IN THE NERVE SYSTEM, in this we find the seat or cause of the
disturbance, especially do we find this in the cerebrospinal
system. In the lumbar region, fourth lumbar plexus, in the
dorsal region, in the fifth and sixth dorsal, in the
cervical, the first and fourth, in this we find the cause of
the disturbance in the body. In the lumbar region, this
produced first, and causing the distress to the system, more
in times back than at present; for that, some corrections in
portions of the body, this has been assisted, yet the
deflection has caused, by this subluxation, the lesions in
the dorsal and cervical region. Thus in the dorsal, this
lesion produced the deflection in the circulation, hence the
deflection to the circulation. The subluxation in the
cervical causes strain to organs and to the sympathetic
system. Hence the sympathetic and the sensory system become
involved in the conditions.
IN THE FUNCTIONING OF THE ORGANS, in the brain forces, very
good, yet the division in the blood supply and the
subluxation in the first and third cervical deflect the
reaction in brain forces. In the sensory deflection from
cervical region causes distress at times, more in the past
than at present, to organs in the sensory system.
In the throat, lungs, and bronchials, we find the lesion in
the dorsal region produces a slowing or taxing in the blood
supply through lungs, yet no organic conditions to be wary
of, rather that to be warned against, and have the correction
made that elimination may be through the pulmonary and the
sympathetic through the lymphatics against the distress in
the system as to cause the capillary circulation to become
the seat of the effects of conditions to be treated.
In the heart's action. This we find of a nerve condition
rather than of organic origin. Lesions in the dorsal affect
directly the hypogastric. These reflex, through cardiac,
give an abnormal heart's function, yet no organic condition
in that portion.
In that of digestion, we find the system does not assimilate
those properties taken, for the nerve reaction easily affects
the body by nerve conditions, producing rather a nerve
digestion than indigestion. Yet often the hydrochlorics in
the duodenum above normal and the pressure caused in the
lacteal glands produce here this condition, the depression in
the intestinal system.
Liver subnormal in excretion functioning; abnormal in
secretive functioning, from nerve stimulation both through
sympathetic and through cerebrospinal conditions. Hence the
digestive system becomes involved, making a high hepatic
circulation, straining kidneys, and with the condition
produced in the lumbar region, cause distress from reflex
rather than from organic forces.
Then to bring normal conditions to the body, through deep
manipulation osteopathically given, correct conditions in the
cerebrospinal system, using those vibrations for the
digestive system, stimulating the mesenteric glands
sufficient to stimulate the secretive system throughout the
intestinal tract. Those vibrations are found in the use of
electric pads that vibrate the intestinal systems. See? Do
this and we will bring normal conditions to this body.
(Q) Is the mind of this body active?
(A) As given, the conditions to vibrate are subjugated
through the impressions as deflected in the first cervical
and this pressure on the pineal gland causes the deflections.
(Q) What should be done to make the injured thumb of this
body normal?
(A) Use vibrations necessary as would be stimulated through
the proper circulation to the affected parts. This will
bring the near normal for conditions existant in the portion
of the body.
(Q) What is the condition of the nose of this body?
(A) That of an increased circulation in the lymphatics, from
deflection in circulation from third cervical lesion.
(Q) For muscular development, should the body use the
Henderson Method?
(A) Those conditions as outlined for the body, use those and
develop the body through the use of exercise for system as
the system responds to the corrections made.
(Q) What special exercises are best for developing the
shoulders, arms, back, and chest?
(A) Make corrections before you begin the exercise. When
those are ready, then exercise.
(Q) Is the body somewhat tongue-tied?
(A) From nervous condition.
(Q) If instructions as given are carried out, and by living
a clean life and trust in the Divine Power, will this body
reach the supreme strength of athletic perfection that he
desires to reach?
(A) Within nine months, yes.
(Q) What will be the body's weight?
(A) 168 lbs.
That is all the questions.
We are through for the present.
REPORTS
12/10/24 Letter from friend Mr. [
3190]: "...I received Mr.
[
77]'s reading and it seems to be alright. We were fortunate
in getting hold of the right man to carry out your
instructions, and he has already started treatments..."
1/10/25 letter from [
77]: "...I surely have improved
wonderfully since I had a reading on
12/03/24. I thought I
was in good health until I had the reading, at which time I
found out I was in bad physical condition, but I am getting
along fine..."
2/23/25 See
77-2.



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