For a number of us, the idea of being stuck with needles multiple times a day is terrifying. For Hitler this was is favorite type of medicine delivery. Morell’s rival, Dr. Brandt, explained this phenomenon as a way to make the patient feel immediately better (Link 2), and it was “This type of treatment that seemed to impress Hitler” (Link 2). Morell was not the best at injections either. In numerous occasions, Morell admits in his notes that he “bent the needle” (Link 1).
While Hitler loved the injections of drugs, there was a side effect he didn’t take into account: collapsed veins, which is directly caused by the use of “intravenous injections that have been performed for a long-time (chronic-use)”, which is only exacerbated by bending
While Hitler loved the injections of drugs, there was a side effect he didn’t take into account: collapsed veins, which is directly caused by the use of “intravenous injections that have been performed for a long-time (chronic-use)”, which is only exacerbated by bending