THE BLOOD SUPPLY in its functioning calls for the best
developments through the conditions as exist in the
structural portion, or the bone itself, and in the elements,
with the test of same (and this will be a very good
demonstration of that as may be given through these sources,
for anyone wishing or desiring to test same), a deficiency in
the amount of calcium necessary in a developing body of this
age and this development. In the effects from same, or the
warnings, that in the food and in the exercises, precautions
should be made that these conditions be nearer balanced in
the system. In the depletion of this character of condition,
there is the natural result of the serums, or the effulva
[effluvia?] of the blood itself becomes weakened, and soft
tissue in all of the portions of body suffer from same; as in
tonsil, throat, nasal cavities, and the structural portion of
head, of feet, of limbs, of torso proper - become too light,
or an over ABUNDANCE of the condition exists, and cold coming
from same is apt, and does cause congestion easily, and
leaves the condition wherein, drosses not being eliminated
properly, infectious forces are liable from same; for in
a developing body, especially, do we find these conditions
existent. While this the NATURAL routine of any living
organism, the condition through certain STAGES of development
of the human body undergoes special strain, as even this body
does under or during such periods.
In the use of the FUNCTIONING of the organs, ENERGY is used
- and, as expressed, this energy must find an expression in
its activity. With the activity, the drosses, or the ash,
if you choose, of that force EXPENDED, MUST be eliminated.
Where there is an excess of same produced, through the
incompatibility of the secretions in the system through the
glands of the body, through the development of sexual forces
in system, through the activities of the emunctories OF the
system, these - especially, then - need, through such stages,
an abundance of the calcium in the soluble forms as may be
assimilated in the system, to supply to all OF the system
sufficient of the fluids in system to clarify and cleanse
same.
Then, in the NERVE forces of this body:
These, as would be indicated, need the necessary quantities
of these forces in system that unnecessary strain does not
result from the activity of the fluids in brain and nerve
tissue itself; for in the developments these become a portion
of the system, through the activity in the white and the gray
matter of the nerve centers of the cerebro-spinal cord, of
all of the centers as radiate from each ganglia, each plexus,
in the system. With insufficient of those properties as to
keep the normal balance, DISTRESS must necessarily come, and
accentuations through some one center or another. Keeping a
body, in its development, especially through that period as
of the changes in the physical body, is the MOST important
period of a body's development.
The functioning ORGANS themselves, are very good.
Brain forces good. The discernment of the brain forces
extraordinary, and the body one that takes in much at a
glance, through the activity of the sympathetic - and is
good in this direction.
Lung, throat, bronchials, larynx - only that condition as
would be indicated from lack of the sufficient serums, or the
condition as produces for the WATER, or the throwing off of
the refuses in system.
Digestive system and heart's action near normal, as is the
liver, spleen, pancreas, and hepatic circulation.
Organs of digestion in lower portion of the system near
normal, as is also the functioning of the ductless glands of
the system. Also those of the kidneys and the organs of the
pelvis.
In meeting, then, that warning:
In the food values, or in the foods for the system, there
should be due consideration given of the extra quantity of
foods and food values carrying calcium and iodine. These
should be ESPECIALLY shown at this time, that the body
keeps the normal balance through this period. Also that the
ACTIVITIES of the body, in the sunshine, in nature itself,
are such that the respiratory system is kept near the normal;
so that the coordination in eliminations are kept with
the normal balance between that of the emunctories and the
hepatic circulation; so that those of the whole body keep
an even keel or balance. Ready for questions.
(Q) What should the body do for his deafness?
(A) That is in keeping with those conditions as given, as
respecting keeping the nominal or normal ELIMINATIONS in
the system. These are the effects of the unbalanced forces
in the auditory centers, and not sufficient circulation is
kept there. Increase the circulation through that activity
as NECESSARY for the auditory forces. This may be done
in normal exercise, rather than picking at the organ of
hearing itself.
(Q) What is the best thing to do for his fallen arches?
(A) Treat 'em osteopathically! Five treatments would
correct the condition!
(Q) What should the body do to improve his diction?
(A) THIS the natural development of conditions where there
is impediments in the auditory or the SENSORY system, and
in the activities and in the quietness of self may the body
train or ATTUNE self, so that this may be brought to that
condition as is desired by the body.
(Q) What is the cause, and what can body do for heavy
breath?
(A) This the activity that is given, that the action of the
body in exercise in the sunshine may EXPAND in and through
the respiratory system, as to CLEANSE the system through
the activity of the extra amount of oxygen and ozone in and
through the system. This will aid, this will correct the
condition. The OTHERS, however, in the amount of calcium and
iodine SHOULD be increased, that the BLOOD supply throughout
all centers where disturbances or hindrances are now shown,
in a greater or lesser degree - for WITHOUT this, the
developments may NOT be normal. These had best be developed
THROUGH the normal channels and manners, than to force issues
in any center. This understood? Here, as this: For a
developing body, these had best be a normal DEVELOPMENT -
than making the body, as it were, one-sided, and being in the
condition of pitying self for an abnormality which NEED not,
DOES not, exist! if normal opportunities are given for the
body's development!
(Q) If this diet is followed, will that improve the hearing?
(A) The diet AND the exercise!
(Q) Any specific exercise?
(A) Exercises much in the open, in the sunshine, as is
possible, and ESPECIALLY that of the UPPER portion of the
body. The head and neck exercise would be well. This as
the specific.
(Q) Any treatment by an ear specialist that will improve
this?
(A) As has been given, this had best be a normal development
- than picking at it from the organ itself! Best to let
the ear specialist ALONE, IF the exercise and diet WILL be
followed! If not, then proceed as desired. WE have given
the best! We are through for the present.
Copy to Parents
Copy to Ass'n office
Copy to Cayce Hospital
REPORTS
6/04/30 Father's letter:
The Association of National Investigators, Inc.,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Gentlemen:
In regard to your recent inquiry as to any improvement shown
in the condition of my son's fallen arches, beg to say that
he went to Dr. Berger for a great many treatments but has as
yet had no sign of definite improvement.
Dr. Berger suggested a check-up reading but inasmuch as
my son will shortly go to a summer camp, I thought it
inadvisable at the present time to request a check-up
reading as, on account of his being away for the summer,
no suggestions could be followed out with any likelihood.
On his return in the fall if the condition is the same, I
will then ask for another check-up reading if he is able
to resume his treatments.
Thanking you for your inquiry, I am Very truly yours,
[
1734]
6/10/30 Letter from EC to father: "...I am sorry to know
that your son has not gotten the improvements he seemingly
should have gotten from the carrying out of the information
given. There is some reason for this, and we would be very
anxious to check up on it and see just what is the trouble.
I have known of a great many cases of this kind that have
responded immediately to treatments suggested in the reading.
Whenever you feel that you would like to have this done, we
will be very glad to do it for you..."
10/14/30 Letter from [
1734] to EC:
Mr. [
257] has advised me to your recent return and am writing
to remind you in regard to my son's life reading and that
of Miss [
1741] [governess], which we are all anxiously
awaiting...
10/16/30 See
1735-2, a Life Reading.



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