(Q) Please clarify your former statement that your
prescribed treatment would eliminate dizziness and stimulate
better appetite, when I do not have any dizziness and do have
an excellent appetite?
(A) As we find, as was indicated, - the reference regarding
the appetite was to the ABNORMALCY rather than the lack of
appetite, and the suggestion made was that there needed to be
a stimulation in the direction of keeping a normal balance;
that is: the desire for foods is not always in keeping with
the best conditions for the chemical balance of the system,
with the tendencies already of static conditions along
portions of the system itself.
As to the nausea or dizziness that is disputed, - if there
will be a looking into the chemical conditions of the stomach
at that time, it will be seen these are reflecting to the
regurgitation that takes place at times.
(Q) To what extent is it possible at my age to bring about
greater intervertebral movement in the spine?
(A) If there is the persistent and consistent activity in
the general influence of the body-motions, this may be
brought as near to normal for age and general conditions.
However, this will require a longer period of applications,
or regular periods; not necessary that they be kept
continuously, but every few weeks have a series, see?
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
(GD's note 1/27/41: See copy [which was enclosed] for
Osteopath.)
BACKGROUND
See
1646-3, on
11/12/40.
REPORTS
11/24/42 He referred Miss [
2865] for a Physical Rdg.
3/20/43 He obtained another check reading for himself - See
1646-5.



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