(Q) Is there any immediate danger in the body?
(A) [Not] unless the sinking spells become such as to attack
the heart's action too much, you see. If these medicinal
properties are taken, as given, we will find the relaxation
to the nerve tension, as produced through these conditions in
body at present, would be relaxed, for we have as this:
In that of the eucalyptol we have reaction in the diaphragm
and lungs, in this circulation through the carotid artery,
and the reaction comes through the right oracle which flows
the blood through the congested portions in liver, and the
lacteal ducts, and the hypogastric plexuses, reducing the
reaction in the high hepatic circulation and equalizing the
circulation over body, preventing the blood from flowing,
falling, in one portion of the body too severely. And the
heroin acts in the same manner as to re-relax the lungs in
bringing the blood back, and reacting in heart's action
rather than those stimulations which only relax nerve tissue;
while that of the turp reacts in the hepatics and the
hypogastric in the kidneys, reducing and equalizing the
circulation in the lower portion of the body; while the
Canadian Balsam acts as the stimulant of the duodenum and
pancreas, each acting in their channel; while in others [as
have been given?] we find the stimulus comes to heart's
action, overtaxing these portions. The sooner these
stimulants are given the better, the sooner the reduction
through the relaxing, the chiropractic or osteopathic forces,
in 9th dorsal, and in that congestion in the right side, the
sooner the body would be free from danger.
We are through. Do that as we have given.
BACKGROUND
9/21/24 [
210]'s friends, Mr. [
4219] and Mrs. [
4218] were
present, to obtain the reading for Mr. [
210].
REPORTS
9/21/24 GD's note: Mr. Cayce referred them to Dr. Carey A.
Stout, D.O., in Cincinnati, who had followed readings for
patients with good results.
10/03/24 Mr. [
4219] wrote: "...I am enclosing herewith a
check for $25.00 in appreciation of your services rendered to
Mr. [
210] of Cincinnati. I regret very much to state that on
account of the absence of your friend, Dr. Stout, they
were unable to secure the right man to take his place who
could advise them to go on through with the prescription.
"I only hope they will see cause to change their mind in this
and to at least give it a trial..."


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