(Q) What caused defect in hearing and how can it be
remedied?
(A) This as we find is a portion of the general depletion of
the system as well as a catarrhal disturbance in the
circulation, especially in the eustachian tubes. And these
show for some congestion. This has made for an unbalancing
in the equilibrium or balance in the inner ear. And these
produce the disturbances as we find.
The osteopathic adjustments through the finger surgery would
remove these and aid to bring back at least twenty percent of
the hearing; that is, that more than is heard at the present.
These would require one treatment and then general treatment
for three to four weeks, and then after six to ten weeks the
second breaking up of the lesions there.
(Q) What causes itching at rectum and how can it be
corrected?
(A) This as we find is a portion of those general
disturbances that have been indicated in the poor
eliminations and the engorgements in the colon area as
has been outlined.
With the removal of these pressures, with those general
treatments these should gradually adjust themselves.
For the itching there may be used Tim, that would aid in
relieving the tension through the folds of the portions of
the lower intestines and the sphincter centers be so
revibrated by the melting of same in those areas as to
bring relief.
(Q) How often should colonics be taken?
(A) These should be taken whenever there are not the normal
eliminations through the alimentary canal. Not sufficient
that they produce a great strain upon the body but sufficient
that the poisons from poor circulation, that are being
stimulated by the manipulative forces and by those activities
as indicated for the body, are eliminated in a greater and
better way and manner. Do not have hot water, but the
temperature of the body and with salines would be the better.
(Q) Any other advice at this time?
(A) Follow those instructions and those applications as
indicated and we should find that we will bring better
conditions for the body even than indicated in the first few
days that those corrections were. It requires time, it
requires patience, it requires persistence, but these will
aid a great many of activities for the body, relieving
distresses and giving the greater opportunities for real
activity.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Mr. [1113]
Copy to Ass'n file
(GD's note 6/17/36: See booklet [which was enclosed]
explaining Tim.)
REPORTS
8/07/36 Mr. [
1120] asked in his reading [
1120-3, Par. 7-A]
how he could improve his standing with his employer,
Mr. [
1169].



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