IN THE NERVE SYSTEM, in this we find the greater cause of the
troubles. There are in those centers about the 12th and 11th
dorsal those conditions that produce the specific conditions,
that in the functioning of the organs as governed by the
centers from this portion of the system produce these
depressions to the nerve system - the burning sensation as
comes to the brain center proper, and the depression over the
rest of the system - which affect DIRECTLY the functioning of
the kidneys, from the position of the lesions, that affects
directly the digestion, for the reflexes from this give rise
to the conditions that meet directly with the center of the
hypogastric and pneumogastric plexus. Hence the disturbed
condition as comes to the whole trunk portion of the body.
The circulatory system and the pulmonaries become involved
through the repression of blood supply in its circulation.
Not as the character of the blood, but the character of
pressure as produced at such times. The reflexes to the
brain center proper produces the burning sensation along the
pineal gland. Hence the repression that appears in the
centers of the head, and reaches same through the pressure of
the gland at the base of the brain to and through the medulla
oblongata, this producing a repression to all the sensory
organism, and a burning sensation to the capillary
circulation.
IN THE FUNCTIONING OF THE ORGANS THEMSELVES, all portions of
the system are involved at such periods - these depressions,
see? The sensory system, through the repression created in
the sympathetic nerve system. The functioning organs,
through repression in the cerebro-spinal nerve system - as is
produced at times pains to the lower end of the spine. These
come as throbbing pains.
Now, to meet the needs of those conditions at the present
time, we would use those of hot packs of salt at such times
to the 11th and 12th dorsal, see?
And the manipulation through that of the osteopathic
adjustments, for adjustments as well as general manipulation
will be necessary to bring about the correction of those
conditions - relaxing same by the application of heat to
this portion of the body before the adjustments are made. Do
not attempt to make the full adjustment or to reduce the
lesion all at once, for it will require at least twenty-eight
(28) such adjustments to bring the body near to the normal
condition.
After at least twelve to thirteen (12 to 13) such adjustments
have been made, we would begin to wear the Radium Appliance
across this portion of the body - keeping this there at all
times save in the afternoons, when this should be removed -
the body lying prone, ON FACE - laying pad across the 1st and
2nd cervical vertebrae. This will create an equilibrium
throughout the nerve system, and stimulating the blood stream
to that effect of producing normal eliminations, with the
stimulated effect of the adjustments given osteopathically.
Take at least half of the osteopathic treatments before the
using of the appliance. Then wear this when necessary - that
is, after the body is relieved of the condition - to keep the
normal equilibrium. Do that.
(Q) How long should this Radium Appliance be applied to the
cervical?
(A) For fifteen to twenty (15 to 20) minutes each afternoon,
preferably between the hours of three and four. This is the
cycle of circulatory change for this particular body.
We are through for the present.
BACKGROUND
12/04/26 Mr. [
2698]'s letter: "Wife of my [employee] has had
some kind of trouble for several years and no doctor has ever
been able to locate the cause...has been to the best doctors
in the country...wire me collect day and time."
REPORTS
12/14/26 EC wrote Mr. [
2698] telling him the Radium Appliance
could be obtained from Radium Appliance Co., Bradbury Bldg.,
Los Angeles, Calif. [the company was later put out of
business] and that good results had been obtained in several
cases for which it had been suggested.
1/24/27 Mrs. [
4560]'s husband's letter: "My impression was
that [
2698] had written you that Mrs. [
4560] was about to pay
a visit to her home and anticipated taking that opportunity
to take the treatment suggested... It now develops, since
she has been in ..., N.C., she has had a bad cold almost
during her entire visit, and as a consequence she will not be
able to take up this treatment until her return, at which
time we will surely be glad to advise you...our appreciation
and gratefulness is most sincere."
6/10/30 Mr. [
2698]'s letter: "Have just learned that Mrs.
[
4560]'s brother [
5] and wife [
6] left ..., N.C. 6/7th to
spend a month at Cayce Hospital."


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