Now, these are conditions as we find them in this body of
[
4689], we are speaking of, ... St., ..., Colorado. In the
blood supply, we find the building forces, and that in the
elementary forces of the blood which gives the effect as is
produced in the circulation, this affecting the capillary
circulation especially. Hence the dull, achy feeling over
the body. Especially is this shown after what should be
recuperative rest or by exertion out of the ordinary, showing
the enlivening of the whole system with the reaction being
sudden, and the tired, distressed feeling to the central
portion of the body, the distress to the lower portion
of stomach and spleen, and the reaction from this of the
over-activity of the kidneys in their excretory functioning,
- this being produced, as we have given, from that condition
in the blood, produced, as we shall see, by conditions in the
organs from which the renewed supply of blood is given in the
body. Not that the body is anemic, - in this condition
rather, that of elemental forces in blood being able to
meet the needs of the body.
In nerve forces, we find in the dorsal region that distressed
condition, at times in the lumbar region, 4th lumbar, a
lesion, lateral lesion, not bony, but congestion to the
extent of becoming a lesion for this portion of the body.
Hence the distress to the organs in the nerve forces of the
pelvis region.
In the sympathetics, the over-taxation of this shows in the
reaction of the system to the sympathetic forces as received
by the reaction of suggestions to the body, that is, as
received from outside, see, - the body being over-sympathetic
in this manner and form. In the sensory organism, with this
congestion, we have the reaction to the organs, especially
of the ear and eyes, - this being reflex only at the present
time.
In the organs of the body, we find as these conditions:
The throat, larynx, and organs of the head, show how the
circulation at times gives over-secretions to the mucous
forming glands and tissue there, and again producing the
opposite or even to the distressed effect of these organs.
In the lungs, very good, at the present time for condition of
blood and by the organic conditions being at the present near
normal of the organ proper. In the digestive forces, that
shows the reaction in the pneumogastric centers, as does
also in the liver and spleen, - the spleen being near the
atrophied state in right end and engorged toward the other
side, see, - the liver forming secretions that become
taxation in circulation by exertion, you see, engorging this
body, - that is the liver, - by such action, then giving the
corresponding reaction of depression to the system, - nerve
reaction entirely, rather than organic condition. The
intestinal tract, some troubles experienced through the head
or the beginning of the colon, so that the distress across
this portion of body and heaviness in the side, are from
this reaction of nerve energy sympathetically, and from the
condition existing in the pelvic organs proper. The kidneys
over-taxed at times to the over-activity, again showing
by their reaction, the sedimentary condition that would
be found there by examination.
In the pelvis proper, the lesion forms to the organs of the
pelvis and still distress is given through these portions
of the body and the heaviness, and the blood detriment as
is carried in the system being produced by this lesion and
the pressure on the organ there where the exercise of the
functioning organs become the distress sign. This we see as
produced by exterior conditions to the body, see, or pressure
or operative forces to assist the condition in the body.
To give then the relief for this body, we would first prepare
the system that the relaxation of the lesions in the lumbar
and dorsal region might be effective in keeping the body in
the proper condition, - we would first take into the system,
this:
To one gallon of rain water, we would add:
Yellow Dock Root..............2 ounces,
Burdock Root..................2 ounces,
Black Root....................2 ounces,
Black Snake Root..............2 ounces,
Bark from Dogwood.............2 ounces,
Elder Flower..................4 ounces.
Reduce by simmering, not boiling, to one quart, strain while
warm, add:
Grain alcohol.................6 ounces, with
Balsam of Tolu................3 drams, cut into it.
The dose would be one teaspoonful four times each day before
meals and before retiring. Let the body keep plenty of water
in the system at all times. After half of this quantity is
taken, take the heavy sweat for the body for three to four
treatments, one taken every second day, you see, till the
body becomes thoroughly relaxed, then give the adjustment
through chiropractic forces for the condition in the dorsal
and lumbar region. We will find we will bring this body to
its normal forces within three to four months, that it may be
useful for many, many years. Do that. We are through.
REPORTS
11/02/23 Mrs. [
4689] obtained, in the afternoon of the same
day, a Physical Rdg. for her mother, Mrs. [
4273].
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