(Q) What may be expected from the tubercle germ in his
blood?
(A) Well, this depends upon the manner in which the general
system is handled as in relation to same.
As we have indicated, when there is in the blood supply such
affection, the activities of the hepatic circulation become
the danger point for ANY individual.
Hence as given, there should be first those measures to
cleanse the system as related to not only the alimentary
canal but with properties activating upon the system with
the inclination to PURIFY same, see? as we have indicated
in those forms of laxatives to take.
Hence there should be sufficient rest for the body during
this period. Not that it is not to do anything, but keep
in the open as much as possible; walk about, be activative
in the mental forces - not as of curative but as protective
forces.
Then the influences to purify the blood supply (the calcium,
with the iodine), also those for the lungs through the use
of the inhalations indicated, will tend to so build
resistance as to prevent this becoming an activative force in
the blood stream.
(Q) Should he continue taking Ventriculin?
(A) This is very well.
(Q) Describe the condition of the gland system.
(A) As may be indicated from that given, the glandular
forces as related to assimilation are the disturbing
activity.
Hence many portions of the gland system become irritated.
But it is not primarily glandular disturbance here.
(Q) Why have so many people had such severe colds this
winter, that have been hard to get rid of?
(A) The astronomical conditions as related to those under
certain signs.
(Q) Any other advice for this body at this time?
(A) Those precautions, and being persistent and consistent,
are necessary - if there will be the better conditions for
this body in the present.
We are through with this Reading.
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REPORTS
4/23/39 See his wife's rdg.
413-11, at which [
289] was
present, in re: marriage triangle, giving advice to
Mrs. [
413] in re: Mr. [
289]'s involvement with another
woman. [She said it could not be a physical sex attraction,
since Mr. [
289] had been impotent for some time.]
4/25/41 See wife's rdg.
413-13, Par. 12-A indicating that
"few are making such headway, such strides even, in
manifesting patience and love."
1/30/43 She came with Mr. [
289] for his Life Rdg.
289-9.
3/08/51 His wife's sister, Mrs. [
845], reported: "[
289] is
in a critical condition - doctors say tube from heart to
lungs is worn out - nothing to do about it - is pitted and
deteriorated - usually this condition is seen in very old
people. He just mustn't do any work. Even if he lifts a
wheelbarrow it might break the tube and it'd be the end.
He says he's ready to go any time, but it's quite a strain
on the rest of the family, his wife [
413] especially."
GD's note: He lived until
5/20/68, no doubt due to his
wife's good care of him, but he suffered greatly during all
those years and many times appeared to be at death's door.



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