Those conditions as were existent with the digestive system
show improvement. The nerve retractions, the nervousness,
the cold and hot flushes that come from conditions in the
pelvis region, from the lack of the equalized circulation,
would be assisted greatly were those rubs, as have been
given, of the equal parts of Tincture of Myrrh and Olive
Oil, kept in their proper way and manner, see? This may be
rubbed, and should be rubbed, thoroughly into all of the
sacral portion of the body, along the under side of the
limbs, see? all the whole length of the sciatic nerve, under
the knees, around the ankles, soles or the feet - all this
would strengthen the body, as food value for the capillary
circulation and for the equalizing of the circulation
throughout the body. Keep the body, then, in that way and
manner as has been given for same, giving that of the
stimulation in the Gin, as has been given; also the Pepsin,
as is assisting in the digestion - not too often, but
whenever necessary, never over eating - be careful of the
diet, in the way as has been given. Those vibrations in
the battery kept up, for these give rest and stability to
the whole system. Do that, then, and we will bring the
better conditions for the body.
(Q) How often should the rubs be given?
(A) At least every other evening, or oftener if necessary -
equal parts Olive Oil and Tincture of Myrrh - rub into the
body until it is absorbed, see? along the spinal column,
especially on the sacral region, and the lower limbs, along
the sciatic nerve centers, and along the line of the limbs,
around the knees, ankles, soles of feet - all of these, see?
Massage well. Massage would be better than osteopathic
manipulation there - though these are necessary occasionally
for the body, see? the osteopathic adjustment and
manipulation.
We are through with this reading.
BACKGROUND
7/28/26 See
3776-16.
REPORTS
10/14/26 Husband, Mr. [
304], wrote that she was scarcely
holding her own.
10/18/26 See
3776-18.



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