(Q) The nerves are not normal of late. Can anything be
done about them?
(A) This we find is a constitutional disturbance. Much may
be done about same.
As we find, nerves are supplied from the glandular system,
especially as related to assimilation. With the strain under
which the body has labored, and with the general changing of
the body-functioning, it becomes necessary that there be kept
a normal balance in the chemical reactions from that as may
be assimilated, as well as from the supplying through the
body-energies that which when assimilated will supply
deficiencies in the body.
Here, we find that there is a lacking in that vital force
as may be supplied by that in the blood flow that is taken
from the body-assimilations into the hormones of the blood
through a form of dextrinous substance - or gelatine. This
will aid the lymph to carry those energies that give a "pick
up" and yet act with the body forces. This also will aid
with the exercises, as well as the diet.
For this particular body, take once each day, preferably in
the afternoon, two or three o'clock, half a teaspoonful of
Knox Gelatine - stirred in cold water. Do not attempt to
fully dissolve, but stir thoroughly and drink.
(Q) Is there anything about the diet which should be
changed?
(A) Along with the diet we would have as much exercise in
the open each day as practical, - a good brisk walk morning
and evening, even though it is only for a short distance;
and in the open when practical; that is, let not a walk in
the crowded street be counted as the exercise, see?
Then, in the diet, add all of those vegetables and fruits
that are yellow in their nature; that is, yellow preaches,
bananas occasionally, with cereals. Have the reenforced
cereals that carry B-1. Use as cooked cereals the
combination of wheat and barley (as in Maltex and the like).
For the dry cereals use oats or corn and tapioca or the corn
flakes. These with yellow peaches or bananas or the like
should be parts of the diet. Carrots cooked AND raw should
be taken daily. All forms vegetables and fruits. Corn meal
wafers, or corn pones, made of yellow corn meal - all of
these will aid in stimulating. Not that these should be the
things alone taken, but all these should form portions of the
diet daily - some parts of these, see?
(Q) Is the recent throat irritations of a serious nature?
(A) This is rather the lack of the ability for proper
coagulation in the use of, or in a strain produced by some
infectious force. As we find, a few days of the taking of
the properties suggested should reduce this entirely, as well
as the exercise - walking, and the setting-up exercise
morning and evening also. This should all disappear.
(Q) Which tooth causes the trouble in the left jaw, and what
is wrong with the tooth? (Dentist cannot tell)
(A) As we find, it is the second of the back molars, and is
a leakage. But if this is massaged - the gum - with an equal
combination of soda and salt, it should clear up - unless
there comes more of a leakage there. This should be applied,
of course, to all the gums, - for this is better than almost
any of the massages for cleansing the teeth, and especially
for stimulating gum circulation.
(Q) Are the pituitary and pineal glands all right?
(A) As the weakness from the lack of vital energy, as nerve
flow is a part of the activity, of course, from the pituitary
and the other glands, these are showing some irritation. But
with the changes wrought by these properties indicated, these
should become near to normal in their activity or reaction
soon.
(Q) Can the body do anything in the way of breathing or
exercise or diet that will improve the functioning of these
glands?
(A) As indicated, have a few minutes walk in the open
morning and evening. Follow the regular setting-up exercise
of morning when arising and of evening when retiring. These,
with the diet as outlined, are the better for this particular
body.
(Q) Over the next year or two, is the general business
outlook for this entity favorable or unfavorable?
(A) MOST favorable, if there is the adherence to those
policies and those ideals which have constituted the
activities of this body, in the recent actions.
(Q) Any specific suggestions will be very welcome.
(A) Keep the faith in thyself, in thy God, in thy fellow
man, and make them coordinate in thy dealings with each.
We are through with this Reading.
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BACKGROUND
See
816-12 on
1/13/41.
5/18/42 Letter: "Have been somewhat below par in a physical
way for a few weeks, and thought perhaps a ck. rdg. would
indicate where the difficulty lies."
REPORTS
See subsequent correspondence under
816-3 Reports.
3/65 His brother, Mr. [
826], told GD that his brother [
816]
and wife were both very feeble, but that [
811] was worse off
and that [
816] practically did all of the housework, cooking,
etc., and looking after her.
3/77 GD's note: A friend of Mr. [
816] and his wife told me
that he had died a few years ago and that Mrs. [
811] had
moved to Calif.



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