: monthly, 24 pp., 9 x h, of ALL citizens guaranteed slick, $4.50 per year; $8.50, under the Constitution, 100% 2 years; $12.00, 3 years, and against all humbugs, frauds $7.00 per year outside U.S. and stuffed shirts in public Purpose: "An International Month­ life." ly for Better Health Through Activity: Publishes a regular col­ Natural Living." (continued) (continued)

- 123 - (continued) (continued) Activity: As the "only vegetarian 1967) magazine in the U.S ., "Pub­ 5525 El Cajon Boulevard lishes articles on natural San Diego, Calif. 92115 methods of living and diet Pub. by International Ass ocia­ for better health; carries tion of Cancer Victims & many advertisements for un­ Friends, Inc . proven methods of treatment. Published: Vol.1, No.1, pub. Jan. 1967. 4pp. leaflet, slick, Armstrong , Rev. Hart R. (See 5½x 8½, 15¢ per single copy. Defender) Purpose: "News of The Intern­ tional Association of Cancer Victims and Friends. To Bahr, Robert (See Prevention and Serve and To Save." Rodale's Health Bulletin) Activity: Program notes and per­ sonal news of IACVF activi­ Bassett, Norman W.((See ties and personnel. Bassett, W. J. ( Let's Live) CANCERNEWS JOURNAL (Founded Bealle, Morris A. (See Amer. 1965 ?) (1969) Capsule News) 5525 El Cajon Boulevard San Diego, Calif. Beck, Charles F. (See Prevention) Published by International As­ sociation of Cancer Victims Benedict Lust Publications (See and Friends, Inc. Nature's Path) Hoffman, Cecile Pollock - Founder Benesh, Gerald, N.D. (See J. McKay, Nadine - Editor Natural Hygiene) Larson, Gena - Associate Editor Linn, Don - Associate Editor Berkley, Cerf (See Prevention) Goldthwaite, Stuart - Publisher and Sponsor Bond, S. Edgar, B.L. , M.D. (See Published: Published monthl y , 20 J. Med.-Phys. Res.) pp., pebbled, coated stock, 8½ x 11, well illustrated, in­ Bulletin of National Health Fed. cluded in $5 per year member­ (See Nat. Health Fed. Bull.) ship dues to IACVF; 25~ per single copy. Burger, F.C. (See Hea l th Culture) Purpose: "Voi ce of The Interna­ ti onal Ass ociation of Cancer Vi ctims an d Friends-­ CANCERFRIENDS REPORTER (Founded Medical Consumers Union for (continued) (continued)

- 124 - (continued) Medical Freedom. Compton, R. A. (See Rodale's Activity: Publishes much informa­ Heal th Bull. ) tion on "Non-Toxic Cancer Therapies and Diagnostic Cursio, Christopher Gian, N.D. Tests," reports conferences (See Gian-Cursio, Christopher, and other meetings with N .D.) speakers on such unproven methods; reviews books dis­ cussing unproven methods; deCourcy, Kenneth (See Intelli­ no advertising. gence Digest)

Capsule News, Inc. (See Amer. THE DEFENDER(Founded Apr. 1926) Capsule News) (1969) (Formerly The Defender Magazine) Clark, Linda (See Let's Live and 928 Linwood Blvd., Kansas City,Mo. Nat. Health Fed. Bull.) (Formerly 2502 E. Douglas Ave. or P.O. Box 886, Wichita, Kansas) Coe, Mr. & Mrs. Jack (See Pub. by Defenders of the Chris­ Internat. Healing Mag.) tian Faith Winrod, Gerald B., D.D. (De­ COMPOSTSCRIPT(Founded 1956?) ceased)- Founder and Editor (1960) till his death in 1957. Bridgewater, Conn. Armstrong, Rev. Hart R. - Editor Pub. by The Organic Soil-Build­ Business Manager ers Club Published: monthly (bimonthly May­ Hadley, Helen K. - Editor June and July-August), in 41st Published: alternate months, 4 volume, 1966, 32 to 40 pp., 5½ pp., mimeographed leaflet, x 9 poor quality slick, $2.00 different colors, 5½ x 8½, per year; 3 years, $5.00; $1.00 per year. single copies, 20¢; foreign, Purpose: "Devoted to information 50¢ more per year , and life­ helpful in building health in time subscription, $25.00. soil, plants, animals and Reprints of articles in pam­ MAN. II phlet form, 5¢ to 25¢. Activity: Short paragraphs, Purpose: To contend for the Faith. largely concerned with garden­ Activity: In Dr. Winrod's life­ ing and food, including infor­ time, this was interpreted to mation on food additives and include the relief of pain and other substances as carcinogens, suffering as practical and occasionally on unproven Christian service, and many methods of treatment. articles were published on (continued)

