(Q) Regarding [
845]'s physical condition, give cause and
cure of the headache attacks and apparent acid condition
noticeable on skin, particularly right foot. Also cause and
cure of graying hair and brittle nails.
(A) As we find, there exists a glandular disturbance,
a quickened heart, and an acid condition through the colon
area - with the resultant effects of same through the
superficial and general circulation.
As we find, we would have these:
Take several series of osteopathic adjustments, - but have
them in groups of, say, three, and then a rest period of
a week to ten days before the next three would be taken,
and so on; with special reference to the lumbar and sacral
and the upper dorsals and cervicals - these particularly.
Also have prepared a tonic. Unless all of the tendency for
rash has disappeared, and the headaches, when the first
quantity has been taken, have it refilled and take the second
quantity. Prepare it in this manner.
To 2 ounces Distilled Water add a tablespoonful Strained
Honey. Let come to a boil. Skim and then set off. When
nearly cool, add - in the order named:
Grain Alcohol.......................1 ounce,
Fusion of Wild Ginseng..............1 pint.
Which would be made in this manner: Secure an ounce of Wild
Ginseng, pulverized, see. Use half the quantity and save
the other half for the next batch, see? Then: Pour a pint
of boiling water (Distilled Water) over the half ounce of
Ginseng and let set where it would keep warm for at least
four hours. Then strain and add this to the above solution,
Wild Ginger (this may be bought),
Essence of.....................1/4 ounce,
Tincture of Valerian..............1/4 ounce.
Without the Valerian it would be a very pleasant dose, but
this changes it. The dose would be a teaspoonful of morning
before any meal is taken, and a teaspoonful upon retiring.
We are through for the present.
Two copies to Self
Copy to Ass'n
BACKGROUND
See
845-6 on
7/27/40.
REPORTS
1/27/42 [
845]'s ltr. to EC:
Norfolk : Virginia
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Arctic Circle
Va. Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
"Writing you, of all people, a letter is a difficult task,
and if I didn't know that you are able to read the purposes
of the inner heart, it would be impossible.
"Your letter of January 8th [See under
2678-1 Background]
to the members of the Association is beautiful, and even
though we've been told the same things dozens of times,
a reminder is always in order, and I'm sure that even though
only a few actually answer the letter, THAT few will receive
a message that will be a help to hundreds.
"It is a privilege to be associated with your kind of people,
and I heartily welcome the opportunity to set aside a few
moments each day in prayer for Divine guidance and will
earnestly try to follow whatever the Information may have
to suggest.
"Thanking you for your interest, I am"
With love [
845]



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