(Q) Any other suggestions for making him more comfortable,
or in regard to diet or nourishment?
(A) Follow those suggestions that have been given for the
general applications.
As to the matter of the diets: Those things, to be sure,
that will supply the greater balance of the elements that
make for body-building. As whole wheat, or Maltex - rather
than other cereals. These should be well-cooked. Or steel
cut oats that are cooked for three to four hours. Or beef
juice; not broth, but the juice. All of these should be
given in very small quantities and the more often. Though
these may appear as being often giving, or arousing the body,
if there is kept that attitude of the body's seeking for
sustenance rather than crowding the system, it will be the
more helpful; and that taken will be the more palatable and
will be retained the better - provided those influences that
have been indicated are kept as a portion of the
applications, WHEN necessary.
(Q) Is a teaspoonful of the beef juice too much at one time?
(A) It should NEVER be GULPED! A teaspoonful at one
taking, if swallowed all at once, would be too much; but a
teaspoonful that would be taken in two or three sips, so that
there are the activities from the system in its response - or
as a taste, is not too much to be taken or given at a time;
and may be given three or four or more times a day.
(Q) What sort of cream or milk would be best for the body to
use with cereal?
(A) That which is sterilized, or that which has come to a
boil (of the raw milk); but not whole cream, nor that from
which all the cream has been taken. Rather an equal mixture.
(Q) Is once a day too often for the colonics to be given?
(A) At times it would be too often. But, as indicated,
these should not be so given as to produce irritation to the
rectum; but there should never be allowed days when there is
not a passage or movement from the areas where the great
quantity of inflammation is indicated in the abdominal area.
(Q) When the body is resting or sleeping most of the day,
should it be aroused for the nourishment and various
treatments?
(A) The sleep is better than nourishment of any kind or
treatments of any kind; UNLESS the sleep is that INDUCED.
And if it is induced sleep, by the powder or tablets, then
arouse.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Mother
Copy to Ass'n file
(Let Dr. Thompson read this.
See directions [which were enclosed] for preparing Pure Beef
Juice.)
BACKGROUND
See
988-8 on
11/21/35.
REPORTS
12/03/35 See
988-10.



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