- 125 - (continued) unproven methods, such as Elliott, F. V. (See Herald of Hoxsey, Lincoln, Koch, etc . , Health) in addition to those on re­ ligious aspects of life. Esser, Dr. William (See J. Since his death, such activ­ Natural Hygiene) ities have been limited. EXPOSE (Founded Oct. 1951) (1955) De La Torre, Teofila, N.D., D.O. (Became The Independent) (See Edenia) 225 Lafayette Street New York 12, N.Y. Doddy, James J. (See Prevention) (Formerly 55 West 42nd St. New York 36, N.Y. Dysart, Dave (See Let's Live) Pub. by Expose, Inc. Stuart, Lyle - Editor Whalen, Joseph - Managing EDENIA (The Land of Paradise) Editor Founded 1950?) (1958) Published: monthly, small news­ Apartado 2650, San Jose, paper, usually 8 pp., $2 for Costa Rica 11 issues; $3 for 21 issues; Published and Edited by single copies by mail, 25¢; De La Torre, Teofila, N.D., 6 copies 1 issue, $1. O.D. Purpose: An experiment in jour­ Published: Quarterly(?) , 28 pp., nalism, based on premise slick paper, 6 3/4 x 10, that there are enough people $1.00 per year, 25¢ each for in America who will subscribe single copies. to a periodical which pub­ Purpose: "A health magazine de­ lishes suppressed news, and voted to the study and re­ unpopular ideas ... and which search leading to an under­ by its very existence proves standing and application of that freedom of the press is those conditons which would a living reality in these make possible the Edenic United States. life--a life free from Activity: Publication of sup­ disease, premature .old age pressed news and unpopular and death when man should be ideas, including information in the prime of life." on unproven treatments for Activity: Published articles on cancer, such as "Cancer Re­ health, longevity, vegetari­ search," the results of anism, humanitarianism and their own investigation into kindred subjects. No. the work of men who could advertising. demonstrate practical prog- (continued)

- 126 - (continued) (continued) ress against cancer, but spas, and _books and periodicals couldn't get a hearing, the giving health information. FitzGerald Report, and articles on· Wachtel, Hoxsey, Gardenhire, Fred J. (See Natural Krebiozen, etc. _ Health Guardian)

Gehman, Jesse Merce·r (See Amer. Flowers, Mrs. Myrtle L. (See Vegetarian-Hygienist) Defender) Gian-Cursio, Christopher, N.D. Fortune, Al (See Let's Live) (See J. Natural Hygiene)

Foundation for Divine Meditation, THE GLOBE GAZETTE, INC. Inc. (See Nat; Christian (Founded Jan. 1957) (1959) Crusader) Patton, Pa. · Haluska, John J. - Editor Published: monthly, s-mall news­ GARDENAND HEALTH (Founded 1958) paper, 8 pp., yearly rate for (1960) 1958--$2.00. 10¢ copy on news­ Pine Grove, Calif. _stands only; Single copies, 25¢ (Formerly 1010 P Street by mail, 12 copies for $1 . 00. Sacramento, Calif.) Claimed subscriptions from 33 Johnson, Ed. ~- Editor and states (named), Honolulu and Publisher Canada for first number. Johnson, Alberta - Asst. Editor Purpose: "The One Publication Published: Bimonthly, "only tem­ That Covers The Nation," that porarily," 20-24 pp. 5½ x 8½, American people may be in­ good quality slick paper. formed of the truth and the 25¢ per issue; $2.50, 12 truth shall ~revail, dedicat­ issue s; $4.50, 24 issues. ed to carry on a crusade of Purpose: "Large enough to serve justice on behalf of God and you ~-:-small enough to know Country: you." "The Lord Created Activity: Publication of materi­ Medicines _Out of the Earth, al on unproven met:hods _of and a Wise Man Will Not Abhor treatment · for cancer, particu­ Them." larly Hoxsey's, and on need Activity: Emphasis in articles on for a Congressional investi­ organic gardening, with gation of suppression of un- health information oriented - proven methods. Also discussed toward nutrition. Advertise­ political news. Used much ments for health foods, health - reprinted material. {continued)

