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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1914

Page

6

Human Body as an Electric Battery Gains Traction

A hailed view by scientists and doctors that the human body functions as an electric battery. Experiments with nerves, stomach electrodes, and galvanic currents are cited, alongside reports of electricity powering digestion and vitality. Claims extol the use of electric body belts as curative, offering health improvements and medical testimonials.

Cosmes L'Electrieten Stockholm Svante Arrhenius Hite

Electricity Belt Claims Health, Youth for All

A Brooklyn man Ernest H Erditzman praises a health belt and electric treatment, saying it revived his back pain relief and energy, while testimonials claim the device makes users feel decades younger. The ad promotes electrical life as cure, offering a free health book by mailing a coupon to The H. T. Sandewn Company.

New York RE. H. Love Rolla H.T. Sandewn Company Broadway

Electricity as Basis of Human Vitality Claims

After ten years of research, Professor Jacaves Li states that chemical energy from food is converted into electrical energy powering muscles and organs. He asserts electricity and heat drive life processes and will overturn current medical theories, with electricity as the core of human vitality.

Och Jacaves Li

Keeps Old Age at Bay Through Electric Therapy

A noted New York physician in The Medical Times argues electricity restores youth by energizing the system. He says arterial hardening signals age but electric treatment repeatedly applied activates circulation, digestion, waste removal, and tissue repair, helping the body resist aging.

Earth New York Medical Times

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