Let the diet be those of spinach, fish, celery, lettuce,
whole wheat bread - no white bread of any kind; little or
no tea. A little coffee may be taken occasionally, but not
too much of same. No red meats. JUICES of same may be taken
occasionally, but not where the necessity of those of the
pancrean activity are brought into play. No sugars, when
these are used; then, no pastries, or anything of that
nature. Fruits may be taken, such as oranges, lemons,
grapefruit - these may be taken, or pomegranate may be
included in it at times. These are very good for the
system, and will aid in eliminations. Ready for questions.
(Q) What can be done to dry up the excess secretions of the
body?
(A) This irritation comes from the accumulation of those
conditions in the capillary circulation, and the body
attempting to produce for the body an equilibrium - this
is the disturbance as comes from same. These, as we find,
would best be found in those of Lenoire's Eczema Remedy.
(Q) How relieve acute pain in legs and feet?
(A) The rubber stockings would be well, or bands - would
be well for these.
(Q) What volume of water or liquid should body consume per
day?
(A) Not more than six to twelve ounces.
(Q) Would lithia help kidneys?
(A) Helps when draining same off, but should not be too
much depended upon. Rather be dependent upon those
conditions as may be set up by the manipulations, as has
been described for the body; so that drainages come through
their natural channels.
Eliminations, or evacuations from the system through those
of irrigations would be well for these; will RELIEVE the
pressure on kidneys, and especially on bladder.
We are through for the present.
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BACKGROUND
See
953-29 on
10/19/27.
6/05/30 He requested Ck. Physical.
REPORTS
2/09/32 See EC's ltr. to Mr. [
437] in re Mr. [
953] under
3722-1 Reports.
6/32 We heard that Mr. [
953] had gone to Texas on sick
leave, only weighed 150 lbs., his strength left him.
He died
4/28/33. [See below.]
11/03/33 Mrs. [
583]'s letter:
He took Insulin about 6 weeks while in ... but it was too
late then. It seems he had also developed a bad condition
in his chest. None of us wanted a diagnosis, the mind can
only carry so much and nothing could have been done about it
anyway. He suffered no pain and apparently did not know he
was so near the end when last he was conscious and that was
a blessing.
8/05/34 See wife's ltr. under
583-8 in re how [
953] suffered
with dry skin.
See subsequent notations and Reports under Mrs. [
583]'s
correspondence, and under
953-13 Life Rdg. Reports.



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