- i27- (continued) Godfrey Thomas Publishing Co. Turner, Alice L. S. - Publis her (See Let's Live) Alsaker, Rasmus, :t-1.D. (Deceased) - Former Editor Goldthwaite, Stuart (See Cancer Welky , J.E. - Advertis i ng News J.) Burger , F. C. - Art Direct or Welky, Doris T. - Circulation Gonzales, Carlos (See Independent) Manager Published: monthly , in 67th vol­ Green, Arthur B. (See The Layman ume, 1960, 64 pp., 6½ x 9½, Speaks) good quality slick, few ill. 30¢ per copy; $3.00 per year; $5.00 for 2 years, for U.S., Haberern, John (See Rodale's P.R., Hawaii, Cuba, Mexico, Health Bulletin) Brazil & Philippines; 35¢ a copy, $3.50 a year, Canada Hadley, Helen K. (See Compost­ and other countries; Life script) subscription, $25; Canada and foreign, $30. Haluska, John J. (See Globe Purpose: The Family Health Maga­ Gazette) zine. Activity: General health articles, Harson, Ann (See Prevention) occasionally one on cancer with emphasis more on cause Hart, Fred J. (See Nat. Health (Food additives and insecti­ Fed. Bull.) cides) than on unproven meth­ ods. Carries advertisements Healing Waters, Inc. (See Amer. on health spas, nutrient sup­ Healing Mag.) plements and books, including a half page on Gerson' s 11A Health Argus (See Natural Heal th Cancer Therapy--Results of Guardian) Fifty Cases."

Health Bulletin (See Rodale's Herald of Healing (See Interna t . Health Bull.) Healin g Mag.)

HEALTHCULTURE (Founded 1894) HERALDOF HEALTH(Founded 1896) (1960) (1969) 45 Ascension St., Passaic, N.J. (Formerl y Herald of Healt h and (N.Y. Office: 1133 Broadway Naturopat h with Assoc. Depart­ New York 10 , New York) ments in Chiroprat i c, Physio­ Turner, Albert - Founder t herapy, Osteopathy and All Other (continued ) (continued)

- 128 - (continued) (continued) Branches of Natural Therapeutics) by governwent and medical Lamoni, Iowa authorities. Has many adver­ (Formerly 709 Mission St. tisements including some men­ San Francisco, Calif.) tioning unproven methods of Pub. by Paragon Publications treatment for cancer or books Terry, Jack R. - Publisher describing these. Elliott, F. V. - Editor Needham, H. - Circulation Hoffman, Cecile Pollock (See Manager Cancer News J.) Matchan, Don - Former Editor­ Publisher Houser, Raymond H. (See Nat. Morris, E. Franklin, D.C. - Health Fed. Bull.) Former Editor (Feb.-Dec. 1957 when Nat. Health Federation was owner) THE INDEPENDENT(Founded Oct. 1951) Schippell, Dr. T. M. - Former (1969) Editor Emeritus (during same (Formerly Expose) period) 239 Park Avenue South Published: monthly, 74th volume, New York, New York 10003 1967, 24 pp., a¼; x 10½, good (Formerly 225 Lafayette St. quality slick, $4.00 per New York, New York 10012) year to U.S., Canada and Mex­ Stuart, Lyle - Editor ico; $7, 2 years; $10, 3 years; Gonzales, Carlos - Logistics all others, $5 per year, 35¢ Smith, Shirley Norris - per copy. Circulation Purpose: For Freedom of medical Published: monthly, small news­ choice; for the natural way of paper, usually 8 pp., $3.00 healing, and of nutrition and for 10 issues; single copies of life; for harmony in human 35¢: Sold on newsstands till relations--from the family Jan. 1958, now available only level to the international. by subscription,. Circulation Activity: Articles on unproven to more than 30 foreign lands, methods, and developments in not including Soviet Union. the health field, reporting "Only national monthly in activities of the National America Today supported sole­ Health Federation and other ly by sale of its own copies" groups. Formerly each number (and book sales). Has no an­ featured a four to eight pag e gels and accepts no financial article on individual whose contributions from its reader s. unproven method had failed to Purpose: Published "to fill a win recognition or evaluation need of sorts, occasionall y (continued) (continu ed)

- 129 - (continued) (continued) to do good, to inform, to Activity: Publishes latest inter­ stimulate, to broaden horizons." national news, including infor­ Activity: Publication of material mation on investment trends which is a genuine public affected thereby and a monthly service, or which can find summary of scientific informa­ no other way to the market­ tion presented in plain lan­ place where it can be judged guage. Through 1950, publish­ by public opinion or which ed occasional reports on un­ is controversial. This has proven methods, such as H-11, included articles on various La Preste Valley mineral unproven methods, such as waters, etc. Hoxsey and Krebiozen, and a monthly column by David International Association of Cancer M. Kasson from May 1957 un­ Victims & Friends (See Cancer til his death. Friends Reporter and Cancer News J.)

