With these, use two heavy poles. This should be put in a
crock container at least half a gallon larger that the amount
of solution, with a wooden cover - or a cover that will not
take a charge. Use as poles, one of nickel and the other of
copper. These should be at least quarter by one-half, and
sufficient length to to reach to bottom of container,
extending half an inch above the cover. To these connect
the small wire, insulated - the nickel wire to the right,
to the nickel pole - the copper wire to the left, to the
copper pole. To the copper pole end wire, add the small
plate - at the least a quarter in size and prepared so that
it may be held in place at the 1st and 2nd cervical center.
This should be attached to the body FIRST, when ready for
use. To the nickel pole and wire end, add or attach the
nickel plate - at least the size, or twice the size, of a
silver dollar. This should be thin, and arranged to be
attached to the umbilicus center - low, and to the right of
the unbilicus. This first, however, should be charged - or
the poles charged - with the vibrations from an overcharged
battery, until the DISCHARGE reaches at least FIVE as a
resistance. This would require a hundred and ten volts,
thirty cycles, thirty to sixty minutes - such a charge.
Then, when this is charged, connect wires and attach to
the body.
Not necessary for but one injection, would the charge or
battery charge be given following same. The battery charge
should be given at least thirty minutes each day for five
days, then increase time to one hour.
When this has been carried out for at least twenty days,
then we would give further instructions - [
4442].
We are through for the present.
REPORTS
1/13/29 Mr. [
5540] wrote EC: "I appreciated the prompt
reading you gave for Miss [
4442] and as soon as I hear
from them will advise you more about it."
1/27/83 GD's note: We did not hear further, though
Mr. [
5540] on one of his visits may have told Mr. Cayce
that they did not follow the reading. It was always hard
to get a reading followed in a hospital, other than the
Cayce Hospital - and even then it was very difficult at
times.


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