To 1 1/2 gallons of water (rain water preferred) we would
add:
Copper Sulphate..................1/2 pound,
Willow Charcoal....................4 ounces,
Zinc...............................1 dram,
Sulphuric Acid.....................1 dram.
In this we would place 2 pieces of steel 2 inches square, to
which would be attached one copper wire to each steel piece,
and these pieces of steel kept separate. These wires are
then attached to a plate, and when attached to the body there
must be ice in the water. The plate should be of metal and
is attached first to the left ankle and to the right wrist,
in the evening preferably, thirty minutes at a time, for two
days; then for the next three days attached to the right
ankle and the left wrist. After this has been applied to the
system for six days we begin to take into the system this:
15 grains chloride of gold, with 1 dram bicarbonate of soda;
this is mixed in to 15 oz. of pure water. The dose will be
15 drops of this in 1/2 glass of water three times a day; and
should be kept up for some several weeks.
Every third day a laxative should be taken, thus: To 2
grains of licorice add 2 grains of cascara and 1 grain of
senna. One capsule of this is a dose.
Do this and we will give relief to this body and eliminate
all of these forces as taken of needed to carry or bring this
body to a normal condition. It will take from three to four
weeks to be normal again.
The diet will be that of fowl, with broth made from this.
Not much vegetable matter until after the first two weeks,
then no meats, but as much of green vegetables as grow above
the ground, none that grow under.
(Q) What are the causes of the enlargement on the right side
of the collar bone, Mr. Cayce?
(A) The enlargement is as we have given here. With the
nerve force produced in the gangular and with the excess of
the amount of the lymph carried over this portion of the
body, and with the breaking cells, without proper
coagulation, this condition is the reflex result. This
enlargement will be relieved as we absorb this condition
in the body.
(Q) Are the lungs in this body in good condition, Mr. Cayce?
(A) Only in such condition as we have described. There is
no organic condition that exists in itself. With the giving
of these conditions and treatments into the system that are
to localize or bring to a head the conditions that are
distributed throughout the system.


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