We would then prepare for the body the Wet Cell Appliance
carrying Chloride of Gold and Nitrate Silver for the body.
Later it may be necessary to use the iodine for the throat
and shoulder but these we would use first for at least ninety
days. These, then, are the manners in which to prepare and
apply for the body: Make at least, not double strength, but
at least two pounds of the Copper Sulphate and the rest of
the ingredients to make the Appliance in proportion. The
Gold would be applied to the body every other day. The
Silver every other day; that is, the Gold one day and the
Silver the next day. The small plate through which the Gold
passes (one grain to one ounce of distilled water) should be
attached at the 9th dorsal. The large plate should be
attached at the umbilical and lacteal duct plexus, which on
this body would be on the right side of the abdomen or the
width of four fingers from the navel center directly to the
right, then up directly or straight up three fingers; there
attach the larger plate for both solutions. This should be
for thirty minutes every other day. The two percent solution
of Nitrate of Silver (one ounce to one ounce of distilled
water and one ounce of grain alcohol), should be attached at
the brachial center; this is between the 3rd and 2nd dorsal
center, the smaller plate. The larger plate would be
attached the same as the other (that is, umbilical and
lacteal duct plexus) but different connections, see? This
do, and after given thirty days, recharge the Appliance.
Change the Gold and Silver solutions. The connections must
be taken from the Appliance when not in use, wiped off, but
these put together twenty minutes at least before it is to
be attached to the body.
Each of these should be followed by a thorough massage for
all the upper portion of the body and should be massaged
from the body towards the finger tips, see? We would use
the combinations of Olive Oil and Peanut Oil for this
massage, using all the body will absorb. This will require
considerable in the beginning, for this should be done daily
and should require at least thirty minutes to sixty minutes
to give the massage.
Do these and then with the activities, keep in the open as
much as practical, in the sunshine but not in the middle of
the day.
Activities should be in those things which are constructive,
not so much labors, but as helpful forces to others. Do keep
creative and constructive, or do keep a spiritual attitude
of constructive thinking.
In the diets have those which are body, blood and nerve
building - a well balanced diet. Not any hog meat save
bacon, nor a great deal of beef, but beef occasionally, once
or twice a month. Liver, pigs' feet, fish and fowl; all of
these characters of foods should be taken rather often when
practical. Raw vegetables should all be in the diet; as
celery, lettuce, tomatoes, carrots. Some of these grated and
prepared with gelatin oft are very good for the body. Not
every day but once or twice a week at least.
Do these things and then, as indicated, in ninety days we
would days we would give further instructions.
Ready for questions.
(Q) Approximately when should I receive any improvement?
(A) Within the ninety days.
We are through with this reading.
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(See extra sheet [which was enclosed] of directions to be
sent to Mr. A. M. Godfrey, 2709 Lafayette Blvd., Norfolk,
Va., for preparing the Wet Cell Appliance to be used in this
individual case. Also article explaining theory of this
Appliance.
Let us know when you get started with the treatments, so
we can make an appointment in ninety days to give further
instructions.)
BACKGROUND
Comment to GD from [
5296] when presenting himself in person
for the reading: Atrophy of neck and shoulders. Arms
practically useless. Doctors say it is muscular atrophy and
they don't know anything to do for it. I've been to many
doctors, and get an osteopathic treatment occasionally. The
trouble has gotten a lot worse since 1938 when I had typhoid
fever; getting worse all the time.
REPORTS
8/11/49 Report requested by GD.


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