(Q) What specifically has caused this condition?
(A) As we find, the great strain upon the body in
childbearing WITHOUT the proper consideration of even keeping
an equal balance in the salts and elements of the body; thus
depleting the circulation, taking from the system the
influences necessary for proper glandular rebuilding; thus
drawing upon the system to an extent as to cause
deterioration rather than the ability to rejuvenate itself.
Hence the necessary applications in those factors given.
These react in this manner upon the system: The vibrations
of the properties carried through the low electrical forces -
rather than taking the properties internally - will aid in
producing that vibration necessary, not only for the
coordination of the glandular system but for the ability in
the nerve itself to be rejuvenated.
For the properties of the Gold (that are lacking in the
system) are in portions of the nerve cords, or even the
cerebrospinal cord itself. Hence such properties carried
vibratorially into the system will not produce deterioration
in other portions of the body.
The same is true of the atomic iodine. As there is the
activity of this (the Atomidine) through the vibratory forces
of the low electrical appliance that are in themselves the
basic vibration from which there is atomic activity through
the body (or from which there is the exercising of the same
force), this works directly upon the glandular system; the
thyroid, the adrenals and the thymus, ALL the glands of the
body; thus enabling them to react as assimilating forces.
For that is the process or the activity of the glands, to
secrete that which enables the body, physically, throughout,
to REPRODUCE itself!
(Q) How long should this treatment be continued in this
manner before a change is made?
(A) For twenty-eight days, and we would find changes
verifying much that has been given. If there is the reaction
that is indicated, by keeping the mental forces NOT
pessimistic (as it is) but optimistic - as of opportunities
for greater service in the material world.
(Q) What diet would be suggested during this time?
(A) Those foods that are strengthening, body-building, yet
EASY of assimilation; as beef juices, junket, cereals of
whole wheat WELL - WELL COOKED, but that carry the gluten in
same.
And after the treatments have been begun for a little, so
that the distribution of that supplied to the system is
carried through the body, we would then use Ventriculin as an
inner body-builder. This would be taken a heaping
teaspoonful each day. Do not begin with this until SEVERAL
of the osteopathic manipulations have been given and there
has been the ability to settle the stomach sufficiently for
assimilation to take place.
(Q) Would a change of environment be suggested? If so,
where would you suggest?
(A) Osteopathic institution in Philadelphia; or the one in
Macon, Missouri.
(Q) Will the present treatment she is having bring complete
or partial relief from pain?
(A) This would be problematical. There is help in some
directions being gained. If it is sufficient to keep this
mental balance. We do not see it so. It would relieve only
in part the physical, while - unless there is better
coordination produced - it would leave periods of lapses in
the mental reaction.
(Q) If the change is made to the Osteopathic hospital, would
it be possible for the Wet Cell Appliance to be given there?
(A) If insisted upon, they will.
(Q) Could these treatments be given in England?
(A) They may be given in England.
(Q) Would you advise moving the body to England in the
present?
(A) If that is the greater desire of the BODY, yes!
(Q) Whereabouts in England?
(A) It would be necessary to make associations or
connections with one of the Osteopathic School there, which
may be done.
Do these, and as we find it offers the greater opportunity
for a normal equilibrium being gained by this body, [
1475].
We are through for the present.
Copy to Husband
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REPORTS
Husband remarked immediately following the reading [1475-1]:
"I feel the reading fits her case exactly. She had 3
children within 3 years and was very 'faddish' about her
diet throughout the period - not careful at all about
building herself up."


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