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It's likely true.
>For the last nine years of his life Adolf Hitler, a lifelong hypochondriac had as his physician Dr Theodor Morell. Hitler's mood swings, Parkinson's disease, gastro-intestinal symptoms, skin problems and steady decline until his suicide in 1945 are documented by reliable observers and historians, and in Morell's diaries. The bizarre and unorthodox medications given to Hitler, often for undisclosed reasons, include topical cocaine, injected amphetamines, glucose, testosterone, estradiol, and corticosteroids. In addition, he was given a preparation made from a gun cleaner, a compound of strychnine and atropine, an extract of seminal vesicles, and numerous vitamins and 'tonics'. It seems possible that some of Hitler's behaviour, illnesses and suffering can be attributed to his medical care.
1 year ago2 points(+0/-0/+2Score on mirror)2 children
Hmm. Not that convincing. I'm sure that same site has "proof" about the 6 gorillion being mass exterminated as well.
David Irving wrote a book about Hitler's doctor's diary- I haven't read it, however, I don't think I've ever heard Irving mention Hitler's meth usage, cocaine, etc. I could be wrong though. If he did, though, then I'd take this to be more likely as Irving was quite well versed on these topics.
For now, I'm going to assume this is false but open to changing my mind with more compelling evidence.
Thanks though for taking the time to present that source.
1 year ago2 points(+0/-0/+2Score on mirror)1 child
It’s not true. All the information is from post-war third party sources with an obvious agenda behind them. It’s just used to further demonize the NSDAP. Same thing with Hitler having one testicle and being a pedophile and the holohoax and the lamp shades and the soap and…
This is what figured but in the name of intellectual discussion, one has to be open to opposing views, even if they aren't congruent with ones currently held beliefs.
>David Irving wrote a book about Hitler's doctor's diary
Yeah, these guys reference it...
>Morrell was known for his unconventional and alternative forms of therapy. He kept the details of Hitler's medical treatment and the book ‘The Secret Diaries of Hitler's Doctor’ written by David Irving contains detailed account of Morrell's methods.[20] It is reported that Hitler was administered 28 different pills a day and Morrell prescribed subcutaneous injections of Harmin, a mono amino oxidase (MAO)-inhibitor, and Homburg, an anticholinergic, in increasing dosage till Hitler got rid of him a week before his death saying that he did not need any more medical assistance.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4683874/
>For now, I'm going to assume this is false but open to changing my mind with more compelling evidence.
That's wise.
>Thanks though for taking the time to present that source.
Any non-jewed source to back up the claim?
>For the last nine years of his life Adolf Hitler, a lifelong hypochondriac had as his physician Dr Theodor Morell. Hitler's mood swings, Parkinson's disease, gastro-intestinal symptoms, skin problems and steady decline until his suicide in 1945 are documented by reliable observers and historians, and in Morell's diaries. The bizarre and unorthodox medications given to Hitler, often for undisclosed reasons, include topical cocaine, injected amphetamines, glucose, testosterone, estradiol, and corticosteroids. In addition, he was given a preparation made from a gun cleaner, a compound of strychnine and atropine, an extract of seminal vesicles, and numerous vitamins and 'tonics'. It seems possible that some of Hitler's behaviour, illnesses and suffering can be attributed to his medical care.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15825245/
David Irving wrote a book about Hitler's doctor's diary- I haven't read it, however, I don't think I've ever heard Irving mention Hitler's meth usage, cocaine, etc. I could be wrong though. If he did, though, then I'd take this to be more likely as Irving was quite well versed on these topics.
For now, I'm going to assume this is false but open to changing my mind with more compelling evidence.
Thanks though for taking the time to present that source.
Yeah, these guys reference it...
>Morrell was known for his unconventional and alternative forms of therapy. He kept the details of Hitler's medical treatment and the book ‘The Secret Diaries of Hitler's Doctor’ written by David Irving contains detailed account of Morrell's methods.[20] It is reported that Hitler was administered 28 different pills a day and Morrell prescribed subcutaneous injections of Harmin, a mono amino oxidase (MAO)-inhibitor, and Homburg, an anticholinergic, in increasing dosage till Hitler got rid of him a week before his death saying that he did not need any more medical assistance.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4683874/
>For now, I'm going to assume this is false but open to changing my mind with more compelling evidence.
That's wise.
>Thanks though for taking the time to present that source.
No problem brother.