Now, these are conditions as we find them in this body, Mrs.
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3963] we are speaking of: We find in the blood supply
the blood is deficient in its ability to eliminate properly
on account of the functioning of some of the organs as we
see, and the toxins or poisons as backed up in the system,
especially, through the hepatic circulation and is at
present, expressed and shown more through the lymphatic and
capillary circulation, excretions from the system being
abnormal, produced by the circulation being laggard when it
approaches the capillaries, especially, this being produced
by that backed up in the system itself proper.
Through the nerve forces in the body we find the brain
is very good, well balanced in its functioning with the
physical, mental and soul forces. The system as a whole,
however, has been overtaxed and has produced a strain
over the whole body that at times has to do with the poor
assimilation as is shown through the system, not from the
organic conditions but rather from the nerve centers, their
condition producing the trouble with the organ functioning
improperly until the organ becomes involved by the poor
circulation and poor elimination, necessarily making then,
poor assimilation through the body. The sympathetic system,
we find well charged or super-charged along all centers
connecting with the cerebrospinal forces.
Through the functioning of the organs themselves we see the
reflex of this condition of elimination in some of the organs
of the sensory organism producing the effect we have of the
conditions in the eyes and the throat at times. Not often
but once in a while we see the same effect to the ear forces
themselves, a ringing and tending to be noises. Through the
lung forces we find these very good with the over-stimulation
at times to the nerve centers. There are pains that come
through portions of these. They are rather intercostal than
of the organ's trouble itself. Through the digestive tract
we find here that which produces the condition that makes or
brings the headaches to the body rather than of indigestion.
It is of the nerve force reacting on the digestive center or
that of the pneumogastric reaching these through the pyloric
end of the stomach itself. The course of foods taken into
the stomach of this body becomes enacted upon through nerve
tension or nerve tension producing the extra amount of
secretions to the body, hence the condition as appears
through this portion of the body. Through the hepatic
circulation we find the excretory and secretive functioning
of the organ itself needs attention to correct without
producing a worse condition than it presents at the present
time, when we find the nerve conditions bettered by the
rest, becomes under the same control, you see. Through
the intestinal tract we find there is that condition which
absorbs from the foods itself in straining the whole system
to take care of the conditions throughout as we have these
conditions well connected with the action of the forces as
here, given.
To give the more normal conditions again in this system we
would take this:
To one gallon of rain water, we would add this:
Wild Cherry Bark..........2 ounces,
Dogwood Bark..............2 ounces,
Yellow Dock Root..........2 ounces,
Black Root................2 ounces,
Elder Flower..............4 ounces.
Simmer not boil until reduced to one quart, strain, while
warm add four ounces grain alcohol with 15 grains of
Ambergris dissolved in one ounce of alcohol. The dose of
this would be teaspoonful each meal, you see. Do that,
we will find we will relieve these conditions through this
body and have the coordination between the cerebrospinal,
sympathetic and other systems, see. Do that.
(Q) Mr. Cayce, would this body take these medicines before
meals?
(A) Just at meal time, just before, you see. We want the
assimilation to be with part of these properties.
(Q) Mr. Cayce, the body wants to know how long she will take
these medicines before she comes back to normal health.
(A) The second quantity.
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