To 1 ounce of Mutton Suet, heated, add - in the ORDER named,
and stirring each ingredient as it is added:
Spirits of Turpentine................1 ounce,
Spirits of Camphor...................1 ounce,
Compound Tincture of Benzoin.........1 ounce,
Oil of Wintergreen..................1/2 ounce.
These are the proportions, but may be made in a smaller
quantity; measured by teaspoon or tablespoonful; just
sufficient that it may be applied (the solution) to a
flannel and laid over the area indicated, each evening
during the whole rest period from the osteopathic
treatments. While the Mutton Suet is still warm (not hot),
stir in the other ingredients - in the order given.
After these packs or compresses have been kept up for a
week, begin with taking also each day a tablespoonful of
Watermelon Seed Tea, prepared in this manner:
Crush 1/2 ounce of Watermelon Seed and put in 1 pint of
water. Do not boil but let steep, or almost come to a boil.
Strain off and keep to be taken, a tablespoonful each evening
until the full quantity is taken.
After the rest period of three weeks, then begin again with
the osteopathic manipulations and adjustments. These should
then be given in such a manner as to make for a perfect
alignment from the 1st cervical to the end of the spine,
and would be given twice a week. Also during this period
of treatment there would be a full treatment to the abdomen,
using the pressure or the pumping pressure for the lungs and
the diaphragm, during this LATTER portion of the osteopathic
treatments - for six treatments.
Throughout the whole period be mindful of the diet. Do not
eat too much sweets at any time. When taken, the sweets
should be obtained from such as honey; not cane sugars or
candies. However, after the treatments have been followed
for the whole outline indicated, the body may return to a
near normal diet. Be mindful that these are the greater
portion of the diet; not these alone, of course, but these
as the main articles or foods taken:
Mornings - citrus fruit juices, or stewed fruits, and
particularly the egg plant or the apple or the (rhubarb)
peach and their combinations or alternating same. Pears,
canned or raw. A little crisp bacon at times. Only whole
wheat bread. Alternate these. Rather these than too much
cereal, though when a cereal is taken (once or twice a week,
but not at the same meal when citrus fruits are taken) use
only the whole wheat - the crushed or cracked wheat.
Noons - always preclude same by a fruit juice drink, or
vegetable juice, or meat broth; but the meat broths when
taken should only be made from lamb, fowl or beef, and NOT
with a great quantity of fat in any of these. Refrain
from fat meats or great quantities of butter.
Evenings - buttermilk, vegetables well cooked but not with
grease in same. The meats should be preferably lamb, fowl
or fish; NOT shell fish, but salt fish or fresh water fish
- baked or broiled.
These should be the main portions of the diet.
Do these and, as we find, we will bring for this body near
a normal condition - [
1130].
Ready for questions.
(Q) What causes me not to sleep well at night?
(A) The nervous pressures in the whole nervous system, and
especially the reflex to the throat and head as indicated
that is gradually being built up by those subluxations that
make for pressures in the area; so that the activities of the
kidneys and bladder and the general digestive system reflexly
have been disturbed.
Do those things indicated, then.
(Q) Any further advice for the body?
(A) This is plenty of advice, if he will do it!
We are through for the present.
BACKGROUND
Insomnia, too-active and painful bladder-kidneys; head
bothers and right side hurts at times.
REPORTS
10/12/37 See
1130-2.



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