(Q) What can be done to relieve the rocking sensations due
to the sea voyage?
(A) This is a natural reaction from the unbalancing of the
fluids in the system, and it will naturally wear off.
The ingredients that may make for the assistance in this
direction would be those combinations that we have indicated
for nausea and for the reaction with the nerve impulses in
the system. [See
106-7 on
4/20/25.] Limewater, Cinnamon
Water, Iodide of Potassium and Bromide of Potassium - these
in their regular combination as we have indicated. However,
for this particular body there should be less of the Iodide
and the greater quantity of the Bromide - but only in a ten
percent solution; or the combination would be this:
Lime Water...........................1 ounce,
Cinnamon Water.......................1 ounce,
10% solution Iodide of Potassium....10 minims,
10% solution Bromide of Potassium...40 minims.
The dose would be a teaspoonful in half a glass of water.
This may be taken every three or four hours, or when
necessary.
This is to make for the coordinative reaction from ganglia
throughout the whole system. [See 480-22, Par. R2 on
3/16/36.]
(Q) Should any other medications be continued?
(A) As indicated, these should be continued only when the
physical forces of the body require same. The Ventriculin
alone should be sufficient in the present, with the
manipulations.
(Q) Any other advice at this time?
(A) Well to keep that constructive attitude, knowing that
the abilities and the opportunities for the activities of the
mental and physical body depend not so much upon self as upon
the abilities to be helpful to others in their activities and
in thine own associations.
Constructive forces are that there may be those activities
within self that may bring for those about self the greater
help, hope and understanding.
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BACKGROUND
See
480-21 on
8/20/35 and subsequent Reports.
REPORTS
11/18/35 She was also present for
480-23.
3/16/36 GD's note to Mrs. [
480], who had given GD the seasick
compound mentioned in 480-22, Par. 9-A when she and the
Cayces left Detroit by train - since GD had always gotten
trainsick, and sometimes carsick:
"P.S. The trainsick remedy worked like magic. It was the
nicest, most comfortable trip I ever made. I'll never travel
without it again."
3/23/36 Mrs. [
601]'s letter to GD: "...The trainsick remedy
becomes a household standby on your recommendation. Very
happy you were able to enjoy the trip back home..."
11/10/36 See variation of above compound for nausea during
pregnancy in
480-28, Par. 9-A.



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