(Q) How may the painful pressure of stomach and intestinal
gas be relieved or avoided?
(A) These as we find may be materially aided by the use
of the enemas, provided the enemas are not hot, neither
cold, but body temperature. These will tend to remove much
of the mucus that is caused by this non-coagulation and the
tendencies for the gastric flow to throw off the refuse
forces in the form of that which becomes as mucus.
An addition also will be found helpful in the using of small
quantities of Glyco-Thymoline as an intestinal antiseptic;
three to five drops in half a glass of water once or twice
a day - or in a good swallow of water, see?
(Q) Would benefit derived from stay at ..., L.I., justify
cost in energy and money to get there?
(A) Not unless there has been a stimulation sufficient that
the exercise does not set the body back too much. But as
we find if the Ash is used, with the violet ray, with the
intestinal antiseptic - if these are taken properly, in ten
days the body should be sufficiently able to make the trip;
provided the proper precautions are taken as to those
tendencies and that the body rests during the trip - which
should be by train, not by auto or the like. And the sands
would be MOST preferable, if there are the strengthening
foods as we have indicated. And under such conditions,
it would be worth - worthy of consideration in doing so.
(Q) Would it seem preferable to remain there through August
or spend latter half of August in Michigan?
(A) As WE would find, unless there are changes that are not
indicated, the sands and sea would be preferable to that of
internal living - or living away from the effect of iodine
upon the general system. To be sure, all of these would be
determined by the reactions of the body itself, however.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Mrs. [1158]
Copy to Ass'n file
(6/26/36 GD's note: See copy of letter [which was enclosed]
explaining the Animated Ash and where obtained.)
BACKGROUND
5/31/36 1173-2 was given.
REPORTS
7/08/36 Sister obtained Life Reading for him. See
1173-4.
7/20/36 See mother's Life Rdg.
1224-1, Par. 26-A, 27-A
advising best way she can help her son [
1173] is to let him
go without her to L.I., under escort of his brother-in-law,
Mr. [
1151].
7/21/36 Mrs. [
1158]'s letter: "...My brother had a very bad
attack on June 26th. The doctors said he would have to lie
flat on his back for one year. However, I am hoping I can
get him moved here [on L.I.] by the middle of August..."
7/29/36 See
1173-5.



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