(Q) How often osteopathic treatments, and for how many
months?
(A) This should depend upon how well they are administered
and how the body responds to same.
As we find, and as we have indicated for the body, there
should be a series of treatments for two to three weeks at
a period, twice a week; resting a period of a week to two
weeks and then again. This is the much preferable manner
of taking mechanical (osteopathic) adjustments. The body
responds better, and the reactions from same are better.
These are not curative measures; they are merely to assist
the body to MEET the needs in the system so that NATURE'S
activities may heal! ALL healing is of the mental and
spiritual, NOT merely physical!
(Q) Shall I take either short wave or thermol light
treatments with my osteopathy?
(A) These as we find in this particular case are not
particularly beneficial. The thermol light would be the
preferable to the short wave here.
(Q) Should osteopath omit any work on abdomen when I am
menstruating?
(A) As indicated, when such is the case, there should be
only such administrations as are beneficial. THIS should
be the judgement of the osteopath, by KNOWING as to what IS
stimulated, what is allayed, what is the activity and the
response from the CHARACTER of manipulation given! Thus
it should depend upon circumstances, see?
(Q) Is the combined osteopathic arm and chest movement
which affects the thyroid beneficial?
(A) It is beneficial.
(Q) Shall I have Vivienne Bush give me a general massage,
and how often?
(A) This is very well every ten days or two weeks, and
a general massage assists or stimulates the superficial
circulation so that structural reactions from osteopathic
manipulations would be even better.
(Q) Where there are leaking inlays in the teeth, shall the
entire inlays be taken out and remade or just the leaks
filled up?
(A) This will depend upon how much there has been of the
disintegration around the inlays. In most of these, as we
find, while expensive, it would be better that they be
removed, rather than filled around. They may be cleansed
out in some instances, as we find here, and this done
without removing the whole, but this should be very
carefully attended to.
(Q) When should I stop taking the Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonic?
(A) When there is a better taste in the mouth or the
reactions of morning from the general rest periods of an
an evening. This is a tonic to allay those tendencies for
inflammation through the blood stream, as has been indicated;
stimulating the better activities of the liver and the
eliminations.
(Q) For how many weeks shall I continue taking Tonicine
as prescribed?
(A) This is dependent upon how the body has reacted and
does react to same, see?
(Q) How long before I can attain natural bowel movements,
and can I do anything different than I am to accomplish this
result?
(A) This depends upon the diet, the activities, the general
inclinations. These are natural conditions that are growths
or tendencies, dependent upon circumstances of mental and
physical reactions, and of general conditions. It cannot
be given as to how many days, hours or minutes it will
require. This depends upon the reactions to the general
applications, see?
(Q) How can I achieve a good morning breath and clean
tongue?
(A) By keeping up those administrations as suggested.
(Q) What is the cause and cure of the twitching and jerking
in my legs? Is it muscles or blood vessels?
(A) It's muscular forces, from the overtaxation at times
in the activities of the body, and the lack of the supply
of the nerve energy to supply the muscular forces through
which the nerve forces pass. This will be a matter of diet,
of quieting the nerves, and of generally upbuilding the body.
(Q) What is the cause of a frequent pain, in the extreme
lower right corner of my abdominal cavity?
(A) Nervousness, and the general conditions as a response
from the Periods and the activity of the ovarian system.
(Q) What causes the continuous and inordinate amount of
gas in my system, and how remedied?
(A) As we find, this is controlled by the diet and the
mental attitude. Do as we have outlined. These - the
diet and the attitude - must be a matter of change according
to the circumstances and general conditions arising in
relationships to the activities of the body.
We are through for the present.
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BACKGROUND
See
1158-26 on
9/19/40.
9/22/40 She submitted other questions.
REPORTS
11/01/40 See
1158-28.



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