READING 641-5
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This Psychic Reading given by Edgar Cayce at his home on Arctic Crescent, Virginia Beach, Va., this 29th day of August, 1940, in accordance with request made by self - Mr. [641], Associate Member of the Ass'n for Research & Enlightenment, Inc.
Present: Edgar Cayce; Gertrude Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno. Mr. [641], Mae Verhoeven and Evelyn R. Gimbert.
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(GD's notes: ADIRON should especially be taken from now
through the fall and winter months, as it will build
resistance against cold.
Saffron Tea is made in the proportions of half a teaspoonful
to a pint of hot water, allowed to set for about an hour; and
is usually recommended as a supplement for drinking water.
Consequently, you could make a pint of it each evening and
drink it in several doses as water, or take part of it the
next morning before breakfast. It would keep overnight
alright, without alright, without being on ice.
You might get a small enema bag - syringe - for traveling.
At People's Drug Store they have a small rubber bag, called
Goodrich Sojourn, which comes in a little traveling kit and
doesn't take up much room. It is very handy to have on hand
when needed.
Laxatives carrying a senna base are as follows: Fletcher's
Castoria, Syrup of Figs (California Syrup of Figs), Bolls
Rolls, Senna Leaf Tea - 5 or 6 leaves put in a cup of hot
water and allowed to set, taken before retiring, etc. There
are any number of such properties on the market, but you are
only to use these occasionally, and even then alternate from
one to the other, rather than sticking to one all the time.
If you wish to have malted milk handy to prepare yourself,
you might try mixing it with dry milk - which you may carry
along with you and use with water in making the drink.
Though not as tasty, you could prepare it without sugar and
less expensively. The dry milk is sold under the name of
Dry Milk or Clem, etc. You might use this twice a day, and
have the malted milk at a drug store with egg occasionally.)
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