7/28/50 Questionnaire -
8/21/50 Wife's reply:
Age at date of reading: 57 Sex: M
Date of Reading: April 17th, 1944
Chief Complaint: Heart condition - Milk-leg, then Bergers
disease. Letter
3/29/44:- He has had 2 very bad heart
attacks about three years ago - about a year apart.
Date of Onset:
Duration:
Reoccurrence:
Intensity:
Physician's Diagnosis and Treatment:
The first about three years ago the doctors said was Angina.
Then a year ago he developed what they called milk-leg. The
swelling has now been greatly reduced and the doctors seem
to think the trouble is all in the arteries. Not hardening
- but a clogging of the arteries - first in the swollen
leg, now in the other leg, beginning at the feet. Cannot be
on feet any length of time. Considerable pain. Walk with
cane, very lame.
Physicians' Diagnosis and treatment:
Readings' Diagnosis:- Heart block or arterial block, may
cause stroke?
Reading's Recommendations:
Keep body quiet, off feet most of time. DON'T take sedatives
unless necessary - then then under the direction of physician
who will be in accord with suggestions given here. RATHER
THAN STRYCHNINE that would dilate heart, advise opposite that
cause pumping of heart to draw circulation through. TAKE
eliminants, mineral salts, Eno Salts, Sal Hepatica - small
doses - then have colonic irrigation. Massage using cocoa
butter, stimulate superficial circulation. Massage toward
body.
Duration of Treatment: No. of years: 4 Months: ...
Results of Treatment: Cured: ... Relief: X Failure: ...
At the end of 1 year: Kept off feet & followed other
directions with exception of massage - Dr. advised
against it - Stroke at 3rd yr, but recovered.
Date:
8/21/50 Signed: [
4066]'s wife (Patient, Parent, or
Guardian)
Note: Please give name and address of any physician who
helped you carry out your reading.
We are most anxious to have a complete and detailed report on
the manner in which your husband's reading was carried out.
Please indicate specifically the results he experienced as
the treatment progressed. Others suffering from conditions
similar may benefit through our research making the results
available.
Do you have any explanation for the word "Nabisco" at the
beginning of the reading?
A. A childhood nick-name, I felt Mr. [
4066]'s life was
prolonged and made more endurable by the above treatment.
Mr. [
4066] passed away July 1, 1948.
Acute diabetes - he was ill only two days.
10/10/52 D. H. Fogel, M.D.'s Comment: "This case should
definitely be indexed under coronary thrombosis."


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