Hence to eat the shell fish (PROVIDED these are very fresh)
will be most helpful. Use salsify; which may be prepared
already, of course, at this special season, and the
vegetables that are of the early SPRING nature; such as
onions (the smaller kind), radishes, peas. Of course,
necessarily, most of these will have to be canned; and are
alright, provided not canned with benzoate of soda. These
should be a great portion to the diet.
A broiled steak occasionally (not too much, but two to three
times a week) will be helpful. But shell fish at least three
to four times a week would be helpful.
Begin massaging the body through the brachial and upper
cervical area with a saturated solution of common salt (not
iodized) and pure apple vinegar. Do not rub so hard as to
produce irritation or to break the skin, but sufficient to
make for a better circulation in the superficial portions of
the body. Rub from the central portion to the extremities;
or begin just below the shoulder blades and rub towards the
head. Begin towards the end of the spine, a circular motion.
This will prevent the stinging sensation or itching that
occurs in the superficial portion of the system.
Do these and we will make for the better conditions.
Do not be overanxious, but be anxious ENOUGH to be MINDFUL
that old bones don't knit as easily or as quickly as new
bones! Then SUPPLY the new elements for same, see?
(Q) Then the arm is set properly?
(A) It is set properly.
(Q) Is it a normal condition for the blood to rush to the
hand as it does?
(A) Not a normal condition; but not abnormal for the body.
This is from the unbalancing in the superficial and internal
circulation, as we have indicated.
(Q) Any suggestions for the betterment of the arm when the
splints have been removed?
(A) As indicated, when these are taken off, gradually extend
the rub with the saturated solution. This do every day; not
too much, but sufficient that the circulation is stimulated,
and that the body absorbs some of the sodium chloride.
(Q) Any other suggestions?
(A) Do these in the present.
We are through with this reading.
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BACKGROUND
5/08/34 She obtained Ck. Physical Rdg.
243-18 for varicose
veins.
8/09/35 She submitted questions about her broken wrist.
REPORTS
8/20/35 Sister [
482]'s letter: "[
243] is getting along fine
with her arm, and doesn't seem to be nearly as nervous."