IN THE NERVE SYSTEM, this condition as we see as existent
in stomach proper, in the pyloric end, we find, produces a
taxation to the nerve system, both reflexly and directly -
the direct condition being a subluxation as exists in the 4th
and 5th centers - that reflexly, as the effect produced on
the hypogastric circulation. Hence liver becomes involved,
as does the lower digestive system. This produces the
headaches, the nausea at times, the easy filling, as it were,
of the stomach, the inability to digest certain things, or
the inability at other times to digest scarcely anything,
even water at the time seeming to hurt or produce pains in
the lower portion of the stomach - not ulcerated at present,
not even lacerated, yet those hard formations in the mucus
coating, and in some instances - though not at present are
these seen - these seem to take hold, as it were, of the
wall of the stomach. This retraction in the nerve system
produces, then, the general condition as is seen through
the capillary circulation, for with the blood's ability to
rebuild diminished, and with the taxing of those portions
of the system where assimilation and the eliminations are
disturbed, we have that as of the lymphatic circulation
disturbed directly. Hence the condition in extremities. The
reflex conditions in the nerve system also gives that direct
reaction to the sensory system, especially the organs of
sense being hindered, as is seen from that condition produced
in throat, larynx and in nasal cavities, especially. Hence
the Eustachian Tubes are choked, the auditory nerves being
affected, and all of the pressure produced there often gives
distressing conditions in the lungs, though not an organic
condition.
IN THE ORGANS THEMSELVES, we see brain forces are very good.
Exceptional in many lines and manners. In most of the
organs, as we may see from this condition, there are varying
effects of these existent forces, though, were the conditions
eliminated, we would find these would adjust themselves, for
organically the organs will function, would the incentives
for same be correct and not hindered by other conditions.
In the lungs, throat and bronchials, we find those as have
been given, though no organic condition in lungs.
Heart's action above and below normal - that is, at times
we have a higher than normal in the pulsation; at others we
have the below normal, or a subnormal pulsation. Respiration
usually above the normal. Temperature at times shows,
especially when there is the moving, as it were, of
diseased tissue in stomach and in throat and nasal forces.
In the digestion, this is purely, as we see from condition
in stomach, more of a nervous indigestion, disturbed by that
condition existing in the lower end. The liver shows its
reaction to this torpidity, and the condition of blood and of
stomach. Hence we have at times a form of regurgitation from
the digestive juices as are produced in the pancrean region
and in liver. Acidity then in the intestinal system, with
the disturbance as would be from same in the colon.
To overcome these conditions, we would first correct that
as produced the first overtaxation in nerve system, in the
dorsal region.
Then we would give that in the system that would eliminate
these conditions as exist throughout the intestinal tract
and the stomach - taking then, first, at least twenty-six
adjustments, osteopathically given - after such have been
given, begin with this - this as a dose, and at least three
should be taken:
Podophyllum.........1/2 grain,
Leptandrin............1 grain,
Sanguinaria...........1 grain,
Senna...............1/2 grain,
Cascara Sagrada.....1/4 grain.
This, as we see, should be taken at least one day apart,
FOLLOWED (after these have been taken) by at least three
to fifteen days of the alkaline Petrolagar.
Then begin again with the adjustments, osteopathically,
for the GENERAL system, applying with same those vibrations
from the Violet Ray over the cerebro-spinal system. We will
relieve those conditions. Do that.
We are through for the present.


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