Hence, more of the colonics should be taken; and as these are
taken, there should not be such a QUANTITY of the fluids used
as to DILATE the system too much, but use plenty of the
saline and soda solutions in making these injections; that
is, to each quart of tepid water (or body-temperature) put a
heaping teaspoonful of salt and a level teaspoonful of soda.
Then after the colon has been cleansed thoroughly, each time
use Glyco-Thymoline in the rinse water, - that there may be
little or less tendency for the reinfection, for this - as an
alkalin antiseptic - will act as a preventative, and enable
the activities of the peristaltic forces in the nerve
influences through the system to purify the colon much
better. Use a tablespoonful of the Glyco-Thymoline to the
quart of water, body-temperature. This will tend to reduce
the inclination for temperature at times, as well as the
little nausea that arises.
There should be at least three or four of such colonics, with
a rest period of about ten days to two weeks between them,
see? as well as keeping the other suggestions for the
general corrective measures for this body of [
1806].
Do these, and keep the mental attitude for better
constructive influences; and we will find conditions
continuing to improve here.
Ready for questions.
(Q) Should more of the Castor Oil Packs be used?
(A) When there is nausea, or the feeling of dilation or
distension through the abdomen, it would be well to use at
least one of the Oil Packs, - that is, for an hour and a
half. Then almost immediately, or the next day at least,
have the colonic irrigation.
(Q) What about the osteopathic treatments?
(A) There should be at least another whole series taken.
We are through with this Reading.
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BACKGROUND
See
1806-1.
REPORTS
7/27/39 [
1806]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce,
Please forgive the long delay in answering your kind letter
and acknowledging the check reading. I have carried out the
further instructions and feel much improved. I am leaving
off treatment for six weeks or so now, with the idea that
such a rhythmical let-up is beneficial. If at the end of
that time I feel the need of repetition I shall carry on. I
expect to visit Dr. Dobbins for a checkup in the near future.
I hope you will find it possible to visit the Farm sometime
in the near future. Things are a bit dry just now, although
they seem to be standing the drought better than surrounding
farms and gardens.
With best wishes and warmest thanks, [
1806]
1/23/42 Miss [
2684] was referred by Mrs. [
1806] for a
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