Now, as we find, while in some respects the conditions have
made some improvements, in others there is not a great deal
of change. There has not been as much consistence in the
diet or in the activities of the body, in relation to the
general conditions, as has been indicated. If these would be
adhered to, in a manner more in keeping with that which is to
be met, we would find bettered conditions.
To be sure, we will find that the corrections in the 9th and
10th dorsal area would relieve a great deal of the pressure
from the kidney - or the activity to the pancrean reaction;
as well as the general conditions in the relationships
between the sympathetic and cerebrospinal responses in the
body. These we would do.
And follow those that have been given.
Ready for questions.
(Q) What causes bed wetting?
(A) This pressure, that makes for the overactivity of the
kidneys.
(Q) Is it harmful for him to go out in cold bareheaded?
(A) Of course, the body can be trained in this respect. And
it is the way everyone should train self to be! It isn't
natural for people to wear hats!
(Q) What can he have in his diet?
(A) Those things that will make for the correct body-
building without making for an increase in the avoirdupois.
Keep away from sweets and too much starch.
(Q) Should he continue osteopathic treatments?
(A) We would continue to have the osteopath, but we would
have the osteopath to make those corrections - and not just
give treatments!
(Q) Is it good for him to take gym at school?
(A) Very good.
(Q) How should the osteopathic treatments be given?
(A) Make those corrections that are necessary here in the
area indicated, and not just a general treatment without
respect to the balance of the body on both the axes of the
body. Make the proper balance between the pelvis axis and
the atlas axis.
(Q) How often should they be given?
(A) Once or twice a week would be sufficient, if properly
given; especially if there are the activities in the gym.
(Q) Should the medicine he has been taking be continued?
(A) This should not be necessary if there is the correct
diet adhered to, and the proper adjustments in the present.
These elements are not necessary in the system in the
present.
(Q) Any further advice for this body?
(A) These we would follow for the better physical conditions
of this body.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Mrs. [540] (2 copies, 1 for Dr. Richardson)
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
See
674-1 on
9/29/34.
REPORTS
9/09/39 [
674] obtained his Life Rdg. See
674-3.
9/01/40 [
674]'s answer to questionnaire: "Excess functioning
of the kidneys and difficult breathing were some of the
symptoms described correctly by the reading. I had no
physician after the reading was given, except the osteopath.
I carried out the treatments as near as possible for four
months. There has been much improvement, but there are still
some reoccurrences of the condition in the nose. I think
these readings are very worth while and helpful."
9/01/40 Dr. M. L. Richardson's answer to questionnaire: "The
reading did describe the condition of the patient. My
technical diagnosis would be bronchial asthma and eneuresis.
The suggestions for treatment in my opinion were good. The
patient followed directions in the reading under my care from
10/24/34 to
6/27/35. I observed some genuine relief.
Environment and circumstances (domestic) counter best
results.