Intelligence Digest Service Internat. Hahnemannian Assn., Inc . (Founded 1938?) (1958) Pub­ (See The Layman Speaks) lishing: INTELLIGENCEDIGEST (Monthly intelligence Summary) INTERNATIONALHEALING MAGAZINE THE WEEKLYREVIEW (48 weekly re­ (or Herald of Healing) (1957) ports) Waxahachie, Texas WORLDSCIENCE REVIEW (Monthly Coe, Jack (Deceased) - Founder Scientific News Service) Coe, Mrs. Jack - Editor Alderbourne Manor, Gerrards Published: Only have information Cross, Buckinghamshire, England this was being published in de Courcy, Kenneth - Editor December 1957. Published: monthly: Intelligence Digest, $12 per year inclu­ ding airmail; World Science Jennings, Joan (See Prevention) Review, $5 per year sea mail; The Weekly Review, $35 for Johnson, Alberta (See Garden 48 weekly reports including Johnson, Ed (and Health airmail. In 1947, No. 9, No. 103, was 12 pp., 12¼ x 7 3/4, THE JOURNALOF MEDICAL-PHYSICAL good quality thin paper. RESEARCH(1962) Purpose: To discover important Summer Address: Bondell Farms, stories about everything P.O. Webster, Ind. which interests educated mem­ Winter Address; 7100 1st Ave., bers of the human family in South , St. Petersburg 7, Fla. all parts of the world. Published under auspices of (continued) (continued)

- 130 - (continued) (continued) American Association for Medi­ Natural Hygiene. cal-Physical Research Activity: Official organ of Amer­ Bond, S. Edgar, B. L., M.D. ican Natural Hygiene Society. Editor Published: Quarterly, 30 pp., good quality slick paper, Kasson, David M. (See Independent) 7¾ x 10, $3.00 per year, single copies current volume, Kinderlehrer, Jane (See Prevention) 50¢; all others, 25¢. Purpose: "A Journal of Progres­ sive Medicine and Physical Langdon, Patricia (See Let's Live) Therapies," which assumes no responsibility and may not Larson, Gena (See Cancer News J.) agree with statements of con­ tributors, but does "approve THE LAYMANSPEAKS (Founded 1947) a fair discussion of all (1959) vital topics for THE TRUTH Box 65, Needham, ~ass. WHEREVERFOUND. II Pub. By American Foundation for Activity: Publishes articles on Homoeopathy, and International health, unproven methods and Hahnemannian Association, Inc. public affairs. No advertis­ Green, Arthur B. - Editor ing except a full-page ad for Published: monthly except July and "Sauna Cabinet," on inside August, 40 pp., good quality back cover, and 4 quarter­ pulp paper 6 x 8 3/4, $4.00 page ads under heading "Pro­ per year; $4.40, foreign: fessional Directory" on back single copies, 50¢ each. cover. Purpose: To inform professional and laymen regarding the art JOURNALOF NATURALHYGIENE (1956) of healing from a strictly New York, N.Y. homoeopathic viewpoint. Gian-Cursio, Christopher, N.D.­ Activity: Publishes articles by Editor outstanding homoepaths on Shelton, Herbert, N.D. - Associ­ the homoeopathic method of ate Editor healing. No advertising. Benesh, Gerald, N.D. - Associate Editor LET'S LIVE (Founded 1933) (1969) Esser, Dr. William - Associate 6015 Santa Monica Blvd. Editor Los Angeles, Calif. 90038 Published: monthly. (Formerly 1133 N. Vermont Ave. Purpose: Devoted to the better­ Los Angeles, Calif.) ment of mankind through Bassett, Norman W. - Editor (continued) (continued)

