EC: Yes, we have the body here - this we have had before.
In SOME respects the conditions show improvements; yet, as we
find, with the stimulation of circulation - unless there is
an outlet for the increased drainage as set up by same,
sooner or later it must block, or be carried BACK into the
circulation, and the increase in the numbers of the warriors
in the blood supply, as thus attack or create the coagulative
and building properties in system, these become harmful - in
that they take up too much of the vitality. The pus forming
in the system must bring the strept in such a manner as to
cause irritation, as is seen in lungs, in heart's action, and
INDICATED in the WEAKNESS that ensues from the least
exertion, even for the ATTEMPTING to masticate foods. Much
of the condition comes from the throat and teeth, as WELL as
the character of the LYMPHATIC circulation - or poison
absorbing, for the body would find that even colors, as WELL
as certain characters of foods, become immediately poison in
the system. We would take ALL the teeth out! and would
cleanse those conditions in the throat, in the nasal
cavities, and we would KEEP the capillary and lymphatic
circulation MOST active, so long as it is not raising the
temperature of the body to an ABNORMAL degree. Hence the
fume baths are better. Keep the use of the eliminations
through the irrigation, but would be well that - when these
ARE given, and when they are ready for the finishing - that a
little - half a pint - of olive oil be used as injection, and
then build up the vitality by all of the foods - were the
body to drink the blood of animal, were it the right
character, would be well - even those of blood puddings, or
of such - these would be valuable for this body. Ox blood.
(Q) Are treatments being given properly to meet arising
symptoms?
(A) These are very good, as has just been outlined. The
treatments are MEETING the needs, save that we find - just as
has been outlined - that the continued increase in the
numbers in the white blood may become such as to attack or
DESTROY those portions IN the hemoglobin as are NECESSARY for
the red blood supply. Hence the conditions MUST be met by
ALLEVIATING that CAUSING pus and GIVING strength BY
assimilation with BLOOD - INTERNALLY taken, we would give it
- that the DIGESTIVE forces may alter in the assimilation;
for we find the CAPILLARY, the LYMPH, ABSORB certain
characters - that is, red's to the body is poison - certain
characters of yellow is poison; just as certain plants that
the body would contact would be poison to system, see?
That is all the questions.
In making the blood puddings, these will be well to give -
or they may be made, you know, with those of ground liver,
but use quantities of BLOOD with it - see?
We are through with this reading. [See 45-3, Par. R1.]
Copy to Dr. Lydic (to be delivered to patient on leaving
hospital)
Copy to Ass'n office
Copy to Cayce Hospital
REPORTS
GD's memo: In an old cook book someone found the following
recipe and gave it to me to submit to the patient whenever
a reading called for it.
BLOOD PUDDING
1/2 pound ground calf's liver
1/2 cup blood (which can be gotten by asking butcher to save
from grinding liver)
Butter a pan six inches across and two inches deep. Season
the liver with salt to taste and a piece butter size of
walnut. Melt and mix with liver, then pour blood over liver.
Run in hot oven about ten minutes.
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