6/14/39 Mr. [
1942]'s letter to EC:
..., Michigan
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Assoc. for Research & Enlightenment,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
Many thanks for the reading of Mrs. [
1907] which came in
today.
Everything is quite clear and we will proceed to treat the
patient as suggested starting today (June 14th.)
The Radio-Active Appliance is ordered and will give
treatments as suggested on receipt of same.
I wish to ask a question about diet. The patient has an
upper plate, but no lower teeth or plate, therefore she is
unable to masticate food properly.
Wheat wafers, Ry Krisp or Zwieback would have to be soaked in
milk or other liquid in order to take with the pure beef
juice. Please advise if these three wheats should be taken
that way?
Now with regard to general foods and eating, can you not say
what foods should be eaten and what should not be eaten?
And further can you not give the best combinations to be
eaten for each meal?
During the last three months the patient has been having
small quantities of the following foods, Orange juice - milk
- coffee - Postum - oatmeal (thoroughly cooked) - whole wheat
bread - soda crackers - bisquits [biscuits] - custard - rice
- Jello - Tapioca - Junket - Corn Starch pudding (with fruit
juice) - Cheese.
ELIMINATION: This is frequently very good - daily and
normal. At times Aromatic Cascara is taken and Emulserol is
taken as an aid.
More or less pain at times in the region of the left side and
chest.
Assuming that improper foods or combinations of foods for
several years have brought about a disturbed condition of the
digestive organs, it would seem that in addition to what has
been suggested in the reading of June 10th., we should have
very definite advice regarding what foods should be taken and
when, and as to the quantity.
Will you not advise us promptly in this matter and oblige?
We will keep a careful record of the patient's nourishment
and other data, with her reactions and keep you advised.
Sincerely, [
1942]
P.S. Last weight taken was on May 25th - 75 pounds.
Some days she dresses herself and comes down stairs, other
days does not get up.
This lady lives on her nerve more than on what she eats or
enjoys.
6/16/39 EC's letter to [
1942]:
Dear Mr. [
1942]:
Have yours of the 14th - note especially what you have to say
about the diet for Mrs. [
1907]. The diet she has been taking
should be well until we can have the opportunity to ask in
the information for a special diet. The whole wheat wafer
may be crumbled in the Beef juice should make a very good way
for her to take that, - we will take check reading on
afternoon of the 22nd 3.30 to 4.30 and at that time will try
and have a special diet outlined for her. Would use that as
has been until then -
Hope this will be satisfactory.
As wrote you day or so ago your period is the afternoon of
the 27th 3.30 to 4.30 E.S.T. - and is necessary that we know
just where you are at the hour set.
Thanking you - wish you were with us here - having a very
good meeting very nice attendance
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
6/22/39 See
1907-2.



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