EC: Yes, we have the body here, [
45] - this we have had
before. Conditions physically are not so good as when we
last had same, for many of the disturbances have become
rather of the acute nature. The disorders as occur in the
form of that as brings for the building up of the lungs, for
the building of that within the system as COMBATS that of
poisons and creates for the system that as produces
coagulation in tissue where destructive forces make headway.
These, while on the increase, are not meeting the needs of
conditions. Neither are they adding to the vitality of the
system by assimilation processes, for we are beginning to
have that of the same character of formations about the
glands that have to do with assimilation. The hardening of
portions of the liver itself producing pressure in the
region of the glands. These cause the distress and the
weakness as comes from these conditions are harder and
harder on the heart's action, engorging same to some extent
and producing those strains directly on the brain itself.
The poisons as accumulate from the condition in mouth, in
throat, in liver, are NOT being eliminated. These, as we
find - unless changes ARE brought - must be destructive, as
has been given, for the physical conditions of the body.
Ready for questions.
(Q) Would it be advisable to have X-ray of gastrointestinal
tract?
(A) Would be advisable, AND would be beneficial to the body
in general, for even the passing of the rays - as make for
the radiograph - will be assisting the conditions in breaking
up, so that the activities as may be brought about - for
when those congestions, or hardening portions in liver are
not throwing off they are becoming destructive, and the
lacteals show that there are accumulations there; as in
throat, as in lung, as in other portions. Deterioration has
not set in, but MUST - UNLESS conditions ARE changed.
(Q) Any change in treatments?
(A) Only that these be - so long as the strength is possible
- rather increased in the packs, whether they are of oil or
of the salts, to prevent the kidneys being over-taxed. These
while severe, are the hope, as we see.
(Q) Any other suggestions that will be of benefit?
(A) These, as we find, would be the greater benefit. The
addition of the breaking up of cells through X-ray will aid
considerably, if taken advantage of by the application of
those packs as will produce counter-irritations to the organs
themselves. Necessary for heart stimulant, but do not
ENGORGE same, or attempt to SUBJUGATE through an hypnotic or
narcotic, as would be such a taxation to the NERVE system,
UNDER the strain - unless it becomes necessary. STIMULATE,
but not SUBJUGATE.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
The conditions are serious, and warrant close attention. We
are through with this reading for the present.
Copy to Dr. Lydic
Copy to Ass'n office
Copy to Cayce Hospital
REPORTS
GD's memo [from memory]: Mr. [
45] was taken to a Norfolk
hospital for X-Ray and subsequent exploratory surgery. He
died under the anesthetic (?).
3/29/33 EC's letter to Dr. [
539]: "Another case here in
Norfolk. A man who was quite ill and had been for several
months. The reading warned them not to give him any quantity
of any derivative from opium, for it would mean death - with
the existing condition. He had an attack. The interne at
the hospital was sent for in the night and gave the man an
eighth grain of morphine. He was dead in two hours."



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