(Q) Tell us what changes and what the condition is now.
(A) Now, as we have the body here, of [
34], in the condition
we have it now, - the physical body, or that of the frame of
the man, the skin, the flesh, its nerves and blood forces
with its attributes to the mental body. The blood and its
appendages and forces to the physical, and the nerve and
supplies both mental and physical. The treatment of the
physical body, or the structure of the body, has been such
until we have produced to the nerve forces an abnormal
condition to the supply to the brain. Or better still, we
have the body here as this: - We have a lesion formed here in
the body of [
34] at the upper cortex of the stomach, produced
from over congestion into the stomach here, at time back,
when small, in the development of the body. Then the
developments of the brain and forces in the body were such
that it produced an abnormal condition into the brain. The
cells not used by thought or expression, of anything, through
the abnormal or sensory organism. Hence the conditions we
have at times of spasmodic condition of the flow of blood to
the brain. Congestion of the arms and muscular forces, from
the pelvis up, or to the trunk part of the body. The
condition as we have it now, from the treatment to the
condition, has produced to the nerve force a stimulation
through electrical forces, of the coldness along the spine
with that of ice, an over-stimulation through the nerves
along the spine, until it becomes a resentment to the body to
accept the forces in the body. Hence the rejection to the
forces to remove the condition existing in the body.
(Q) What else do you find?
(A) That is the condition of [
34].
(Q) What treatment would you prescribe for the present, to
relieve this?
(A) He has the treatment, if it is given right.
(Q) Is he getting the electricity strong enough?
(A) Plenty.
(Q) What about the sedative for the stomach?
(A) All right.
(Q) How is the ice treatment?
(A) That is all right.
(Q) Should there be anything else added to that? How should
his diet be? and what should it be and what should he eat?
(A) Eat what he wants to eat.
(Q) Is that lesion being removed any?
(A) No, it is greater.
(Q) What can we do to remove that?
(A) Treat him right.
(Q) Does he need kneading of the stomach with the hands?
(A) No.
(Q) Is there no other treatment you would suggest for the
present than is there?
(A) - (Either silence or steno. didn't get it.)
(Q) Well, you won't see him any more.
(A) Are you going to leave him this way?
(Q) What would you suggest for him?
(A) I don't suggest.
(Q) What does he need?
(A) To get better.
(Q) What can be done for him to relieve him?
(A) Give him the treatment.
(Q) Has he been getting the treatment as strong as he
should?
(A) Too much.
(Q) Been getting too much?
(A) Take the forces here in the body of [
34] applied to the
external and internal forces to the body, has been of a
nature to produce exaggeration or aggravation to the nerve
supplies to the sympathetics and cerebrospinal, by the
treatment of the potash and iodine along the spine with the
ice, which produces congestion and over-opening or
stimulation of the muscular forces of these. Leave off all
treatment except the electrical force, until the body becomes
limp again here - except the sedative to the stomach, of
course, and the electrical forces. Then we will apply the
ice or the cold compresses along at the cervical and to the
dorsal, see? Hot compresses from the lumbars and coccyx,
of [
34].
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