This psychic reading given by Edgar Cayce at his home on Arctic Crescent, Virginia Beach, Va., this 24th day of January, 1935, in accordance with request made by the self - Mrs. [325], Active Member of the Ass'n for Research & Enlightenment, Inc.

Present: Edgar Cayce; Gertrude Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno. Mildred Davis and L. B. Cayce.

TEXT

1. EC: Yes. As we find, the conditions are very much in the manner as indicated. It is necessary for the removal of at least ONE of the teeth, as we see, that - as has been indicated - has the pus at the root of same. We do not find that it would be necessary to remove others in the present. Should the condition continue, why it would become necessary. But if the eliminations are kept somewhat above normal, and there is kept more of an alkalinity in the system, with the use of the properties in Ipsab in the present, we find that conditions should be on the improve. If the Ipsab may not be used in the full strength at present, then dilute it; add one teaspoonful of water to two teaspoonsful of the Ipsab, for this particular body, and massage the gums thoroughly. It will not only relieve these conditions but be helpful for the whole general system.
2. In the main conditions are much as has been indicated, and we would through these periods - when there is not a great deal of activity outside be more consistent with the use of the lamp.
3. Be very careful about overexercising in a draft or exposure, but be sure that there is plenty of CHANGE of air in the room.
4. Ready for questions.
5. (Q) In regard to my teeth, should I follow Dr.? [R. Lieberthal or Dr. S. Apisdorf]
   (A) (Interrupting) As indicated, there is ONE to be removed. One wants to take five, and one wants to take one. Follow the one that wants ONE.
6. (Q) Is it necessary to put a removable bridge in mouth?
   (A) Unless there is to be taken more than the one, it is not necessary. With the one it would be necessary to use something for that indicated, see?
7. (Q) Does gold in mouth help to cause bitterness?
   (A) It does! No teeth should ever be filled with heavy metals, as gold. Much preferable would be the compositions that make themselves one with the properties themselves; much preferable.
8. (Q) Why can't I sleep?
   (A) If you will use the Radio-Active Appliance, you can sleep!
9. (Q) Does the Ash upset my stomach at times?
   (A) Only when there is too much grease, or too much of those properties that upset WITH such, or cause it to float too much - prevents assimilation. At such times, take a small quantity of apricot brandy or a little wine; it will be much better. We would do these in the present. We are through with this reading.

BACKGROUND

1. See 325-54 on 1/10/35 in re bad teeth and mouth condition.
2. 1/22/35 "[257] suggests that I get a ck. up on my teeth, as one of the dentists wants to pull about five teeth, and the other one just one, and I do not know which one to follow."

REPORTS

1. 1/24/35 Daughter [460]'s letter: "Mother said she wrote for a reading. I hope it hasn't already been given for there are a few things that are worrying me about her condition. Today she became nauseous quite suddenly. I called the doctor but he didn't say very much about her condition. He gave her some capsules to make her sleep. They seemed to upset her but we will give them a fair trial. What I want to know is: What caused the nausea? Are the capsules the right things to take to produce sleep? What type of physic would produce the proper bowel movement without causing gas to form? Is the breast condition responsible for the failure of the body to recuperate as it should? If so, what can be done to alleviate the effects of this condition? What effects would x-ray treatments on the breast have? Would such treatments on the breast be advisable? Where can such treatments be taken for the least expense? What causes the fluttering in the heart that causes a smothering sensation?
   "Judge, I don't like to bother you with so many questions but these questions, as you can see, describe her feelings as well as I can make out, and I feel that it is very important to locate the seat of these conditions as quickly as possible. I know that the breast condition is worrying Mother terribly. If there is anything that comes out in the reading that will cause her more worry, will you ask Gladys not to include them in Mother's copy but to send the answers to such questions to [257]. I am referring to the questions on the breast conditions, you will understand I know."
2. 2/24/35 Son [257]'s ltr.: "Mother had a very hard time the last few days. I believe it is a nervous stomach, but that nausea is terrible."
3. 3/01/35 Son [257] submitted questions for her ck. rdg.
4. 3/02/35 See 325-56.

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