Nokoni
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Amazing paper from 1934. Doctor used IV injections of charcoal to cure infections. He apparently tried it on everyone that showed up with infection of whatever type, and had a cure rate of 97%. He used a 2% solution of charcoal in distilled water, and administered a few cc’s of it per day. After using it on 150 patients he had “not one single untoward sequel”. “The procedure was perfectly innocuous.”
INTRAVENOUS INJECTIONS OF ANIMAL CHARCOAL IN THE TREATMENT OF VARIED INFECTIONS: A CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY. - PubMed - NCBI (Free PMC article.)
The guy’s name was Dr. Eugene St. Jacques, and in 1938 he was awarded the Montyon Prize from the Academy of Sciences in Paris “for his treatment of acute infections by intravenous carbon [charcoal].”
Dr. Eugene St. Jacques
If this isn’t fraud it would seem to be a near panacea. Has anyone ever heard of using IV charcoal to cure infection?
INTRAVENOUS INJECTIONS OF ANIMAL CHARCOAL IN THE TREATMENT OF VARIED INFECTIONS: A CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY. - PubMed - NCBI (Free PMC article.)
The guy’s name was Dr. Eugene St. Jacques, and in 1938 he was awarded the Montyon Prize from the Academy of Sciences in Paris “for his treatment of acute infections by intravenous carbon [charcoal].”
Dr. Eugene St. Jacques
If this isn’t fraud it would seem to be a near panacea. Has anyone ever heard of using IV charcoal to cure infection?