(Q) Should patient continue with the aspirin?
(A) Gradually get relief from this reaction in the system,
as is possible with the changes as should come from the
relief of pressure in the system, by the changes as are
brought about by the manipulations and by the diet change.
These may be necessary at times, but RELIEVE these. Were
these changes - or, should these become necessary, change
to THIS character of stimuli, that will not be so severe:
That of:
Eucalyptol........................1 minim,
Rectified Oil of Turp...........1/2 minim,
Benzosol........................1/2 minim.
This may be placed in a carrier of simple syrup, or may be
taken in capsule. These will relax and ease, where the acid
causes congestion in the alimentary canal. These, as given,
would absorb in that of the FUNCTIONAL system, as related to
assimilation, without leaving drosses.
(Q) How often should violet ray be given?
(A) At least every other day. Oftener, [if it will] will it
give relief. There will be periods when it would be hard for
the body, but will be beneficial to the condition, so this
must be judged according to the conditions as they arise with
the system, [
120] we are speaking of.
(Q) Would sweat baths be beneficial for this body?
(A) After rest for three to four days, they would be
beneficial, if not given too severely - and the addition
of properties in the steam, or placing the medicants in the
vapor, would be beneficial to the body when these are taken.
Begin first with, to the pint of water to be vaporized, put
at least a teaspoonful of witchhazel.
(Q) How often should osteopathic treatments be given?
(A) Every day.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Self & Dr. Berger
Copy to Ass'n office
Copy to Cayce Hospital
BACKGROUND
See
120-1 on
9/18/29 for rheumatoid arthritis. On
10/22/29,
she entered Cayce Hospital for treatment.
REPORTS
10/26/29 See Ck. Physical Rdg.
120-3, requested by the
patient and also Dr. Grace C. Berger of the Cayce Hospital
staff.



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