(Q) Give cause and treatment of pain under right shoulder
blade?
(A) Well, this has all been given here. This produced from
the condition existent in the system, as of the ACID - as it
shifts about, and a slowed circulation.
In giving the iron, and its character - it may be well to
give this in other than the foods, though it should be given
in VERY SMALL doses. Better, as we find, to be given in
either the iron and quinine, or that of Wyeth's Beef, Iron
and Wine. or it may be well to alternate these, for the
quinine is an active stimuli for a clarification of the blood
stream, especially as to fermentations as are produced from
any character of pus or bacilli as forms primarily in the
circulation, coming directly from the liver or hepatic
circulation; but too much of these maybe made as harmful as
it may be made beneficial; but ALTERNATE it - or SMALL DOSES
of same would be well for the body. These, of course, taken
occasionally. We don't want so much appetite that this would
become harmful in the ability to assimilate, but if the
stimuli is kept in accordance with the abilities of the
lacteals to carry ON - and to keep the duodenum in a
perfectly ROUGH condition throughout; not allowing it to
become smooth by too much of the ACIDS, we will find the
conditions will improve much faster. See, when conditions
are as this, foods should enter the stomach in the lactic or
alkalin state; thus should be thrown into the system from
those of the fermentations in the walls of the stomach
itself, and when DIGESTION begins it should pass IN more of
an alkalin state; not wholly, but more of the lactated - or
condition where the activity of the hydrochlorics with the
lactics have produced, and do produce - for all of the chyle
forming throughout the duodenum - that of a THOROUGH
ROUGHNESS, so that the whole SYSTEM IS in accord - but when
it passes into same in an acid state, the walls soon become
smooth, see? We are through with this reading for the
present.
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BACKGROUND
See
340-6 on
2/15/29 for after effects of influenza,
susceptibility to colds, etc., and subsequent rdgs. for
mucous colitis.
1/24/30 She entered Cayce Hospital to be treated for mucous
colitis. [See
340-7 on
1/25/30 through
340-10 on
2/24/30,
and
340-11 as an out patient on
4/01/30.]
REPORTS
6/10/30 See
340-13 indicating great improvement.



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