Washington: Adolf Hitler was apparently a coke head who farted uncontrollably, ingested some 28 drugs at a time and received injections of bull testicle extracts to bolster his libido.
It's a whole other side to the Nazi dictator, whose poor health condition was revealed in medical documents that are now up for auction online at Alexander Historical Auctions of Stamford.
Bidding for the documents - which include ten X-rays of various views of the dictator's skull, the results of several electroencephalogram (EEG) tests and sketches of the inside of his nose - ends Tuesday and Wednesday. The cache consists of a 47-page account compiled by his six chief physicians, each specializing in different areas of treatment, and of a 178-page report dated June 12, 1945, which was compiled by Dr Erwin Giesing, while he was interned by US forces.

The Nazi dictator\'s poor health condition was revealed in medical documents that are now up for auction.
The US military commissioned the medical reports provided by Hitler's personal doctors, Bill Panagopulos, president of Alexander Autographs the New York Daily News. Among the more surprising notes, Autographs said, was that the "Mein Kampf " madman used powdered cocaine extensively to soothe his sinuses and throat, and was also prone to passing gas. In the attempt to control it, the Nazi dictator regularly ingested up to 28 drugs, including "anti-gas" pills which containing strychnine, a poison , "which probably explains his stomach pains", he said.
Hitler also used chamomile plants as a "cleansing enema" , the reports said. One of the doctors reported that the Mein Kampf madman received injections of extracts of seminal vesicles, testis and prostata of young bulls.
(For updates you can share with your friends, follow IBNLive on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and Pinterest)


Watch: Kedarnath shrine submerged in mud as flood ravages the area
Watch: Cars swept away as floods wreak havoc in Uttarakhand
Yamuna level set to rise over 207 metres, highest in 35 years
Uttarakhand: Over 100 dead; toll may rise with 500 still missing










Live: Over 8,000 pilgrims stranded in Badrinath due to roadblocks
Uttarakhand: Over 100 dead; toll may rise with 500 still missing
Yamuna level set to rise over 207 metres, highest in 35 years
Congress likely to vote for Nitish in Bihar Assembly




