In the functioning of organs we find as these: In the
brain forces, developing good. In the organs of the sensory
system, reflexes as is shown through strained centers by
improper distribution of used forces through circulation
as governed by nerve and muscular tissue toward the organs
direct. In the throat, larynx and lungs, very good, save
as the reflex nerve forces give strain or tension upon these
organs directly, when congestion is produced either by heat,
intense, or cold, hence the choky feeling to the throat when
the body exercises unduly. In the digestive tract we find
in the duodenum and pyloric end of stomach the reflex of the
condition produced in the pancrean forces, hence the reaction
to the stomach itself producing through the lax condition
of the pneumogastric forces the relaxing of cardiac forces
of the stomach, hence with an over-loaded stomach we find
the body suffers as of fullness and inclined to belch or
throw off the gases from the stomach proper. The distress
then being produced in the pancreas and the liver in the
functioning through the organs themselves in producing
correct digestion, giving then the poisons back to the
system, producing the condition in the blood supply by the
non-activity of the excretory functioning of liver through
the forces as is shown in the organs themselves, affecting
the condition produced, as is shown high hepatics. The
kidneys, inclined to be rather submerged in their activity
then in the proper elimination through the emunctories there.
To give the correct balance in the system and to produce the
correct vibration necessary to overcome this condition we
would take that in the system that would give the correct
balance to this portion of the body. We would take eight (8)
ounces of rain water. To this add six (6) ounces of Common
dried garden sage. Reduce to one (1) pint, strain, then take
eight (8) ounces of rain water. To this add four (4) ounces
of Yellow Root. Reduce by simmering, not boiling, to one
(1) pint. In these, too, we would add, that is these mixed
together, add four (4) ounces of rain water, then add one
(1) ounce of Sarsaparilla Root, one (1) ounce Black Haw Bark
and one (1) ounce of Elder Flower. Reduce all of this by
simmering, not boiling, to six (6) ounces, strain, while
warm add six (6) ounces of grain alcohol with two (2) drams
of Balsam of Tolu cut in it. The dose would be two (2)
teaspoonfuls three (3) times each day.
Let the diet be those preferably of vegetable forces than
meat. Not too much of sugar of any kind, only that produced
in vegetable force. Do that. [
4303]. We are through.
REPORTS
Her father [
4302] and brother, [
4301], had subsequent
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