IN THE BLOOD SUPPLY, this we find, through that condition as
has existed in the system, so brought about through this
poor elimination, and through that as is thrown in the blood
supply, such conditions as that the organs of elimination
have become so involved as to cause such congestion as to
hinder the functioning of the organs, even in the excretory
as well as secretive organs or functioning of the organs
themselves. Hence the liver and the kidneys have become
involved, as well as the tissue and sinew of the muscular
forces of the body. These, in the tissue and muscular
forces, from the drosses as left in system. Those in the
liver and kidneys, and the whole of hepatic circulation, as
well as through other portions of the system, from those
conditions as were taken on from outside, as well as that
created by such congestion, which formed the characteristics
of this congestion, coming in the form of that as attacks
the mucus producing portions of the system, as to become
catarrhal in its effect. Now, catarrhal conditions
in the nasal or head portions of body may act in many
directions, as to the functioning of the organs of the
sensory system, which have in part been involved in these
conditions, as well as this having gone lower becomes that
as causes the condition in the action of the pancreas and
the mucus producing portion of system. Hence assimilations
are hindered also. These conditions, then, show the
complications as have arisen in this functioning organism.
Now, the releasing of the pressure in the cerebrospinal
nerve system aids and relieves pressure, but to relieve the
condition as we find through the digestive system, through
the functioning of organs themselves, the congestion as is
brought about, and most of all that condition existent in
the bloodstream itself, wherein the inability of the blood
supply to furnish that necessary for resuscitation throughout
the physical system, in whole, and the inability of same
to bring coordination in the eliminations - hence the
inability of the body to function through the respiratory
system normally, the inability to function normally through
that of the capillary circulation and through the kidneys
and the liver, through the action of same in the body -
To meet the needs, then, of the conditions, we would add
with that being administered in the way of correction of the
conditions along the cerebrospinal system, those of
medicinal properties that will change the vibratory forces,
in that as we would find in THIS compound:
First we would take and make as a carrier: 1/2 gallon of
distilled water, with 6 ounces of wild cherry bark. Reduce
this by simmering, or slow boiling, to 1/2 the quantity.
Strain while warm and add:
Simple Syrup........................2 ounces,
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla......1 ounce,
Elixir Calisaya.....................1 ounce,
Tincture of Stillingia............1/4 ounce,
Oil of Sassafras...................40 minims,
Sulphate of Quinine................20 grains,
Tincture of Capsici.................2 minims.
Cut 1 dram Balsam of Tolu in 2 ounces of grain alcohol and
add to solution. Shake well together before the dose is
taken, which should be teaspoonful 4 times each day.
We would also add to the system those vibrations as are
found in the plain violet ray. This following the
manipulations as are given each day, or every other day,
along the cerebrospinal system.
Well that high enemas be given occasionally to eliminate
those feces in the colon, so that the active forces of the
properties given may have opportunity to revibrate with the
whole body.
Do that, and we will find in thirty to sixty days quite a
change in this body, [
2]. Then we would give at that time
further instructions for the complete correction for this
body. Ready for questions.
(Q) What diet?
(A) No meats, and those of the vegetables that grow above
the ground. Much of the pod vegetable, but more that
produce iron and the quantities of iodine producing
vegetables in the system. Also those that add or create more
of the lactics, or non-acid producing vegetables. Fruit
juices may be taken - that is, those of citrus fruit, but no
apples, no peaches - though pears may be taken, or grapes
may be taken. We are through for the present.
Copy to Self thru Dr. Farrand
Copy to Ass'n office
Copy to Cayce Hospital
Extra copy to self on Feb. 7, 1930
BACKGROUND
No description is recorded of his ailment prior to 2-1.
First record is
1/15/30 listing on Cayce Hospital entrance
application: Optic Nerve Atrophy.



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