The nerve forces in the body, we find, are overtaxed, at
times. The brain forces, as we find, are overtaxed by the
rush of blood forces to the brain by the specific condition
existing, which is at the first cervical vertebra. We would
find the cross where, with over-taxation, over-heat,
over-congestion, or any unusual effect to the sensory system,
allows the discord between the cerebro-spinal and the other
centers, that is the sympathetic and sensory in their
entrance to the brain.
To correct this lesion, as is of, or at, the first and second
cervical, by either heat and adjustment or by cold and
adjustment. Each will bring the conditions necessary to make
the correct adjustment for this body. We will then prevent
the abnormal flow of nerve force accompanying the blood
conditions producing the contraction and congestion over the
system. Do that.
(Q) How should this heat be applied?
(A) Locally.
(Q) Should the adjustment be made by an osteopath?
(A) Better by a chiropractor - as made by Sargent [Andrew
C. Sargent, D.C.] [Seargent?].
(Q) Where can Sargent be found?
(A) Hopkinsville, Ky.
(Q) Should the body go to Hopkinsville for treatment?
(A) We have given that; go there or bring Sargent here.
No medicinal properties are needed in the body until
afterward; only salines then.
Make these adjustments here at the first cervical.


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