Now these are conditions as we find them in this body. Now
the body is good so we have many normal conditions in the
system - in the blood supply we find the body full, red
blooded, see. The number of leucocyte, meaning the white
blood force, are normal and number near the normal,
1,786,000
1; those of red blood numbering 36,679,000, normal,
full blood flow, see, yet in the clarification of these with
the development of the physical forces in the body and the
muscular forces to be supplied with the physical forces that
clarifies in the lung force itself, that of which the body
must be warned against, see.
In the nerve forces, the body is very good. The mental
capacity of the body, well balanced with the physical
forces, though the body gets mad easy sometimes though you
see, then he loses the balance and the physical or brute
force develops itself. In the nerve center about the sixth
and fifth dorsal we find that of the strained forces which
hinders the perfect nerve development through the arms and
cause at times the contraction or the reaction of these
forces in the nerve and muscular force that causes the
distress to this plexus center and it finding its
manifestation in the arm, the right one, you see, coming
from the left side of the vertebra. The sympathetic forces
in the nerve system are very good. The body is one well
developed in the sympathetic nervous system and not one that
would be termed over-sympathetic, yet well balanced with
mental and sympathetic nerve forces that an expression in
mental attitude, see. The organs of the sensory system will
find the reaction from the brachial plexus force unless the
correction is made there for the condition, see.
Through the functioning of the organs themselves, those of
the sensory system as yet functioning fairly normal. Those
of the head outside of the sensory organism, that is,
through the neck, through the thyroid, through the nerves
and muscles of the throat, the lymphatic functioning of the
tonsils, the nasal cavity and the upper portion of the
bronchial and trachea are very good, normal most for this
condition of the body, though in times back received that
which forced this condition in the system. The lung forces
as we have given of this, the body must keep the developing
of the muscles, nerve tissue in the trunk portion of body
and mind the diet and stimulation to the system or receive
the result from this condition through the liver and hepatic
circulation, see. Through the digestive tract the body is
very good. The contraction of muscular forces with the
system being equal to the conditions of the system, the
liver replenishing the condition that should be rid of as
given, see, though functioning in its condition at present,
normal. The hepatic circulation, higher than should be for
the rest of the physical body. Of the liver and the kidney
circulation, of this we find the strain on these portions
producing the high hepatic condition of the lung force
itself, see.
To relieve this condition and keep the body physically fit
we would correct the lesion formed in the fifth, sixth, and
seventh dorsal by those adjustments of chiropractic and
osteopathic forces, to give the release of the nerve tension
and to give the lymphatic along the arm and elbow, those
that will give relief to produce the perfect elimination and
assimilation through all these channels of the system.
Through the lung forces, the diet and exercise of developing
the arm and chest above the diaphragm, not below, you see,
that the body has kept and should keep physically fit, see,
not over-strained or over-trained in the system, but must be
kept in normal condition. Do that.
(Q) Is there any suggestion you would make for prescription?
(A) The exercise with the adjustments are better than all
the prescriptions for this body. Do not produce that which
has to be overcome. The body is kept in its blood
circulation with the correct incentive for nerve and muscular
force to set itself correct. Don't give that which must be
overcome.
Do as we have given.
1 [
7/07/60 note by Walter N. Pahnke, M.D.: "1,786,000 total?
Normal 5-10,000 per mm's. Red blood cells: Normal:
5,000,000 per mm's."]
BACKGROUND
Mr. Cayce was visiting Mr. M. B. Wyrick, Chicago, so it is
possible Mr. Wyrick was the contact.


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