(Q) Are the lesions in 1, 2, 3, 4th cervical primary or
secondary to the lesions at the level of the 6th cervical?
(A) They are secondary, - but - as we have indicated - if
there is the coordination of the REST of the system, from the
9th dorsal down, at the times the manipulations are given -
not always, but every other period of application - we would
find that those of the secondary nature would respond much
better.
(Q) Dr. Dobbins advises an increase of weight. If the body
should have this weight, how may it be acquired?
(A) As we have indicated, the use of more of those foods
that carry the influences to build up the body should tend
to put on weight.
(Q) Is there any improvement in the right mammary gland?
(A) A great deal of improvement throughout the whole of the
system.
(Q) Could the continued neuralgia be due to a dead tooth on
the upper left hand side?
(A) This as we find needs local attention. Should be
X-Rayed, - for it will show that there is needed either
local attention or removal.
(Q) Have been having slight pain in the place where my heart
is, now and then. What is this?
(A) This as we find is the lack of quantity of blood supply.
Hence the need, as indicated, for the greater stimulation for
the digestive forces - since they are more in accord with the
active forces of the gastric flows - these should make for
improvements.
We are through with this Reading.
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Dobbins.)
BACKGROUND
See
1783-1.
REPORTS
12/04/41 [
1783]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Would you have time soon to give me a check physical reading?
I should like to know about my general condition and the
status of the troubles mentioned last time; also to have any
new indications about remedies I should take or other things
I should do. I am particularly worried about the severe
headaches I have been having. Are these due to my eyes and
the need of different glasses? Is my diet all right, or am
I eating more meat than I should?
I am in town at this address during the week and from
Saturday afternoon to Monday noon at the ...
Thanking you for an appointment, I am
Very sincerely yours, [
1783]
P.S. I enclose a check for $10.00
12/12/41 See
1783-3.



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