IN THE NERVE SYSTEM, in the plexus about the 4th and 5th
dorsal, or 3rd to 6th dorsal, 4th and 5th proper, we find
there an impinged nerve plexus, that the branches of plexus
do not distribute to the body the nutriment necessary.
Hence the condition created in secondary cardiac reaction,
which gives pressure in blood supply as this reacts with
pneumogastric nerve and hypogastric sympathetically, creating
in digestion a pressure, creating high pressure in blood
supply, creating an abnormal heart action, creating reflexes
to lungs, throat; also disturbing the plexus in 2nd dorsal
sufficient to hinder the auditory nerves, deflecting the
refused forces, or used forces. Inaction of the auditory
plexus and centers. Hence the disturbances in the ears,
the roaring, thumping, that we have at times. Through the
sympathetic system does this react in auditory forces more
than direct.
IN THE ORGANS OF THE BODY, in brain forces very good. One
given to be well balanced in all matters pertaining to
the mental and spiritual development, for the entity's
development in earth plane has been a very remarkable one.
Auditory forces, and all of sensory organism, under the
strain as given.
The throat and bronchials reflex condition from blood
pressure.
Lungs show the effect of this disturbance in cardiac,
secondary cardiac plexus.
Digestive tract only as the reflexes of this subrogated
condition in the upper dorsal.
The condition as produced in kidneys and in bladder coming
partly from reflexes, partly from strain to the body in times
back in the lower lumbar plexuses. Unequal distribution also
assisting.
Then to bring the normal condition to the body would be
through deep manipulation, osteopathically, correct the
conditions in the upper dorsal, and keep with the mental
forces these developing of the effect of the mental over
the physical body. Not taking medicinal properties in the
system, but equalizing the circulation, stimulating excretory
system and adjusting the subrogated condition in dorsal and
in lumbar.
Do that. We will bring the normal conditions for this body.
Be persistent, consistent, in all things.


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