(Q) What other conditions do you find?
(A) Now, we take up this body, this condition as we have in
the system from the circulation. The blood supply in the
body is composed of white and red blood corpuscles that are
used in the system, in rebuilding the properties in the
system. Any organ, or any body that becomes in an abnormal
condition, we have over-stimulation or taxation of blood to
those parts of the body, or poor elimination of the
circulation, or its properties to rebuild in the system.
Then we have these conditions that exist here, producing
lesions here along the spine, where we come in contact with
the branches of the arteries and of the nerves that supply
to these organs, that come in contact with these. These
produce, then, overstimulation to these nerves and muscular
forces supplying these branches, producing then over
stimulation to these parts, until we put up or form a seat of
trouble in the system, as we have in these, here, at the
cervical region and in the dorsals, opposite from the solar
plexus. As these become overtaxed, we have the same
condition existing, though in the form of opposite condition,
in the nerve supply in the body, carrying local pains to
different parts of the body and different organs of the
system, produced by the over-taxed condition to these, form a
pressure, the nerve forces and supply to the branches
producing the condition we have in the system of the body, as
we have now from the cerebro spinal nerve force and centers
here, coming down the spine, along into the spinal cord and
the lumbars, and its branches off from these to the
conditions we have from the solar plexus, cardiac plexus,
and illiac plexus, here to the pelvis. As these conditions
become stimulated, the conditions that exist in the system,
of poor elimination of blood, we inhale into the breath, the
systems taking on, as it were, that which it cannot eliminate
through the proper channels in the body. Hence we produce
then a taxation of the nerve forces in the body of poor
connection between the sympathetic and cerebro spinal nerve
systems in the body. The cerebro spinal is the brain of the
body, carrying its forces or its impressions to the brain,
acted on both by sympathetic and cerebro spinal nerve. Not
the same nerve carries the impression that revert the forces
or remove the condition from the system. The taxation of one
is the relaxation of the other. As we have in these forces,
and pains in the head, we have through the body at times,
right in the morning, dizziness, sick at the stomach,
producing an uncomfortable feeling to the body. Reflexes
from the condition, or not in thorough unison between the
cerebro spinal and sympathetic nerve systems of the body.
Not a condition, that would produce, as in this body of
Mrs. [
2646] or become alarming, unless it were allowed to
remain until its shifts about from one to the other and set
up a seat of trouble. Then will be a condition that will
produce bad effects to the physical and mental body. We have
effects, you see, of these conditions existing in the body,
showing themselves through the physical portions of the body,
in its effects and supply of the nourishment to the eye, to
the head. Also in the same condition from reflexes we have
through the pelvis in its action on the digestion. Of course
that which acts on the solar plexus, acts then on the force
to the colon, juja [jujunum], here in the smaller intestines,
to the supply of these forces to the blood forces to these.
Hence the condition of uneasiness through the whole body.
Then the condition of the body we have here, of its mind in
the body or the impressions through that of the brain forces
of the body to the sub-conscious self in the body, produces
then this taxation to the system. We have here in the body a
strong will, - self will. Suggestion is strong to the body.
Remove by power of suggestion.
(Q) What produces the trouble in the right side.
(A) Over-taxation of the forces supplied from the nerve
forces here from the lower ends of the solar plexus nerve
forces, supplied to the condition in the intestinal tract,
produces pains through the forces supplying to the
nourishment of these organs in themselves. Hence pains we
have through the side. More at the sides here than we have
to the back.
(Q) What about the condition of the kidneys?
(A) Overtaxed condition in the system, or poor elimination,
of course, produces some inflammation, or excess matter to be
eliminated by the kidneys. Hence the condition we have
across the small of the back. Pains through the pelvis in
its poor elimination of the circulation in the body, produced
by the same condition we have in the system.
(Q) Is there floating kidney?
(A) We have two kidneys in the body, below the lumbar, on
either side, that secrets from the system that which should
be eliminated through these, or opposite pole of the liver,
which is the excreting and secreting, or the largest single
organ we have in the system. The kidney is the opposite pole
from the liver. These are eliminating from the system that
of excess matter, or of inflammation produced by eliminating
fused forces in the body, taking place by the new or building
material in the system. Hence we have through the hepatic
circulation the fastest or extra amount or flow of blood.
That is, the liver, kidneys and intestines.
(Q) What is the condition of the nervous system.
(A) It is an overtaxed condition as we have had here before.
Not a unison between the sympathetic and cerebro spinal. A
condition formed first by the indigestion in the body as in
the stomach and intestines. We first have the condition in
the system that produced a lack of digestion in the stomach
proper, acted on by the pancrean juices and to the intestinal
trace where the last of the digestion takes place. We have
then a stagnant condition produced in the colon, or excess of
matter past out of the stomach that should be digested,
carried into the stomach, and intestines from the stomach,
produced the condition first of over-taxation on these. Then
we have first the trouble with the liver. Of course, the
opposite pole in action from the kidneys, taking into the
stomach that which carry this out, or excitement to these, by
exciting the nerve forces in the stomach to act, and not by
natures means. Forced to act, or the liver to act or secrete
and excrete more of its charges here, to eliminate from the
intestine. Then it produces the condition we have at the
solar plexus. These then with the conditions or poor
elimination or circulation in the body, until we have the
condition as we have it now.
(Q) What treatment would you prescribe?
(A) To remove the conditions, electrical forces along the
spine after we have used hot and cold applications
alternately at the solar plexus nerve forces. Plenty of
water inside and out. Alternate hot and cold for this, and
compresses to the solar plexus, alternate of hot and cold.
Strong impressions to the body. It will receive them from
the electrical force, and the condition of the body will fell
the condition in the system. Strong impressions to the
system will help remove the condition in the body such as we
have in anything else. Remove the condition of the trouble
and relieve from pains. Remove the pains without removing
the condition and the pains will set up of themselves
somewhere else, we have had here before.
(Q) Any other treatments you would prescribe for the
present, to be taken?
(A) No.
REPORTS
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