Now in this body we find that there are some conditions that
are abnormal, and most of them have to do with functioning
organs, or rather than to organic troubles throughout the
system. The condition would be termed in one of the opposite
sex as a neurotic condition. Now these are the conditions as
we find them in the system: The blood force or supply in the
body contains a bit over the proper number of red blood cell
force, hence the full flow that we have at times in the body
shows this over-stimulated condition. Not enough of the
warriors or lucrosites [leukocytes?] distributed throughout
the system, for the lymphatic circulation has been used by
the overtaxed central nerve cells for rebuilding in the
proper channels; so that we have an over supply of the blood
force. Hence the condition that we have in the heart at
times, but there is no organic condition in it. There is
some foreign bacilli carried in the blood, especially that of
the ... or what is known as a certain character of pus
forming bacilli, being an over stimulus of the red blood or
of the corpuscles that rebuild tissue. This bacilli carries
strained exercise to the gangula [ganglia?] distributing the
blood force, and leaves pain and misery, or what some would
call neuritis, in portions of the body, but not always in the
same portions, because this blood force is moveable. This
also shows itself in the distribution of the plasmatic cells,
which rebuilds certain units in the body, such as we have in
the cuticle and in the capillary circulation in certain
portions of the body.
In the nervous energy and force and centers, from which as we
see the trouble comes to all portions of this body, we have
in the upper dorsals and the lower cervicals, that is at the
4th, 5th, and 6th cervicals and at the 3rd and 4th dorsals,
lesions of a floating character; which is an effort of the
sympathetic nervous system and the cerebrospinal at these
centers to adjust and equilibrate these portions of the body.
This disturbing force centers especially in those of the
sensory organism not carrying sufficient quantity of blood
away from these organs, so that we have a disturbance in the
mucous force about these; at times in the throat, at other
times in the nasal passages and through the ducts in the
head. There is some trouble at times with the eyes and a
burning, at times a roar and pop in the head. This is all
attributed to the fact that not sufficient blood force
flowing through the nervines to carry off and take away these
conditions in the system. This does not mean that this body
is always sick, but that he feels these conditions a great
deal more than he should.
As to the functioning of the organs themselves: In the lung
forces we see much of the same condition as shown through the
nervous energy as used in these centers, and affecting the
two cardiac plexuses, those that have to do with the intake
of blood force from the lymph, and which is to be distributed
by the heart over the system. We have in the digestive tract
or stomach not enough of sufficient properties to make the
equilibrium at all times, so there has been left or given to
this body the impression that there are things that he cannot
eat. The liver and the spleen stand in an enlarged
condition, this is shown throughout the action of the
genatory [genitive - generatory?] system. Too much energy
charges this system that should be eliminated from these
channels.
Now to relieve, or to bring to a normal condition this body,
we would take into the system those properties which would
affect the blood force. These we will find in the form of
Calcidin, which is a combination of salt and iodine, put up
in tablet form. A dose should be 1 in the evening before
retiring and 1 in the morning. The effect or action of this
on the system is to add salines to the blood force,
especially to the new supply of blood as taken into the
kile [chyle?], and to give renewed energy to the plasmatic
cells in the blood force. Then, as to the exercise of the
body: this is to remove the lesions along the spine, and
must be persisted in; take movements of the neck to relieve
the stagnant blood force, and the arms and shoulders should
have vigorous exercises, with in-take and out-let of breath,
and by manipulation. The exercise to the head should begin
with ten movements, and working up to a normal flow of blood
force and nervous energy.
Follow these conditions persistently and we will find the
body will have relief.
(Q) Is it necessary for this body to be operated on for
hernia, Mr. Cayce?
(A) It would be the safest and sanest way; it will relieve
the condition in the abdomen where there is a strain, and
should be treated in itself. It is the safe, sane way, but
it does not affect the condition as we have given it here.
We are through.
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