EC: Yes, we have the body here, [
952]. This we have had
before. Conditions are on the improve, as to the better
cooperative forces in the system. The tendency of the
DISSOLVING of those conditions as make for the stiffening,
and for the hardening, through the creation of silicon and
calcium in the system, shows improvement. WE would not
change from those applications as has been given for these
corrections. We would be a little more CONSISTENT in the
APPLICATION of all of those given, and we would keep the
eliminations - as related to alimentary canal, to the
kidneys, to the respiratory system, to the capillary
circulation - more IN accord with that given. Ready for
questions.
(Q) What treatment for excess of uric acid in blood?
(A) As has just been indicated, as has just been given in
the first - as outlined, these are necessary to be dissolved,
that they may be ELIMINATED from the system. DO NOT
stimulate one excretory system at the EXPENSE of another. Be
persistent and consistent with the applications, and we will
find the gradual decline in this excess.
(Q) What treatment for ptosis of viscera?
(A) This the same conditions as we have just given, that the
EXCESSES as show in the various portions of system - with the
CHARACTER of the applications as given, are for the general
relief of all the varied effects as are produced. Keeping a
near normal balance will keep that as will be best towards
the proper corrective forces for the body.
(Q) Is diet correct?
(A) Diet is very good. While these need to be changed, or
altered at times - but keeping in the GENERAL manner as has
been outlined, keeping from system those things that tend to
make an excess OF the conditions as are TROUBLING in the
eliminations.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
We are through with this reading.
Two copies to Dr. Lydic (one for patient to send home and
one for self)
Copy to Ass'n office
Two Research Department
BACKGROUND
See
952-1 on
6/30/30.
REPORTS
9/13/30 She left the Cayce Hospital saying she was greatly
benefited and planned to return later.
8/15/67 Daughter's ltr. requested copy of her rdgs., saying:
"She suffered from rheumatoid arthritis and I remember she
went to the Cayce Hospital to discuss this, in about
1929-30
or perhaps '31. If she did have a rdg. would a copy be
available to me? I would like so much to know this. She
died in 1953."



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