(Q) What is condition of lungs?
(A) These are very good. There is the natural inclination
to be sure from the very character of the work, and with the
dust from same, and then the activities that are from the
poor circulation - or poor coordination - for there to be a
heaviness.
With the taking of the Baths or Fumes, and the activity of
these, we will find the body able to throw off much of that
which has at times caused inconvenience.
The lungs so far as concerned organically are very good.
(Q) Kidneys?
(A) Toxic forces overactive in the kidneys. Hence the very
character and the nature of the Fumes - the combination of
the Camphor and the Oil of Wintergreen.
(Q) What about the blood pressure?
(A) This changes, is irregular; but with these activities,
better condition.
Hence the very character of the Fume Baths. These will not
raise the temperature nor the pulsation as much as if it were
dry heat. These then should not be too great or too
strenuous, but sufficiently to make a deep activity of the
superficial circulation. From five to ten to fifteen minutes
at a time in the Cabinet or Fume Gown should be sufficient.
(Q) What causes pains in lower part of back and hips at
times?
(A) As indicated, these are the areas through which and over
which the oils are to be massaged. And these are sources or
areas from which toxic forces arise.
Do as has been indicated for the body, and remember to keep
often that meditation given, and not only say same but LIVE
same - in its relationships to its fellow man! Know that
with the consciousness of the Christ-Life being WITH THEE,
though all the world may be against thee, thou and God are a
majority!
We are through with this Reading.
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BACKGROUND
See
779-23 on
1/16/37 and subsequent Reports.
11/25/37 He submitted questions.
REPORTS
1/12/38 Letter: "Have taken about 4 of the baths. I am
feeling very good for some time now."
9/30/38 He referred a friend for a Physical Rdg. for his
son, [
1694].
3/18/39 See his next Ck. Physical -
779-25.



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