- 131 - (continued) and Publisher McKay, Nad i ne (See Cancer News J.) Bassett, W. J. - Business Manager MacDonald, Peggy - Office Miller , E. P. , M.D. (See Natural Manager Health Guardian) Fortune, Al - Art Director Langdon, Patricia - Advertising Morris, E. Fran klin, D.C. (See Director Herald of Health) Clark, Linda, B.A., M.A. - Con­ tributing Editor Saari, Senia M. - Advertising NATIONALCHRISTIAN CRUSADER Manager (Founded 1955) (1958) Thomas, Kay K. - Former Editor Santa Ysabel, Calif. and Publisher Pub. by Foundation for Divine Godfrey Thomas Publishing Co. Meditation, Inc. - Former Publisher Parker, Rev. Dr. Merle E. - Published: monthly, 60 pp., 8½ x Editor-in-Chief 11, good quality slick, well Published: irregularly (a year be­ ill., $5.00 per year; $9.00, tween last 2 nos., Feb. 1957 2 years; $5.50, Canadian­ to Feb. 1958), 3rd vol. in Foreign per year; single 1957, 8 pp., small newspaper to copies, U.S. and Canada, 50¢. start, last nos. 4 pp. leaflet, Purpose: "Health in Mind and Body." 7½ x 10½, photo offset, poor Activity: Nationally distributed quality paper. In Jan. 1957, by leading health food shops, monthly, $2.00 a year. In Feb. by paid mail subscriptions 1958, note: hope to return to and by select newsstands, monthly publication, subscrib­ bringing "reliable informa- ers will receive full no. is­ tion on the science of health sues they subscribed for. No and nutrition to the general nos. since. public." Purpose: "The only national news­ paper which dares to tell the Linn, Don (See Cancer News J.) truth!" "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to Lust Publications (See Nature's the death your right to say Path) it!" -- Voltaire. Activity: Divided between reli­ gion, "Nature's Own Answer to MacDonald, Peggy (See Let's Live) Cancer," and crusading for Hoxsey method of treatment. Matchan, Don C. (See Herald of Health)

- 132 - (continued) National Health Federation (See treatment he deems best within Amer. Capsule News, Herald of the scope of his license with­ Health and Nat. Health Fed. Bull.) out dictation from his profes­ sional association; and the need NATIONALHEALTH FEDERATION BULLE- for investigation of government TIN (Founded June 1955) (1969) agencies and health societies (Formerly The Bulletin of the active in this field. National Health Federation) 211 W. Colorado Blvd. NATURALHEALTH GUARDIAN (Founded Monrovia, Calif. 91016 1869) (1960) (Formerly 709 Mission Street (Combined with Health Argus) San Francisco, Calif.) 319 Hungtington Ave. Houser, Raymond H. - Editor Boston 15, Mass. Clark, Linda - Former Editor Miller, E. P., M.D. - Founder Hart, Fred J. - Managing Gardenhire, Fred J. - Consulting Editor Editor Published: monthly (bimonthly, Published: monthly, 12 pp., photo July-August), in 15th volume offset printing on slick paper, in 1969, 36 pp., 5½ x 8, good pamphlet type, 7¼ x 11¼. $1.50 quality slick, no. ill., no per year; $1.00 for 7 months, advertising. (Formerly 8½ x single copies, 15¢. 11, 4 pp. leaflet, photo off­ Purpose: "Latest Nature Cure set). $3.00 per year to non­ Findings, in Digest Form, by members, included in member­ the World's Leading Natural ship dues to members of Nat. Living Practitioners." Health Fed. Single copies, Activity: Publishes many advertise­ 25¢ each, 5 for $1.00, 30 for ments for unproven methods sur­ $5.00, 50 for $7.50, 100 for rounding short items on un­ $14.00. proven methods and against Purpose: Adventures on Health orthodox medicine and treat­ Frontiers by Americans Cru­ ments in 8-page magazine; has sading for Health Liberty. 4-page insert, "Natural Health Activity: Information on activities Postal Round Tab le," devoted of the National Health Federa­ to crusade to bring justice tion and its chapters and on to natural healers everywhere. other phases of health activity, including: unproven methods ; ef­ NATURE'S PATH (Founded 1896?) forts to promote freedom in th e (1959) choice of doctor and healing 343 Lexington Avenue method, and freedom of the doc­ New York 16 , N.Y . tor to use whatever methods of Pub . by Benedict Lust (continued) (continued)

