(Q) Should the body be alarmed about the swelling in the
legs?
(A) Not alarmed, provided there is kept the proper activity
for the kidneys.
As we find, it would be very beneficial - AFTER the attempts
to eat the meals, or after the liquid diets are taken - to
take the Alcaroid AS an active force to make for the chyle
reaction in digestion, keeping the food values down, being
taken in such a manner as to be absorbed and to act upon the
alimentary canal as well as the kidneys.
This would be taken after the meals; about a third or less of
a teaspoonful - or just a bit on the tip of the spoon; this
first dissolved in a small quantity of water, then about
half a glass of water added - and this sipped; not just
drunk all at once, but sipped - if kept thoroughly dissolved.
(Q) Should the whiskey be burned out of the liquor used?
(A) It is then more strengthening and less exciting to the
soft tissue or the lymph activity in digestion.
(Q) Are the kidneys being flushed enough?
(A) As indicated; not only would the Alcaroid help the
digestive forces but kidneys also, indicating that there are
times when the non-activity is evidenced by the heaviness
there.
For, as is understood, sedatives make for slowing of the
whole of the eliminations, whether in the alimentary canal,
the respiratory system, the hepatic circulation, or how.
Hence it is necessary that there be kept a balance in the
rest of the system without forming blocks.
(Q) Is Dr. Dobbins giving the right treatments?
(A) These, as we find, are very, very good.
(Q) Are the lungs and other parts of the body draining
properly?
(A) At most times.
(Q) Should the breast drain outwardly?
(A) To be sure, best outwardly than internally! However,
with the use of the Iodex-Ash ointment and the Plantain,
gradually this drainage should be prevented.
(Q) How often should the Ash be applied?
(A) The Ash-Iodex ointment would be applied at least every
day. The Ash itself taken internally with the light applied
would be one-eighth grain (not more) about twice a day.
(Q) Is Kugelmass's medicine upsetting the nerves of the
stomach? [Kugelmass, M.D.]
(A) Upsetting.
(Q) Should it be given any more?
(A) Let this be determined by the body itself.
(Q) Would it be well for the body to use a sedative to sleep
continually for forty-eight hours?
(A) Too hard upon the heart; it would cause a block.
(Q) Is there anything [daughter [
459]] can do to help the
body?
(A) Make the application of those things suggested, in the
gentle manner; very well.
(Q) How has the previous nursing affected her?
(A) Fair.
(Q) Any other suggestions?
(A) We would follow very closely those outlines indicated
for the better conditions.
(Q) Is the gold filling causing bitterness in mouth?
(A) The absorption of same naturally that comes from toxic
forces to those portions of the head and throat is a
contributory cause.
(Q) What other factors cause the bitterness?
(A) The eliminations.
(Q) Any suggestions for overcoming this, besides those
given?
(A) This is a natural consequence from the very nature of
the tumorous forces that have become more active in the
system. Hence the necessity for keeping the eliminations
somewhat above normal or towards an excess.
It would be well to occasionally cleanse the lower bowel with
the enema; using a soda solution in the first water and an
alkalin antiseptic in the last water following same.
(Q) Is the Veroculate good for her liver?
(A) This is very well, but it's rather hard on the system.
(Q) What does the Extralin do for the liver?
(A) It's rather as a laxative to the activity of the gall
ducts.
(Q) Which should be used?
(A) As we find, with using the Alcaroid, the Caroid and Bile
Salts Tablets would be preferable to either.
(Q) How often should these tablets be taken?
(A) This depends upon the activity of the liver and the
evacuations through the alimentary canal. As we find,
however, it would be well to give these in periods; that is,
two tablets - one in the morning and one in the evening for
two to three days; then leave off for two or three days, if
the reaction comes.
(Q) Is the liver enlarged?
(A) To some extent. It's the natural condition attempting,
through the system, to take care of the conditions created
by the activities of the excretory and secretive functioning.
Doing these conditions, as we find, will be the better.
(Q) Is the tightness across the stomach caused from the
enlarged liver?
(A) Not altogether; some contributory causes are much from
the activities of the general system attempting to adjust
itself; and pressures made upon the transverse and
descending colon portion.
(Q) How long will it take the system to adjust itself?
(A) Be prepared for most any condition or emergency that may
arise.
(Q) Should the body be moved?
(A) Not so!
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Mrs. [459]
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
See
325-66 on
10/10/35 for breast cancer.
10/12/35 Her daughter [
459], granddaughter [
2444], and son
[
2588] were present and submitted questions.
REPORTS
10/14/35 See
325-68.



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