Colleague’s Publications 1940-1959

THE KOCH CATALYTIC AGENTS, BY DR. JULIAN F. BALDOR, M.D. – 1952 Quote from Dow Chemical Publisher’s Forward Chapter 1: The Catalytic Agents in Tuberculosis Infection and Virus Tuberculosis Chapter 2: The Use of Anticoagulant Therapy and Catalytic Agents in Vascular Thrombosis Chapter 3: The Catalytic Agent as an Antidote to Surgery in Thyroid Toxicosis […]

THE BIRTH OF A SCIENCE, BY DRS. WAHL, REHWINKEL AND REILLY – 1949 1. Chilliwack Experiments 2. The Koch Glyoxylide Treatment 3. Memorandum to K.C. MacDonald 4. Michigan Dairymen Speak Out 5. Good Progress In Bang’s Disease 6. The History Of Glyoxylide Use In Dairy Experiment 7. Koch Therapy In British Columbia Chilliwack Experiments BY

THE INCREDIBLE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, BY DR. D. H. ARNOTT, M.D. – 1952 By D. H. ARNOTT, M.D. “I say that this system is an outrage. To be brutally frank, it smells. And it is time the Government did something sensible about bringing its operations up to the same standard of ethics that it expects

NATURE OF ACTION OF KOCH ANTITOXIN Described by Professor —* of Embryology and Anatomy, School of Science, —* State College. * When written, the Professor requested that his name be omitted due to concern for reprisal. ‘Glyoxylide’ and associated antitoxins act catalytically, yet the substances themselves are readily oxidized because of the unsaturated double bond

JOURNAL OF AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS – 8 REPORTS – 1951 Editorial GLYOXYLIDE WILLIAM FREDERICK KOCH is the discoverer and original manufacturer of Glyoxylide, a product that he and his colleagues in the medical profession have for many years successfully used in the treatment of diseases heretofore regarded as incurable. His distinguished educational career at

THE NEW SCIENCE IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASE SYMPOSIUM – 1950 The discoveries of Dr. William Frederick Koch applied in the cure of so-called incurable diseases are destined to revolutionize medical science. “Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variableness,

THE PROSECUTION OF DR. WM. F. KOCH – 1950 By D. H. Arnott, M.D. In May 1941, Dr. Koch sailed for Brazil, where he soon became engaged in demonstrating his therapy with such good effect that the federal authorities pressed him to remain and develop what he had initiated. He did stay until late in November,

FARMERS VICTORIOUS – 1949 BY DR. WM. J. HALE PH.D. CHEMOTHERAPHY The use of specific chemical compounds to combat specific human ailments has long been the goal of the biochemist. The Incas of Peru had early hit upon cinchona bark extract for relief against malaria, and by 1639 this “quinine” was introduced into Europe. Though