(Q) Give in detail the diet.
(A) The diet should only be that easily assimilated,
especially at first, and that acts rather to eliminate
through the alimentary canal; as milk, milk toast, cereals,
fruits and the like. These may be included in the first five
or six days. Then, when conditions show improvement, there
may be the addition of those that are more strengthening and
that supply blood to the body; as fruit juices, meat broths
and the like.
With the responses, we will find much bettered conditions
throughout the body.
(Q) What doctor or osteopath would obey these instructions?
(A) These treatments may be given without the use of a
physician or osteopath. The massage is to be with the heavy
salt. The preparation of the properties to be taken
internally may be given without any hindrance to any
condition that may have been applied; for little of other
properties have been given or have been attempted without
stimulating either the internal or external circulation.
(Q) What was the effect on the body from the electric shock?
How can it be corrected?
(A) As indicated, this is the first condition to be
corrected; for the effect was to produce a coagulation
throughout the system of the eliminations effected by the
lymph circulation; hence the correcting of the inability of
motion through the activity of portions of the system may be
done through starting the general respiratory and elimination
activities throughout the whole body, and much that has
troubled the body in other directions will be able to be
eliminated from the system.
Do this that we have given, and you will find a response -
unless other conditions arise that are not apparent in the
present.
We are through for the present.
Two copies to her daughter, Mrs. [301]
Copy to File
BACKGROUND
See 4983-1, Par. 16-A.
REPORTS
11/18/32 Mrs. [
255]'s ltr.: "[
301]'s mother is improving
after salt rub. We hope for further good news."
1/03/33 Daughter [
301]'s ltr.: "Mother is somewhat better,
but says she has not had any trouble with throat or breathing
but the salt rub helps a great deal in giving her a good
night's sleep."
GD's note: Later Mrs. [
4983]'s daughter reported that her
mother was not interested in the reading, saying that she did
not believe in such things. Consequently the reading was not
followed.


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