Apply the combination of oils; that is, the equal parts
Mutton Suet, Turpentine, Spirits of Camphor and Compound
Tincture of Benzoin. Dip a flannel in this solution, warm,
and keep over the whole of the abdomen the greater portion of
the time, or as the body rests. This may be taken off for
periods, or may be changed around or about. But such
applications will be the greater influence.
Then, we would massage the spine, (preferably
osteopathically), very gently, to stimulate the nerve supply
to the organs of the body; as related to the whole of the
circulatory forces of the body, especially the activities to
influence the movements through the whole of the digestive or
intestinal system.
In the diets keep those things that will agree, yet we will
find it will be necessary to change; but that are body-
building. Beef tea (not broth), liver, tripe; these are of
the nature that will supply that effluvium in the blood,
with vegetables especially such as okra, squash, onions
(boiled). These will supply the necessary influence, of
course with other things.
Do that.
Ready for questions.
(Q) When can he get out of bed?
(A) When he's feeling a whole lot better! Don't get up TOO
SOON! He's done this once or twice already! Keep
the movements of the body, but be very mindful that these do
not allow tissue to become adhering or sticking.
(Q) What is the cause of the clogginess in the system?
(A) As indicated.
Do these things, as we find, would be the better for this
body, [
533].
We are through with this reading.
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BACKGROUND
See
533-6 on
9/28/35 for gastrointestinal attack. He was
relieved immediately by following the treatment recommended,
but now -
11/06/35 he sought measures to gain strength enough
to get out of bed.
REPORTS
12/07/35 "Enclosed you will find P.O. Money Order for $15 for
my rdgs. I appreciate your kindness in waiting on me so
long. I think I have improved some since the last ck. rdg.,
but I would like to know how long it would be before I can
get to Norfolk to be treated by Dr. Richardson.
"Now I can't ever thank you enough for what you have done for
me, for without your help I think I would have been in my
grave."
12/21/35 See
533-8.



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