(Q) Is the stiffness in neck due to rheumatism?
(A) Due preferably as we find to the specific areas from
which infectious forces arise; as from the incoordinant
reaction between the flow from the heart to the liver and
the lack of the superficial circulation coordinating with
same.
With the adjustments and the stimulations in the areas
indicated, these should disappear.
As to the time or how often administered, once a week for
three to five weeks, then left off for a period of a week
to two weeks, and then again for a like period, SHOULD as
we find make sufficient changes for these conditions to be
entirely eliminated and for the body to be able to rest from
such for at least six to eight to ten weeks.
(Q) Is there anything besides osteopathic treatment she
should do?
(A) Rather as we find these are the efficient and sufficient
measures to be used in the present conditions.
(Q) Are there any exercises that would be particularly
beneficial for the body?
(A) These conditions do not require so much exercises of
specific natures, if these treatments as indicated are taken
consistently - which should be sufficient, with the general
exercises that are taken by the body.
(Q) Any other advice for the body?
(A) Keep MENTALLY in that attitude of CONSTRUCTIVE thinking,
ever. Never allow self to become pessimistic or doubtful,
or fearful as to the activities about the body in any form.
We are through with this Reading.
Copy to Self, through son, (two copies, one for Osteopath)
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
See
494-1 on
1/21/34.
REPORTS
2/09/39 Her daughter-in-law, Mrs. [
457], obtained a Ck.
Physical Rdg. for her - See
494-3.



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