- 133 - (continued) Publications Parker, Merle E., D.D. (See Published: monthly, in 64th vol­ Nat. Christian Crusader) ume in 1959, 32+ pp., 8½ x 10 3/4, good quality slick, Petrilla, Robert (See $4.00 per year, single back Polak, Jean (Prevention) issues, 40¢. Purpose: Health Through Rational PREVENTION(Founded 1949?) (1969) Living, America's Pioneer 33 E. Minor Street, Emmaus, Pa. Natural Health Magazine, "is Pub. by Rodale Press, Inc. devoted to gaining and main­ Rodale, J. I. - Editor-in-Chief taining superb health and Taub, Harald J. - Executive power of body and mind with­ Editor out use of drugs or chemicals." Kinderlehrer, Jane - Assistant Activity: General Health articles, Editor particularly on nutritional Jennings, Joan - Assistant Editor aspects, including a series Polak, Jean - Assistant Editor of 7 articles (Aug. 1956 - Harson, Ann - Assistant Editor Feb. 195 7), "Cancer Because," Petrilla, Robert - Contributing by Richard G. Berger; serial Editor publication of excerpts from Wieder, Anna - Reader's Service Gerson's "A Cancer Therapy" Rodale, Robert - Publisher (Aug. 1958 - Feb. 1959); some Ackerman, Marshall - Associate mention of National Health Publisher Federation in letters to the Olds, Jerome-Circulation Manager Editor, and advertisements Beck, Charles F. - Art Director for unproven methods, or Daddy, James J. - Assistant Art books discussing them. Director Rodale, Anne A. - Photographer Needham, H. (See Herald of Health) Schall, Margaret - Research Assistant Berkley, Cerf - Advertising Olds, Jerome (See Prevention) Manager Published: monthly, in 21st vol­ The Organic Soilbuilders Club ume in 1969; 160 pp., 6 x 9~, (See Compostscript) pulp, occasional ill. & charts. $5.00 per year; 2 years, $9.00; 3 years, $12.50, U.S. and Po­ Paragon Publications (See Herald sessions and Canada. For for­ of Health eign, add $1.00 per year extra. Claimed circulation, 400,000. Purpose: It is better to prevent (continued)

- 134 - (continued) (continued) disease than to cure. 33 E. Minor Street, Emmaus, Pa. Activity: Publishes articles, most­ (Formerly 1028 Connecticut Ave. ly on nutrition, occasionally Washington, D.C.) on unproven methods, such as Rodale, Robert - Editor Krebiozen, Gerson, etc., Ad­ Haberern, John - Executive vertisements mostly for nu­ Editor trient supplements, organi­ Bahr, Robert - Associate Executive cally grown foods, health spas, Editor etc., occasionally for books Puschock, T. A. - Managing discussing unproven methods. Editor Compton, R. A. - Associate THE PROVOKER(Founded 1960?) (1969) Editor St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada Rodale Press, Inc. Also: P.O. Box 901 Ennnaus, Pa. Niagara Falls, N.Y. Rodale, J. I. - Publisher Tobe, John H. - Editor Published: Weekly, 4 to 8 pp., Published: Bimonthly, 32 pp., pulp, (usually 4), 8½ x 11, yellow 8\ x 10½, $3.00 per year. pulp, $10.00 per year; $5.00, Claimed circulation, 125,000. 6 months. Purpose:"Learn, that you May Live." Purpose: "To present each week Activity: Publishes mainly adver­ every development of major tisements of books on unproven importance in the health and methods of health management, medical fields." which they sell, interspersed Activity: "Weekly coverage of with articles by Mr. Tobe. health news" by "a crusading news-gathering force." Puschock, T. A. (See Rodale's Health Bulletin) Schall, Margaret (See Prevention)

Roberts, Oral (See Amer. Healing Schippell, Dr. T. M. (See Magazine) Herald of Health)

Rodale, Anne A. (See Prevention) Shelton, Herbert, N.D. (See J. Natural Hygiene) Roda le, J. I. ( ( See Prevention Rodale Press ( & Rodale's Smith, Shirley Norris (See Rodale, Robert ( Health Bull.) Independent)

..,..RODALE'S HEALTHBULLETIN (Founded Stuart, Lyle (See Independent March 16, 1963) (1967) and Expose) (continued)

- 135 - Taub, Harald J. (See Prevention)

Terry, Jack R. (See Herald of Health)

The - Titles beginning with "The" (i.e., The Globe Gazette, etc.) will be found under the second word in the name - Thus, Globe Gazette for The Globe Gazette)

Thomas, Kay K. (See Let's live)

Thurston, Frede r ick., M.D. (See Amer. Assn. For Med.-Phys. Res.)

Tobe, John (See Provoker)

Turner, Albert Turner, Alice L. S. (See Health Culture)

The Weekly Review (See Intelligence Digest)

Welky, Doris T. (See Health Welky, J. E. (Culture)

Whalen, Joseph (See Expose)

Wieder, Ann (See Prevention)

Winrod, Gerald B. (See Defender)

World Science Review (See Intelligence Digest)

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