(Q) Is there any obstruction in the intestinal tract?
(A) Only the accumulations from toxic forces. And, as we
find, these may be better removed by the eliminations through
the stimulations as indicated; and by the application of
those things that may SOFTEN this area that is distressed -
or the packs of castor oil. Apply at least three to four
thicknesses of flannel wrung out of castor oil as hot as may
be handled with the hands or received by the body; across
that portion of the abdomen on the right side and across to
the left, you see. We find these will materially aid.
Do that. Reduce the temperature by stimulating to the lower
extremities, and stimulating the activity of the organs in
the digestive and assimilating system. See, it's an
overtaxation and a lack of proper coordination in
circulation, that has reduced the condition to these
pressures.
(Q) How is the condition now?
(A) Rather acute.
We are through with this reading.
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BACKGROUND
See previous rdgs. on his gastritis and subsequent questions
and answers in his Business Rdgs.
5/03/34 Wife phoned about 3:30 P.M. and talked to Mildred
Davis, submitting questions, saying Mr. [
261] had come home
ill and wanted the advice of the rdg. phoned to him as
quickly as possible. EC had just started a Ck. Physical Rdg.
for Mr. [
440]. M.D. went into the Rdg. Room with Mr. [
261]'s
questions, and immediately following the next Ck. Physical
for Mr. [
527], GC gave the suggestion for Mr. [
261].
REPORTS
5/20/34 He wrote: "Many thanks for the Ck. Physical Rdg. of
5/3rd. "I had been overdoing and worrying considerably, and
was flat on my back at the time of the rdg. I used the
treatments suggested, went to the office the next day, and on
Sat. and Sun. was able to drive with my wife down to White
Sulphur Springs - over 500 miles - finishing with 18 holes of
golf Sun. afternoon.
"However, I am still far from 100%, and will try and get in
as many osteopathic treatments as I can until I really feel a
lot better. The main trouble is that I am trying to do about
twice as much as I should. There is a chance that some of
the work will let up shortly. That will help as much as
anything."
He requested
566-2 for his little girl.
5/23/34 GD wrote him: "Are you going to Dr. Frank P.
Dobbins, D.O., in N.Y. City for the osteopathic treatments?
We have certainly had some wonderful reports from him on
cases we have sent to him."
5/28/34 He wrote: "No, I have not used Dr. Dobbins, as you
have never brought him to my attention. I have continued to
go to Dr. Theodore J. Berger, D.O., or - lately - to his
mother, Dr. Grace C. Berger, D.O."
7/07/34 He requested
628-2 for his other little girl.
8/08/34 His wife phoned for seasick remedy (106-7), saying Mr.
[
261] was so tired that he was going to Scotland for a
vacation.
