Now, the abnormal conditions as we find in this body begin in
times back, and with very poor eliminations and by the lack
of excretions through the portions of the system, for the
blood carried those bacilli known as that of a malarial
nature, and so congested the forces in the body as to produce
the same effect over much of the body. Now, these are the
conditions as we find them in the body at the present time,
though the trouble antedates the present condition, and is
of a different nature than that under which the effects now
produced were brought into the system, physically speaking.
The blood supply in the body we find is anemic, due to lack
of both red and white blood corpuscles. The circulation is
laggard in its flow through the system. With the leaving of
the impurities and toxins in the system, it has caused the
condition that exists through the ligaments of the body -
that is, the extremities here, head and shoulders and across
portions of the body, across the sacrum and brachial plexus,
being the centers that have to do with the forces, the
emunctory glands becoming enlarged through this condition.
Through the nervous system we find the body has reached the
stage as to where with the action over the system of the
natural forces in the body attempting to relieve that, many
of the centers have become engorged, and the ends of these
nerves have begun to lose their reaction or reactive force.
The brain itself proper is very good, the cerebro-spinal
centers being those that have been able to control the system
through itself. The action of the sympathetic has become the
propelling force in the functioning of the organs, so that
which the body does or accomplishes through the nerve energy
of the system has become of an automatic rather than a
volitional nature. The functioning of the organs themselves
do as the biddings rather of the sympathetic system than
of those of the cerebro-spinal action, and become automatic
again in their functioning. The liver is atrophied in
a manner, certainly not wholly so, but is hardened to an
extent. The action through the digestive force becomes
slow and only indirect, though through the action of the
pneumogastric forces, they present a better condition than
would be ordinarily with the hepatic circulation grown so
dormant. Hence through the cuticle and capillary circulation
there are places over the system that show the emunctory
forces attempting to eliminate from the system those things
that should have been eliminated in times back. To give
the physical forces within this body the opportunity to be
rejuvenated as it were, and to bring the functioning of the
organs to sufficient activity as to produce elimination
again through the system in any manner near normal, we would
add those elements to the body that will give the incentives
to all of the system. Give these:
To one gallon of distilled water add:
Sarsaparilla Root...................6 ounces,
Dogwood Bark........................2 ounces,
Prickly Ash Bark....................2 ounces,
Dog Fennel........................1/2 ounce,
Buchu Leaves........................1 ounce,
Purple Top Clover Blossom, Dry....1/2 ounce,
Peruvian Bark.....................1/2 ounce.
Reduce by simmering, not boiling, to two quarts. Strain
while warm. Add six ounces of grain alcohol, with three
drams of Balm of Gilead.
The dose would be a dessertspoonful or two teaspoonfuls
three times each day. When half this quantity has been taken
into the system, rub the whole spinal column and the sciatic
nerves - that is, the whole length of the limb here - with
[Golden Seal] salts, and after being rubbed well into the
body, give electric vibrations over the whole portion so
rubbed with the violet ray, high voltage, low amperage.
Special centers would be at the brachial plexus, that is, the
second dorsal; the solar plexus, ninth dorsal, sacral plexus;
then at the lower portions of the sciatic nerve.
Do that. [
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