(Q) Is the condition diabetes, or what?
(A) Diabetic in its nature. As indicated, the pressure is
from the injury some time back that causes the overactivity.
This lesion is LATERAL in nature, rather than circular; thus
there is not the DIRECT pancrean reaction. But, as
indicated, there are the symptoms; that is, the liver
activity, the excess at times and then again the scantiness
of the urine or the activities of the kidneys and the
bladder, and the disturbance with the circulation as to the
blood pressure and the like, - all show the disturbance
through the pancrean and liver area; affecting the other
conditions sympathetically.
Hence we would make those applications consistently, in the
manners indicated.
(Q) Will I be able to eat anything I want to?
(A) As indicated, it will be necessary to adhere rather
closely to the diet that has been followed; but at TIMES
there may be other foods taken, to be sure, though this will
have to be GRADUALLY done. It will require some several
weeks and months before other foods than the strict diet
would be permissible, to be sure; and then not too much at
the time.
(Q) Has anyone been cured that was in my condition?
(A) Many, many, many!
Do these things as outlined, and we will find we will bring
the better condition for this body.
Because there is less pain, less uneasiness and less
dizziness WITH the use of the artichoke, don't leave them off
- for several months; at least three times each week, see?
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
(See extra sheet of directions [which was enclosed] for the
Osteopath: Dr. C. W. Irvin, Bankers Trust Bldg., Norfolk,
Virginia.)
BACKGROUND
Has been on a strict diet 8 yrs., has not started taking
insulin, fearing it would have to be taken permanently. Does
not remember any particular injury, but may later; is going
to follow rdg. Capt. [
584] said he was in same condition,
and after the rdg. put him on artichokes he had gotten so he
could eat anything he wanted.
REPORTS
1/26/42 Letter: "Mr. Cayce, dear friend, in answer to letter
1/08/42... I will try to set aside a few moments each day for
prayer. Thank you for your lovely letter."
9/42 She referred Mrs. [
2811] for a Physical Rdg.
1/18/60 GD's note: Mrs. [
2393] is still living, apparently
in good health.
10/06/66 She died at the age of 87.


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