(Q) Is the deadened gland being brought to normal?
(A) Hasn't had time yet! There ARE those indications, as is
felt by those conditions in those portions of system, where
the digestive forces are active, and their activity to the
lung area, through which, into which the blood supply from
same comes. These show that there are more SENSITIVENESS,
and only need that continuation - as does sore MUSCLES from
exercise need the continuation, rather than the bandaging or
stoppage of those incentives for their proper activity.
These may be aided by the thorough relaxation by low
electrical vibrations over the system at times, in and about
those centers from which each of these specific places
receive their nerve impulse - see? This should be with the
VIOLET ray - see?
(Q) How many more treatments will I need?
(A) That will depend upon the RESPONSES of the system.
(Q) Is there a more equal balance in the white blood and
the red?
(A) There is the TENDENCY towards it. As has been given,
there is hardly sufficient TIME yet for this to be made
NOTICEABLE in the difference - see? There is a tendency
towards a more normal balance.
(Q) What causes the intense itching of the scalp at times?
(A) Where there has been a tendency for the cells of the
cuticle to be deadened, as was indicated by the fallen
condition of hair and the irritation, with circulation going
BACK, it's a NATURAL consequence! Don't scratch it, though,
too much. It may be rubbed, but when it is let it be with
some oil on the tips of fingers - olive oil, or vaseline, or
the like - see?
That is all the questions.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Self
Copy to File
Copy to Mrs. [340]
BACKGROUND
See
514-1 on
7/30/31.
REPORTS
1/20/32 She submitted questions for Ck. Physical, saying:
"I am glad to report that I feel 100% better than when you
gave the first rdg.
514-1 and have gained weight. The
itching of the skin and scalp has almost entirely vanished
and everyone remarks that I look so much better."
1/26/32 See
514-3.



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