EC: Yes, we have the body here - this we have had before.
Conditions are not much changed from that as we have had here
before. Some improvement in the conditions in the general
physical forces. We would give, rather as a stimuli for the
elimination of the tendency of the blood supply to create
that of too much of the urea, and for the building up of
resistance, that of the hydrates, with strychnine, quinine
and wine, or beef, iron and wine, or both. These may be
given as tonics, or stimuli to the general system, but
should be given in small quantities. If the beef, iron
and wine is used, not more than a third of the dose as is
ORDINARILY given - or half a teaspoonful twice a day. The
hydrates, with that of the iron and strychnine, if these
are given, would be about HALF the ORDINARY dose, and given
twice each day.
We are through with this reading.
Two copies to Dr. Lydic
Copy to Ass'n office
Two Research Department
BACKGROUND
7/29/30 See
2504-13, for cystitis.
8/01/30 He sought advice for prostatitis.
REPORTS