(Q) Urinalysis of August 22, 1933, showed small amount of
pus in urine. Is there still a source of infection, and
where?
(A) Rather in the upper portion of the hepatic circulation,
as indicated, or around the gall duct, see? Now, as to the
activities of the liver and the kidneys, they are as the
poles of a generator that are as positive and negative in
their reaction. The liver is an excretory and secreting
organ. The kidneys are excretory and secreting, but in the
opposite way and manner. The liver prepares values for the
assimilating and for the necessary elements to PRODUCE better
assimilation, while the functioning of the kidneys is rather
to PURIFY the circulation by taking FROM the blood supply
infectious forces that are carried off by the slushing of
same with the quantities of water taken. See?
In making applications for this condition in the body, as we
find, we would have at least three or four osteopathic
treatments that would empty the gall bladder, see - or gall
duct, and then - not with those things that would increase
the hepatic circulation to such an extent, as through very
large quantities of cathartics, but - use rather those
activities that work with the better conditions in the
system, as in this manner:
From a bottle of Fletcher's Castoria we would take out at
least a teaspoonful of the liquid, which may be taken
separate - for it won't hurt you, be rather good for you.
Then, to 3 drams of Buchu leaves add 1 ounce of distilled
water and let this steep for a few minutes as a tea, or pour
the boiling water over same, you see. Then fill up the
bottle of Castoria with this tea, shake well and take it for
the eliminations; taking half a teaspoonful every thirty
minutes until the whole bottle is taken. The Buchu leaves
act as an active principle on the kidneys in the
eliminations. With the bowels opened by the activity of the
gall duct being drained, the eliminations will act with both
of these and this will disappear - and it will not produce
any great amount of strain on either portion of the system.
Well, too, at times to have a compound put together to
massage across the area of the kidneys for the weakening
condition produced in same by strains that have existed, put
together in this manner:
To an ounce of dissolved mutton tallow, used as the basis, we
would add:
Spirits of Turpentine.................20 drops,
Spirits of Camphor....................40 drops,
Tincture of Benzoin...................20 drops,
Oil of Sassafras.......................3 drops.
Shake this well together, of course, for it will tend to
separate even as it cools; hence it will be necessary to warm
it when it is to be used on the body, which would be done
once or twice a week. Massage this just what will be
absorbed, and it'll clear up all these conditions. Just over
the kidney area; that is, from the 9th dorsal to the sacral
area.
(Q) Are my teeth throwing poison into my system?
(A) They are; and we have indicated what to do about them!
(Q) What causes great tenderness in left front tooth
occasionally. X-ray does not show pus pocket.
(A) The pus pocket is there!
(Q) Shall I continue on with the prescription I am taking
and which seems to have helped me?
(A) We would continue when it's needed. Don't take it all
the time and let the system get to depend upon it. We would
watch the diet and keep rather in an alkalinity for the
system, being mindful that in the vegetables you have three
above the ground to one below the ground, and follow these
conditions as we have suggested.
We are through with this reading.
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Copy to Mrs. [348]
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BACKGROUND
See
514-3 on
1/26/32.
12/15/33 "I have not been well for 6 months - all of a sudden
I just seemed to give out, and in August and also September,
I was practically confined to the bed and ran a fever of from
1O1-103 for a week at a time. I feel better now but I know
there is still something wrong, and you helped me so
wonderfully when you gave me my first reading
514-1 that I
know I would gain great peace of mind if you would give me a
reading now."
REPORTS
2/14/34 Mrs. [
340]'s letter which was not received until
after 514-4: "[
514] told me in her last letter that she is
in a highly nervous state and doesn't sleep two hours during
the night hardly."
2/24/34 [
514]'s letter to EC: "Today I received my check
reading and I want to thank you. I cannot express my
appreciation of your great kindness to me. I am going to
follow the suggestions given just as faithfully as I possibly
can. Diet has always puzzled me because I have never been
instructed in food combinations and although I have read a
lot on the subject, still I do not seem to understand. I am
writing [
340] for some pointers, as I know she has been
studying diet closely the past few years. The information
about my front tooth make the reading invaluable to me
because x-ray did not disclose any trouble there, and yet the
tooth has been tender to the touch for three months or more."
9/24/34 [
514]'s letter to EC: "I was greatly pleased to
receive your nice letter some days ago [inquiring about
[
514]'s condition], but it caused me shame that I had not
written you long ago. The truth is, Mr. Cayce, that for
financial reasons it has just been impossible for me to give
my teeth the dental attention they need, and that you
suggested, and I have delayed writing you hoping that some
change of fortune would make a visit to the dentist possible.
However, I have been using the pyorrhea corrective which
[
340] obtained from you and sent me [Ipsab], and it has
improved the condition of my gums wonderfully; and I have had
very few of the head pains the last few months.
"I followed your suggestions as closely as my finances would
permit so far, and just as soon as I possibly can I will
visit the dentist. On the whole, thanks to your wonderful
reading, I am feeling 100% better than before I wrote you;
and excepting a vague worry about my teeth (and a knowledge
that I am in need of a few osteopathic treatments as
suggested in the Reading) I am feeling pretty good
physically. My mental control, however, received such a
terrific shock when I lost my dear little mother so suddenly
- who had been my constant companion for years - that I have
not so far been able to readjust myself entirely. However,
we are told that all things are for the best, and I just must
become reconciled."
3/04/42 Routine mailing was returned marked ADDRESS UNKNOWN.
3/27/55 Miss [
243]'s letter: "Brother-in-law [
348] is in
California now, has been there for more than a month. His
sister [
514] died and his brother [...] is not so well.
[
348] is helping to break up the home and dispose of
everything."



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