(Q) What make of shoe, if any, would be comfortable for my
foot, and where could I get the best shoes for comfort?
(A) As indicated, owing to the pressures in the lumbar
areas, the slowed circulation tends to produce disturbances
especially to the bursa of the feet.
But each evening bathe the feet in as warm water as
practical, and then massage into same the compound as
indicated for the throat. This will relieve the tiredness
and the great pain that is at times caused through the lower
portion of the lower limbs.
We find that the Red Cross shoe, - with the lasts and the
cushions, - will be the better type.
(Q) What doctor would you advise to make the corrections?
(A) One fully in accord with suggestions as may be given
through these channels. Those that are in sympathy with
same, then, are the better.
(Q) Would you advise any particular way to correct the
foot condition?
(A) When there are the corrections made in the upper portion
of the body there will be some made in the lumbar and sacral
also which will correct the foot condition, if these are made
by one in sympathy - and there will thus not be necessitated
other than this as the specific or special treatment.
(Q) Should I follow any particular diet?
(A) Only, as indicated, have a raw salad as the greater
portion of one meal each day, so long as it agrees with the
body; and we find that it will if the Adiron is used in the
manner indicated.
Do these, and keep that same attitude which has prompted the
body in being of some personal help to others in seeking to
know their better, or a better, relationship with the
Creative Forces; by aiding them through their mental as well
as spiritual selves to find a closer walk with God.
We are through for the present.
Two copies to Self (one for Dr. Louis H. Backman, 40 West
55th St., N.Y.C.)
Copy to Ass'n file
(See folder [which was enclosed] regarding Ipsab. The Health
Home Remedies Corp. has gone out of business, but I know the
young man who has some of the stock on hand. So I can secure
a bottle and mail to you if you wish me to do so. GD.)


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