(Q) What causes swelling in stomach and face?
(A) As indicated, it is from - primarily - those
subluxations that react sympathetically through the
incoordination between cerebrospinal and sympathetic nerve
forces! - or vegetative nerve forces' impulses to activities
of the organs themselves.
So, as there is an excess in the deep circulation as in
relationship to the sympathetic or superficial, we find this
effect would come and go - in the body's attempting to adjust
itself. Hence it arises from those toxic forces that are
created by this attempting of balance in the circulatory
forces.
Follow these suggestions, then, as indicated; and we will
find these disturbances will be overcome.
Preferably the manipulations and adjustments would be taken
twice a week for two or three weeks. Then have a rest period
of a week or two weeks. Then have another treatment period.
And then a rest period of a longer duration. Then another
treatment period, etc. This is much preferable to a
CONTINUED reaction. For it allows the body, then, to
readjust itself.
And at those periods when the reactions are taking place, so
that there is the stirring up of the system - as it were -
and the poisons being thrown out in the body, with the toxic
forces causing some little dizziness or some more extreme
activity for the eliminations, it would be well that enemas
be taken for the evacuations of the colon itself. Thus the
toxic forces may be prevented from causing the headaches or
the dizziness that may arise. This would also relieve those
tendencies for accumulations of gas and pressure in the left
side towards the heart and colon.
We are through for the present.
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REPORTS
1/13/36 Husband, Mr. [
1014], reported: "She hasn't missed a
treatment, even during bad weather; is getting on fine."
7/20/36 She came for a Ck. Physical - See
1079-2.



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