(Q) Is there any organic trouble with the heart?
(A) Purely the reflex condition as is seen from this
pressure produced through the secondary cardiac plexus,
and through cardiac plexus proper, and with sedative
overcharging the blood supply, through hypogastric and
through the arterial circulation, see? Not an organic -
rather the effects of conditions, though it may become
organic, is this kept up, for this reduction, see? in the
body, resistance, the vitality being run low, is the effect
of the system trying to adjust itself and of those conditions
applied to the body to adjust heart's action and to overcome
the asthmatic condition. The sedatives for the lungs
increase the heart's action, and that as has been given for
the heart's action has been detrimental in the REBUILDING
centers in blood supply and through the whole system, for, as
we see how that with segmentations in the dorsal region, as
given - 5th, 6th, 7th, 4th, 3rd, see? this affects directly
the heart's action through the pulmonaries, producing
irritations from the first segmentation in the 5th and 6th
vertebra to the lungs, and to the bronchials, see? Then,
with the stimulation of circulation, and the relaxing of the
lung proper, through inhalation and through the taking of
properties to overcome this, we draw up, as it were, the
diaphragm, in attempting to pump the blood through, see?
Now, when we relax these conditions, we must diet the body so
that this condition will not be crowded into the system.
Keep eliminations open, liver acting well. Do not overload
the kidneys, for sugars will, you see. So will stimulants as
coffee and tea, etc., see? These may be taken in moderation.
No heavy meats, but rather that of whole wheat, cereal,
fruits, such as those, see? and it will take, as is given,
thirty-six to forty-two (36 to 42) such adjustments, which
should be given every other day at least until these are
corrected.
(Q) Should this sedative be withdrawn?
(A) There are times when portions will be necessary, but
this as is given, of the Calcidin and iodine, is to take the
place for the lungs, which will not necessitate so much. The
sedative is only being used as that to open the lung cells,
see? so the body can get its breath.
(Q) How often should he take this Calcidin?
(A) Whenever necessary, or the irritations is such - that
is, not under three to four hours apart, see? unless its very
severe, when of course two may be taken at once.
(Q) Had the body better be quiet, or should it take moderate
exercise?
(A) Take the exercise. Keep about the regular business.
Let the body sit down - it would die! because the strength
and resistance is keeping going.
Do, then, as we have given, for the better conditions of this
body, [
90], we are speaking of.
We are through for the present.
BACKGROUND
6/17/26 Nephew [
900]'s letter: "You recall a recent
interpretation [
900-240, Par. 9-A, 10-A] that told of the
coming of the death of my Uncle [
90], who lives in ..., Mo.
I wired to find out about him and he wrote back that his
asthma was bothering him terribly among other things, and had
him down to 128 lbs. He was a man tall and broad who weighed
about 175 to 190 lbs. So you see the correlation. Now I am
writing him to tell him of the readings and if he wants one
will certainly let you know at once."
6/24/26 Nephew [
900]'s letter: "Also please find enclosed
letter from my Uncle [
90] requesting a physical for himself
and wife [
92]. Of course he knows not what it is all about,
as I have not seen him in years. He lives in ..., Mo., and
as you see will be ... at the hours specified... As the
reading on my dream seemed to indicate death soon I would say
there was little time to lose. Of course his is the option
of whether he will follow the advice given or not, but he
seems anxious for it and we may but render what service we
may. I understand his health is very poor, in spite of his
being about, for his is a chronic suffering of long standing. I
Don't know what is wrong with his wife [
92], but she is
evidently not well."
REPORTS
7/08/26 Nephew [
900]'s letter: "[
90] was delighted with the
reading and he wrote me asking me the cost, as many others
who read his were surprised and wanted readings. I wrote
back it cost as much as the individual could possibly afford
to give, and that they should send in their applications.
His wife [
92] at ... wants one. She is a good talker - would
pay to give her one soon. We may raise some money [for the
'work']; not from [
90] because he has none, but through him
and his salesmanship efforts."
8/05/26 Wife's [
92] letter: "[
90] does not feel well this
morning. He has been advised by Dr. Wilson (who gave him a
thorough examination and found his heart bad) to leave ...,
Mo. as soon as he can locate in other climate and his
brothers wish it very much too. He has written to Phoenix,
Ariz., and also Baird, Texas."
8/09/26 Nephew [
900]'s letter: "The information on [
90]
according to his wife is none too encouraging."
9/22/26 Nephew [
900]'s letter: "I want my Uncle [
90] to have
a reading as I had a dream sometime ago that he could die at
any time or in any one of his asthmatic attacks."
9/24/26 See
90-2.



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