EC: You see we have in the body here, or the unit, of
[
4684], many things that are abnormal, from a well condition
of the human body. That is, we have functions, organs of the
body, that are used to an extent until they have become worn,
and weakened and incapable of performing the duties and
properties as normal well defined functions in normal man
would. But we have only some two or three conditions in the
body of [
4684] that are abnormal from the condition of the
body as in its present state. The physical body of the man
is weakened to a condition of laxness, or looseness of the
organism of the systems of the body, as we have through the
circulation, through the nerve force, and the muscular force
especially in the system. In the organism of the system, we
find most of the trouble with the action of the kidneys, or
their discharge from the body, or from the secretions that
are secreted by them in their discharge. The inflammation
here through the bladder, neck of the bladder here, and the
kidneys have become so overtaxed and weakened by the extra
amount of matter eliminated through those, until it has
become so. The kidney is made up of cells inside, the same
as we have all organs in the system. We have the center
hollow here, with its cells out from either side, (There are
two in the body) that secrete from the circulation as it
passes through these glands, that which should be eliminated
from the system, in the water, especially of stimulations and
poisonous matter, through the red and white blood as it is
carried through the system. These, then, have produced a
condition, until we have aconite (?) in the urine, forming
itself and showing in the water passing from it, and as we
strengthen these conditions, then we strengthen the condition
we have along the lumbars, and we have an organ that has
become inflamed and over-used. We have the same effect
through the sympathetics or nerve supply to the same organs.
In their turn, in their stimulation to other parts of the
body, they come in contact with them, producing the same
effect through these as we have through the pelvis, hips, and
groins in the body, through the celiac ganglia. Also some
through the digestion in the system, produced by the
inflammation. The ganglia here come in contact with the
lower end of the intestinal tract and the nerve supplies to
these. Inflammation, excitement and aggravation to these
produced the same amount of stimulation to the circulation
passed through these parts of the body.
To remove these troubles from the body, and leave the body
in a normal and better condition than we have it, take into
the system here - 1/2 ounce of rectified oil of turp, or
white pine, or essence of white pine; 1/2 ounce of oil of
juniper; 1/2 ounce sweet spirits of nitre, all mixed
together. A dose would be, from four to ten drops, once or
twice a day. That depends on the condition of the stomach,
as to how it can contain these particles.
A stimulation for the digestion tract of sage made into tea,
sweetened to taste, with cinnamon and gin - a pint of tea,
1 1/2 ounces of sugar, and stick cinnamon, that is cleansed,
and 2 1/2 ounces of gin. You see the active principle, same
as we have in that of the tar, - juniper tar in this, so if
we produce a sickening to the stomach, through the
stimulation to the intestinal tract, we reduce the quantity,
or number of drops. We find the body will become improved
and cleared of this blood through the rectum as passed. You
see we have a laxness of these folds in the intestinal tract
here in the lower end, until we produce hemorrhoids there,
high up to the second valve. This laxness to the intestinal
tract will remove the quantity of the material that is
producing the inflammation that causes the flow of blood to
it, same as produce to the kidneys here the lack of these.
When produced to act, as you see we have the active principle
to the gin and to the juniper tar, an active principle to the
kidneys, causing them to secrete to the system, while we have
the turpentine producing a healing balm to these, with the
same action from that, or a sedative to these by the sage.
If the soreness increases here from the rectum, along here,
we might reduce by ointment from the exterior by that made of
the grease of milk of the cow, without salt, pulverized,
cleansed, and what you call tobacco, - Indian mullein -
cleansed - not strong but soaked in water, washed, dried and
pulverized, and mixed with this; more of the grease than we
have of the other though, or it will produce too much
inflammation.
The body will be better and be able to get on its feet and
move about. Do away with some of this nervousness to the
body, tottering. Keep plenty of pleasant things to the eye
and mind at all times. Gentleness to the whole body, and at
times the baths here, of hot water, - sitz baths, you see,
producing stimulation alternating from hot to cold, or
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REPORTS
5/04/11 See
4684-2.



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