(Q) For 16 years I have had a rectal itch which seems to be
caused by constipation or sometimes "nerves". This same
physician said the lower end of the colon was paralyzed.
What do you advise?
(A) A great deal of this comes from the condition in the
colon.
Occasionally, whenever there is the trouble with the itching,
and which should not be necessary more than once in six to
eight to ten weeks (and after the corrections there should
be little or no use of same), - we would use an enema of
oils carrying a little of Carbolic Acid in same; that is:
Glycerine.....................1 ounce,
Carbolic Acid.................2 drops,
Usoline, Nujol or
Russian White Oil..........4 ounces.
Shake or stir these together very well; then inject. This
is preferable to using Carbolated Vaseline, for this tends
to dry and is not as effective.
The use of these, in combination with the osteopathic
corrections, should overcome the condition. And let the
osteopath correct same by injecting the finger in the
rectum, so as to correct the lower end of the coccyx bone,
see?
The lower end of the colon is low or slow in its activity,
owing to lack of the impulses from the sacro-iliac and the
coccyx end of the nerve forces. Not true paralysis, but
lack of that impulse for activity; rather that tendency
for prolapsus.
(Q) Are pains in lower abdomen caused by gas?
(A) A portion is from gas, a portion is from the general
tie-up in the coccyx area, see? At times these are from
gas, but that which assists or causes the condition exists
in the coccyx and the lower rectal area.
(Q) I have been riding horseback lately, hoping this would
strengthen my back. Do you think this advisable?
(A) If not too much of same, and if the proper sort of brace
is used when riding; that is, as an elastic or the like. But
it will be much better for the body NOT to ride too often
when these corrections are being made, see?
(Q) Would you advise spending this winter on a ranch where
I would ride every day?
(A) If there are those corrections osteopathically made in
the sacro-iliac AND the coccyx, this would be very well. If
not, it would NOT be so advisable.
(Q) Also have sinus trouble. Would you advise taking
5 grain Potassium Chloride tablets?
(A) These are not as good as the effect that would be
obtained from the use of an inhalant that will act as a
purifier for the tissue that becomes involved by the
slowed circulation. Prepare in this manner:
To 4 ounces of Pure Grain Alcohol, in at least an 8 ounce
bottle (preferably glass-corked), add - in the order named:
Oil of Eucalyptus............20 minims,
Rectified Oil of Turp.........5 minims,
Compound Tincture Benzoin....15 minims,
Rectified Creosote............3 minims.
It would be better to have the stopper to the bottle prepared
so that there are two vents into the vacuum, not into the
solution, see? Then keep these corked well when not in use.
But when ready to use, shake the solution well and inhale
the fumes through the nostril and also through the mouth;
just the fumes that come from same by being shaken.
This will be found to be more effective than the tablets.
For, the tablets are only allaying, while the inhalations
act as purifiers so that the system is able, through
stimulated circulation, to cast off the causes of the
condition, see?
(Q) Would the dry climate of the Southwest also be good
for my sinus trouble?
(A) Be very good, provided it is not overdone; that is, in
the dust. For, this is alkali and IS irritating to such
disturbances. If this is very much in evidence, then it
will be irritating to the body.
(Q) Any other advice for the body?
(A) We would have the corrections made first, see, -
sacro-iliac and coccyx; using the enemas when necessary.
Then we WOULD have the curettement made, - this at least in
the fall or winter, see?
Then be precautious as to wearing the correct type of brace
when riding.
Do use the inhalant as indicated, two or three times a day;
and we will find - with the rest of the applications as
indicated - we will be rid of the antrum troubles. Inhale
in the throat, for this should aid also that tendency for
a bronchi disturbance at times.
We are through with this Reading.
Two copies to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
2/04/33 She obtained Physical Rdg.
260-1 for vulvitis,
pruritus ani, constiption, sinusitis, etc.
7/19/42 She submitted questions. See them listed in
260-1,
Par. R5.
REPORTS
7/24/42 GD's note: One copy (260-2) for your osteopath.
Please let us have his name and address, if you don't mind,
so we can send him some literature.
Re 260-2, drawing was enclosed to illustrate type of bottle
to be used for the inhalant.
12/29/48 Brother-in-law Mr. [
261] mentioned her name in re
E.C.F. campaign but did not say whether or not she had
followed the advice of the rdg.



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