IN THE BLOOD SUPPLY, we find this lower in the vitality than
it should be. However, not sufficient variation, were the
corrections made, for the body not to assume a near normal
balance in this direction. This produced from the system
attempting to create sufficient of that of the leucocytes as
make for coagulation in system. This, then, makes for that
tendency of the low number in the red blood cellular forces,
and an increase in the white; not sufficient as to be called
anemia; rather from pressure and a disturbed circulation, as
seen through the pelvis, as well as through - reflexly -
other portions of system, as we shall see.
IN THE NERVE SYSTEM, this the greater condition to be warned
against, for with lesions as have formed - in not adhesions,
though they may BECOME so, were there allowed the
continuation of the flow of blood to those pressure portions,
that the adhesion through this creating of the over-abundance
of the plasm as makes for coagulating, which makes for
adhesions; these being rather lesions, then, at the present
time. These we find existent in the nerve centers and
muscular forces, especially the lower dorsal, upper lumbar;
also in those of the upper dorsal. These make for those
depressions as come to the system during the periods.
In the effects created IN THE ORGANS OF THE SYSTEM, the
distresses in nerve system makes for a tendency of over
anxiety in the body at periods. This rather from the nature
of the pressures as are seen in the cerebrospinal system.
In those of the FUNCTIONING organs, we find throat, bronchi,
larynx, GOOD - save at such times that so much blood taken to
the lower portion of system that there is the tendency of
the feeling of the lack of blood in thorax, lungs and
bronchials.
These, then, are conditions that are rather of the nature
where the LACK of blood supply is the condition as is
produced, rather than disorders in the organs themselves.
Heart's action, as is seen, subnormal at times; at others
near normal.
Digestive system shows the effects of the conditions as have
existed from the attempt to create more of one portion for
the system than another, as in blood supply.
In the liver and the hepatic circulation, or liver and
kidneys, these we find show that these are unbalanced in the
same manner; for, as the liver is the opposite pole, as it
were, from the kidneys in the hepatic circulation, this calls
for that of a pressure in the amount of the uric acid as is
thrown from the system through those conditions existent in
pelvis and pelvic organs.
In the meeting of the needs of the conditions for this body:
First we would prepare that as will act as a tonic and a
stimuli for the digestive system, plus those forces as will
aid the blood supply in GAINING its proper equilibrium.
At the same period we would remove those repressions, or
those lesions as exist in the cerebrospinal system. These we
would do through manipulations and adjustments, so that - as
the properties as are taken as medicinal forces will be
assimilated and distributed through the system.
The medicinal properties we would make as this: Take 12
ounces distilled water, add 3 ounces of green ragweed or
ambrosia weed. Reduce this by slow simmering to 1/2 the
quantity. Then we would add ground Indian Turnip 1/2 dram,
ground Wild Ginseng 1/2 ounce. Again reduce this to 4 ounces
by slow boiling. Strain. Then add simple syrup 1 ounce,
pure grain alcohol 1 and 1/2 ounces, with 1/2 dram Balsam of
Tolu cut in same, and cut it thoroughly in the alcohol before
added to solution. The dosage would be 1/2 teaspoonful
4 times each day, half an hour before meals and just before
retiring.
We would be mindful of the diet, that it is blood building
and nerve building - but more tendency to those of alkaline
than of acid. Do that. Ready for questions.
(Q) How often should manipulations be given?
(A) At least twice each week, and ONE of such treatments
should be WITH adjustments.
(Q) Is there any trouble in the pelvis?
(A) The lesions, you see, are in the pelvis region, as seen
from the lumbars, as given. THIS causes the distress with
the organs of pelvis. Hence the lesions should be broken up,
see?
(Q) What diet should the body follow?
(A) That as given. We are through for the present.
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