EC: Yes, we have the body here, [
337]. This we have had
before. Now, we find the general physical condition much
better than we have had at any time before. Now, we would
begin to apply those of the EXTERIOR forces for the humor as
exists from a long period in the capillary, or in the skin
itself. These, as we find, would be best in that of a
weakened alcohol solution with acetanilide, and those of an
astringent that will not cause the cuticle to ROUGH from the
throwing off of these portions that need to be eliminated;
keeping up the rest of those things that have been given.
Though the body may take some changes in the food values,
but not those of rich foods that will again cause distresses
in the stomach and intestines, nor overtaxing the blood
supply to where the eliminations are in a distressing
condition. Do THAT. Ready for questions.
(Q) What causes weakness of tear ducts and what treatment
should be given for same?
(A) These will arrange themselves, when those conditions
in the 4th and 5th dorsal have been properly adjusted and
corrected. These are reflexes from those nerve ends that
come to the lachrymal ducts, that supply this portion of
the system.
(Q) What causes frequent sighing?
(A) Has it ever been considered as to what produces a sigh,
from the first? A sigh is not an activity of other than the
end of the aesophagus, through that force of the cardiac end
of the stomach, and the repression as has existed and does
exist with sympathetic, produces the reaction through the
cardiac forces, or sympathetic cardiac ends, and produces
a sigh - by the repression of air through the system from
this reaction. When ANYONE suffers from a condition where
the whole of the sympathetics, or the vegetative nerve system
of the nervous system is affected, sighs are the reaction
from same.
(Q) Should powders be continued?
(A) Be continued for the present.
(Q) What laxative?
(A) Best that these be by the ACTIVITIES of the treatments
to the system, and if any laxative - wholly that of the
Russian White Oil.
(Q) What causes accumulation of mucus in nose and throat?
(A) Those conditions as react from those repressions in
that dorsal, as given.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
Keep these conditions, as has been started, and we will
find that in three to four weeks the body should be NEAR
to where it may care for itself. We are through with this
reading.
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BACKGROUND
See
337-7 on
10/21/29, advising continued treatment for
eczema for which she entered Cayce Hospital on
8/25/29.
REPORTS
11/07/29 See
337-9.
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