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Freilich and Coe, 1938 [38A6], p. 154, "Fifteen patients were selected with unquestionable pulmonary tuberculosis of the moderately or far advanced types, who were not making progress but who were also not moribund. ... Eight females and 7 males were studied for 14 weeks and each received three treatment s per week averaging 52 injections of 10 to 15cc of whole fresh blood taken from the arm under sterile conditions and injected directly into the buttocks, with the blood remaining in the syringe for an average time of 50 seconds."

AUTOHEMO FOR PULMONARY TB, SUBJECTIVE IMPROVEMENT ONLY - 38A6
The authors [38A6] concluded: "While there was abundant evidence of subjective improvement, objectively, very little was accomplished."

AUTOHEMOTHERAPY SAFETY - 38A6
Freilich and Coe, 1938 [38A6], 155, "No toxic effects, local or general, were evidenced in any of the [15 pulmonary TB] patients during the 14 weeks of the experiment, although five of the men had an associated arteriosclerosis and one was a mild diabetic."

AUTOHEMO THEORY - EXTERIORIZATION OF BLOOD 38A6
Freilich and Coe [38A6] 156, offered the opinion that "The blood, after being removed from the body, in the short time that elapses before reinjection, goes through some change, as yet unknown, and becomes a heterogenous foreign body. ... It must ... be stressed that the substances which give the blood the characteristics typical of the heterogenous protein are not present in the circulating blood but are formed during the 'exteriorization' of the blood."