In the effects this creates or produces, other than that of
just hindrances in the perfect locomotion, the impoverishment
of a portion must necessarily tend to make a greater strain
upon the blood supply than would be were all portions of axis
and ganglia functioning in their proper way and manner. With
this impoverishment to a portion of the system, this tends
to leave sediments, dregs, or drosses in the eliminations.
Hence the circulation in the exterior and anterior become
affected in same. There is considerable variation in the
heart's pulsation, though not an organic disorder - but
rather a SYMPATHETIC, and the body will find - unless
corrections are made - these aggravations must continue to
produce more and more irritation to the general make-up of
the nervous system, and be more active in the imaginative
or SYMPATHETIC system than in the other portions; yet their
reactions must necessarily come to the cerebro-spinal system.
Digestion becomes involved at times under these stresses,
though not so often seen in the present save by that
characterizing by a specific variety, or that of headache
that occurs at times - SEEMINGLY disturbing the sympathetic
system, or the eyes and nasal portions, more than other
portions of the body. From the natural form of the pressure
as indicated in the sacral and coccyx regions, with the
lower lumbar involved, makes or produces a strain on the
axis opposite, or that of the brachial axis. This makes for
the fullness as occurs in the lymph circulation, and burses
about the throat and the nasal cavities. These, as seen, are
PURELY - in the present STATE - reflex conditions, and the
applications only to this PORTION of system must necessarily
transfer same to some OTHER portion of the body, though these
were relieved. These will be AIDED, however, by the use of
properties that will tend to act as an antiseptic to those
tendencies in nasal, soft tissue in face, in throat, by the
use of ANY of those properties in that direction, so they
are ALKALIN in their reaction. Dobell's salts, or those of
a spray with an alternation between Glyco and Listerine would
be well. Necessarily these should both be reduced to about
half the strength when used as a spray, or a gargle. These
may be used ALTERNATELY, and would be BETTER used in that
manner. Let the water that is mixed with same be tepid,
so there is not TOO much of a change in the temperature or
reaction in system.
For those conditions first in the lumbar and sacral region,
we will find that with those of the hydrotherapy treatments
- that is, RELAXING the body thoroughly in the bath, or
in or with hot packs, or salts packs or baths, before the
manipulations are given, these would prove more effective.
These we would take as periods of adjustments and treatments,
taking the first period for at least two to three weeks -
about three times each week - then REST for a week or ten
days, then the next period for a week to ten days, or three
to four TREATMENTS then rest another TWO weeks - see?
With these precautions, and being persistent - because the
conditions are improved, because colds do not occur so often,
not so much disturbance in the locomotion - KEEP UP the
treatments until there is perfect coordination, and the
REMOVAL of those pressures in the lumbar and the sacral area,
ESPECIALLY that in the coccyx area; also remove pressures
in the brachial, or upper dorsal and cervicals, as these
are sympathetic conditions.
Ready for questions - [
3760].
We are through with this reading.
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BACKGROUND
9/08/31 Aunt [
1742]'s letter: "He has had a pain in his
right leg (I think that is the correct one) for about 2
years, seemingly in the sciatic nerve. He seems to limp
a little also. He had a cold of late and he coughs slightly
all along. But, of course, he will write about it himself."
[She indicated she was having the reading for his birthday,
he being 29 on Oct. 17th.]
9/09/31 [
3760]'s letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach,
Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce,
My aunt, Miss [
1742] has told me about your work and I find
it highly interesting.
I have been troubled for the past two years with an ailment
that doesn't seem to respond to treatment and she suggested
that I shall write you for a physical reading. Enclosed you
will find her check to cover the cost of the reading.
Sincerely yours, [
3760]
REPORTS
9/18/31 EC's letter to [
3760]:
My dear Mr. [
3760]
I am enclosing the information gotten at the appointed time.
I certainly hope you will be able to apply this and gain that
which you desire.
If I may offer this as a suggestion for the manipulations,
I would suggest that you see Dr. Ted Berger, 77 Park Avenue,
New York City. Show him the reading. I believe his
experience with the information will enable him to offer
you advice that will be the very best at this time. Or,
if you want to include all the treatments through the
hydrotherapy room, you might see H. J. Reilly, of The Reilly
Service, 1908 Broadway (
63-64 Sts.) had quite a number of
patients he has treated according to our information.
Be sure and let us hear from you as to how you progress,
and if we can be of service in any way please know that is
our greatest wish - to be of service.
With all good wishes, I am
Sincerely, EC:GD
9/23/31 Aunt [
1742]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce,
[
3760], my nephew, who received the "Reading", came to me,
for lunch - and showed it to me. It was remarkably
interesting as I had no idea that you go into such technical
details. It coincided entirely with Dr. Kellogg's idea of
the blood-building process, - thru hot and cold applications.
Also, - the "time-limit" is as he prescribes.
That is, - the best effect is brought forth, - within a
certain time, - and then the body must do the rest of the
work by itself, - for a time. Then a new start, - and again
a rest. I "believe" the boy harmed himself, - by CONTINUOUS
osteopathic treatments.
I explained, the difference, - to him and I am sure that he
will apply the directions received. If he finds it
expensive, - I'll try to assist - a bit.
10/13/31 Mr. [
3760] referred Miss [
5720] for a Physical
Reading.


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