Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 77, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1930 — Page 7

AUG. *B, 1930

GLAND GRAFTING TO DOUBLE LIFE. SURGEON SAYS ✓ ' People In Few Years May Reach 120 to 140 Years, Dr. Voronoff Asserts* Montreal, Aug. B.—The possi*bility that grafting of monkey

glands into thz human body may double the span of human life was suggested today by Dr. Serge VoronofT, noted European surgeon. Dr. Vor o n off, famed for his gland-grafting exI perlments. preI dieted in an interview that in a few years people I might live to be 120 to 140. The process, he

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said, would not restore youth or fecundity, but might forestall the approach of senility. Voronoff would use the interstitial glands of the chimpanzee, gibbon or gorilla, whose glands, he said, are the same as those of man. “The Interstitial glands,” he said, ,* control the other glands of the -body. More than that, they supply motive power to the mind as well as the body. Therefore, when they -become useless in man, their stimulating secretions cease to flow- into the arteries and old age becomes senescence. “By grafting interstitial glands we merely revive and renew the energy m the individual. “Old age and the physical impotency that accompanies it leads to death. By augmenting our vital energy when we begin to lose it, we 'increase our chances of life and acquire the possibility of living at least 'the number of years to which man has a right. “To be strong and vigorous is the secret of life. To be weak and feeble is the cause of death. The glands from healthy young monkeys can infuse, new energy Into our bodies

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