EC: Yes, we have had this body here before. The conditions
as we find throughout the whole system are improved from
those we had before. There is more blood supply in the
system. The capillary circulation is picking up and
producing better elimination. There is some better
assimilation, though it has not reached the point of perfect
assimilation, through the conditions as we have through the
whole digestive tract. We would keep much of the same forces
within this system, though we would use that in the system
that would prevent the foods or from the condition being such
through the intestinal tract that the system will absorb from
the body those toxins that are so bad for the circulation and
for the whole body. And those we would prevent by taking
those properties in the system that will produce a stimulus
to the action of the secretions through the perennial
[Peyerimal] glands and instead of too much through that of
the secretions from the liver or pancreas that would excite
these to action, and these would be found more in peptones
and pepsins as taken in the system, or by the use of oil
enemas in the body.
(Q) What causes the pain in the region of the bladder?
(A) Where the kidneys are attempting to alleviate the
conditions existing, pressure is made on the PURENIAL
[Peyerian?] glands, and this produces then the reflection
to those of the blood supply to the bladder, rather than of
irritation to the organ itself.
(Q) What can she do to get relief from this pain?
(A) Just what we have given here before. Remove that which
causes the pressure and we will remove the conditions.
(Q) How can this pressure be removed?
(A) We have just given it.
(Q) What can she do to cure the sore in her mouth?
(A) Remove the conditions through the stomach that produce
these conditions that arise to the mouth through this, and we
will cure this.
(Q) What can she do to relieve constipation?
(A) We have just given.
(Q) What is the form of the peptones that she should take?
(A) Syrup of pepsins with the peptones, which is a specific
condition itself.
(Q) Will the taking of syrup of pepsin relieve her
condition?
(A) We have given the outline of how these shall be used.
Do that. No use asking this over again. We are through.
BACKGROUND
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