IN THE NERVE SYSTEM, in this we find many centers are
involved in the condition. With the continual weakening of
those plexuses in the lower lumbar and the lower dorsal, we
find that lesions form to draw, as it were, the portion of
the body back to the normal condition. With this, then,
there are disturbances in the equalization of nerve supply,
as is thrown off through the lower end of the cerebro-spinal
nerve center, and a corresponding reaction to the digestive
system, and with re-absorption brings complications. As
again is seen in that of the 5th and 6th dorsal center, we
find a lesion of a different form, producing in the secondary
cardiac circulation this effect as is produced in lungs and
bronchials - reflexly again. The combined reflex condition
that disturbs the lower portion of lungs and the bronchials,
and nasal cavities, again brings other complications - which,
as we see, is as the undue reaction created in the system.
Much is assisted by the activity and resistance as has been
exercised by the body itself. Medicinal properties taken
into the system have only been to allay, and not to cure
or correct conditions, for, as is seen from the various
conditions as have shown as exist in the circulatory
system, in the nerve system, and how various portions of the
body have been depressed, or repressed by the reaction of
condition existent, many of the organs are thrown out of
their normal reaction, or their normal functioning for the
system. With this abnormal functioning, then, we find the
resistance in the system becomes lessened by inactivity and
by improper incentive for the functioning of the various
portions of the system - for the whole system, in the body
of the human, must function as a unit, rather than as a
correlating condition, unless correlating brings about
proper coordination.
To remove or to bring about the better conditions as may be
seen for these forces, then, we would first rest the body as
much as possible, while corrections are being made for the
lesions as exist in the cerebro-spinal system, through
osteopathic adjustments and manipulation. While these are
being made, the system must be kept cleansed, especially
through the colon, and the assimilating in the digestive
system corrected. We would find beneficial results would
be received by the use of enemas to remove those portions
of conditions existent in colon, and by the taking in the
system of those properties as would be found in the alkaline
Petrolagar, to assist the assimilation throughout the upper
intestinal tract - for these properties may be assimilated,
as agar is seen in these properties to the extent that
the viscera is OILED, as it were, or allows the normal
secretions by the removal of pressure in the portion of
the cerebro-spinal centers that allows the proper incentive
through nerve supply, aided by these properties in the
system, give the better results.
As to food and diet, and activities of the system, these
must be kept at a NOMINAL condition until these pressures
are removed. As the pressure is removed in the dorsal, the
lumbar, and upper dorsal, we will find the condition will
also be relieved in the bronchials, larynx, and the lungs
proper.
Take as an inhalant - which will act as a blood stimulant,
a blood clarifier, and in the form of a cleanser for the
condition - properties as would be found in this:
To four (4) ounces of pure grain alcohol, we would add:
Eucalyptol......................20 minims,
Benzol..........................10 minims,
Benzosol.........................5 minims,
Balsam of Fir...................10 minims,
Rectified Oil of Turp............5 minims,
Tincture of Tolu in solution....35 minims.
Keep in a container - glass container, with glass stopper -
at least twice to three times the size of the quantity, see?
Shake solution and inhale through nostrils, and through
mouth, excluding air as much as possible. Should be inhaled
whenever there is the rise of phlegm in throat, or coughing,
or dryness is found in any of the nasal or throat channels or
passages. This acts as a stimulant, also as a purifier for
the conditions, and purifying the breath, see?
Follow these out. After all these have been followed, we
will give the conditions necessary for the change.
At least twenty-six (26) of the osteopathic adjustments and
manipulations should be taken. At least three (3) quantities
of the Petrolagar should be taken. As for those of the
enemas to cleanse the lower system, whenever the system is in
need of same, apply same. The inhalant should be kept handy
or ready, which will prevent cough, or congestion, or cold,
and heal the membranes of these channels.
We are through for the present.
BACKGROUND
12/11/26 Wife's letter:
..., O.
Dear Sir,
Can you give my husband a physical reading before Jan 1, '27.
The Dr. has advised me to take him away to a different
climate the first of year. He has been in bad shape for two
years and seems to get no better.
Truly yours, [...]
REPORTS
2/02/27 Wife's report:
ASSOCIATION OF NATIONAL INVESTIGATORS
(This form to be filled out and returned after reading is
received)
NAME [
3987]
ADDRESS ..., Ohio
AGE 51 yrs.
SEX Male
MARRIED OR SINGLE Married
NATIONALITY American
REMARKS
(You will please state in the space below how near, in
your opinion, reading fits your condition, as you know it
yourself, and if you expect to carry out the suggestions
made for the improvement of your health.)
The reading you gave seems to fit my husband's conditions
some, but do not think he will take adjustments until we
return home, but hope to follow your suggestions.
Sincerely, Mrs. [...]
P.S. Will be glad to meet you if you come to Florida.
2/07/27 EC's letter to [
3987]'s wife:
Halcyon Hotel,
Miami, Florida
Mrs. [...]
..., Fla.
My dear Mrs. [...]:-
Your report was forwarded to me here, and we will be here for
two or three weeks. We shall certainly be very glad to meet
you, if it is so that you can get down this way. I thank you
very much for the report. I am certainly in hopes that your
husband will arrange to get the necessary adjustments as soon
as possible, for I feel this will be very necessary before he
may expect any permanent relief.
Hoping we may have the opportunity of seeing you, and that
you will let us hear from you - for we assure you of our
interest, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD


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