(Q) What should be done to strengthen the resistive forces
in blood supply and eliminate blood congestion?
(A) These as have been outlined are to change this. The
changes necessary, these have been outlined. This only more
explanatory: In the circulatory system there is that
circulation which, as the figure eight, goes through liver,
kidneys, and to the lower portion of the body, and to the
lungs, heart, and upper portion of the body, and the general
throw-off from same. The whole blood of the body circulates
every six minutes through all these portions, or makes the
complete circuit. In the ends, as is given, in the brachial
center, there is the basis for the upper portion - to the
head, to the arms, see? and through the lumbar center, from
there is the radial forces to the lower portion. (This is in
the arterial veins, to be sure) As they are returned in the
veins, we find these become capillary in their nature, and
the slowness occurs in these changes. Hence this stimulation
to the brachial center, and following them out; to lumbar
center and follow those out, is to increase this circulation,
so that there is that proper circulation from the arterial to
the venous circulation, see?
(Q) What is cause of heavy breathing, often noticeable in
body?
(A) Just the same thing we have been talking about!
(Q) How is body's eyes? Should glasses be worn? If so,
what type?
(A) No yet. If we will increase this circulation in the
body, so that the eliminations are thrown off from the
system, by the used forces being carried in and eliminated
through the system, we will find that when conditions are
improved much less strong lens would be necessary - for
close work.
That is all the questions.
We are through with this reading.
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BACKGROUND
See
2189-3.
REPORTS
See Source File Key #2189 for Cayce Hospital Records
re 2189-4.
12/23/30 EC's letter to Mr. [
2189]:
Mr. [
2189]
..., N. C.
Dear Mr. [
2189]
I have been wanting to drop you a line ever since you went
home for Thanksgiving, but had been hoping to see you back
again. We are very much in hopes that your condition has
improved so much that it won't be necessary to come for
treatment or stay at the hospital, but should you find it
necessary please know that we will be very glad to have you.
I believe we are in a position to handle cases better than
we have been before, and to give better service to everyone
that comes to the hospital. We not only have the advantage
of a medical man's [James R. Parker, M.D.] experience, and a
recognized authority [Gena L. Crews, D.O.] in osteopathy,
but also the information that may come through the psychic
sources - and, as you know, we are fairly well equipped at
the hospital to take care of most any kind of condition.
I hope you will come in to see us whenever you have the
opportunity, or if you feel that we can possibly be of
service in any manner don't hesitate to call on us.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous
New Year, I am
Sincerely, EC:GD



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