GC: You will have before you the patients of Cayce Hospital,
Va. Beach, Va., as follows, as I name them to you: [
2682],
[
433], [
758], [
409]. In the order as I name them, you will
give present physical condition of each, with suggestions for
further corrective measures, and answer the questions I may
ask. If it is not to the advantage of the better physical
condition of Edgar Cayce to complete the ck. rdgs. on the
entire list, after the completing of any ck. rdg. you will
say "We are through with this series of ck. rdgs." First,
[
2682]: [GD's note: Above suggestion was presented by Mr.
[
195] in an effort to facilitate matters, save time, Mr.
Cayce's strength, etc.]
EC: Yes, we have the bodies and the condition. Well that
these were given individually, rather than attempting to
combine; for one may overlap one with another, unless proper
notations are made. As we find in the body of [
2682] - These
condition as exist are in keeping with the warnings as were
made concerning the results as might be found, unless full
and proper consideration of the physical condition was given.
For the betterment of these conditions as we find, we would
use the ultra violet ray - as was given, but NOT closer than
thirty-eight to forty inches, for the body is susceptible to
high vibrations.
We would keep the lacerations, or abrasions, in a state of
cleanliness, with antiseptics that will coordinate with the
conditions in system. These, we find, are sufficient alkalin
that an antiseptic that is acid in its reaction would be
satisfactory, but at the SAME TIME the ELIMINATIONS must be
kept in the same accord, will the conditions be brought about
for normalcy for the body.
Not too much exercise that would IRRITATE, or too much that
would cause the flow of blood to the central system.
Be careful in the diet, that there are not fats or those of
vegetables of the bulbous nature taken. The rest may be
taken, properly. Ready for questions for this condition.
(Q) Should he take walks?
(A) Not too much where it produces irritation. Better that
sufficient exercise that the body does not become stagnant in
the nominal reactions of the poisons in or from the system,
but not that that IRRITATES.
(Q) What is cause of infection at the wound?
(A) Improper care of the body before the operation, as
warning was given concerning same.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n office
Copy to Cayce Hospital
Copy to Miss [349]
BACKGROUND
See
2682-1.
9/23/29 He was present for further advice, with other
patients of Cayce Hospital.
REPORTS
9/23/29 Dr. Grace C. Berger admitted Mr. [
2682] to the Cayce
Hospital "to be treated for recuperation from operation -
operation was removal of growth of soft tissue of the right
groin."
See Source File Key #2682 for Cayce Hospital Charts re
2682-2.
10/21/29 See
2682-3.



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