IN THE BLOOD SUPPLY, here we find the evidences at present of
the character of disturbance as HAS produced the effects as
ARE apparent. In the beginning, this began with the
condition as had to do with the blood becoming too MUCH
heaviness, or drosses in same, by improper coordination of
the hepatic circulation. Then, when there was sufficient
pressure brought to bear in the system - especially in the
vegetative nerve system, THEN those of the plethora in the
liver, in that of the circulation as related TO the pressures
brought in same - THESE brought the distresses through the
nerve system, as hindered in the coordination of the
circulation to the extremities, and INCREASING the amount as
passed through the internal circulation; so that the slowing
up OF the circulation IN the extremities brought about more
of the distress.
IN THE NERVE SYSTEM, OR SYSTEMS, we find there has long
remained a pressure as produced in the lower lumbar region.
This, in its reaction, has brought for the whole OF the nerve
system (in the cerebro-spinal) that of inactivity in centers
and ganglia. Especially has same been seen along the spinal
activity OF the body, AFFECTING principally in the locomotion
and in the ACTIVITIES of same to extremities; so that the
reactions become more of a SYMPATHETIC nature in their
activity.
IN THE FUNCTIONING OF THE ORGANS THEMSELVES:
In the sensory reaction there is seen MUCH of the discord
between the sympathetic AND cerebro-spinal.
In those of the head, neck, in the lungs, bronchia - with a
disturbed circulation, these - in their turn - have added to
the distresses as have been produced. Lungs, in their
ACTIVITY ABOVE the normal, considering the conditions through
which the body HAS passed.
The digestive system has long given distresses through a
NERVOUS indigestion. Not other than that of a SYMPATHETIC
reaction with same.
Heart's action has been, and is, UNDER the stress. Normal
for the condition existent, though not normal for a body in
the age - or from a normal standpoint.
In the condition in the liver, here we find a distress as
ABOVE the normal; for the circulation passing through same -
being the excretory as well as a secretive organ - the
distresses have brought this engorgement, the enlargement in
the organ itself. THIS [is] the organ that suffers most
under the strain.
The kidneys and the hepatic circulation have been COLD in
their reaction, and the pressure as produced in system - as
given - came from those reactions.
In meeting the needs of the condition, to bring about the
nearer normalcy for the body - these, as we find, may be
AIDED MATERIALLY, WILL the RESPONSE in the physical forces be
in keeping with the APPLICATIONS as would be made from both
external and internal applications.
In the first, we would find that it would be necessary to, in
the application, give that as will keep for the reactions to
not be too severe to the nervous system. Hence those of the
bromides, or of the sedatives, must be kept until there is
sufficient reaction through the system to reestablish a
better coordination in the system.
These we would find by the application of those treatments as
will enliven the whole resuscitating system, as related to
the excretory functioning of the liver itself.
Also of the applications that will create within the nerve
supply that of sufficient energy as to act with that as may
be supplied from the central nervous system, or from the
cerebro-spinal system, those as will bring the nearer
coordination. These we would find by the use of the wet
appliance BATTERY forces, in a low form, or CHARGING same and
applying same TO the body.
Use with those of the MANIPULATIONS, in the beginning, to
create the coordination throughout the system.
Ready for questions.
(Q) How often should the battery be used, and how applied?
(A) This should be applied to the extremities of the body,
one to the ankle and the other to the wrist. This should be
done DURING a REST period; PREFERABLY in the afternoons, and
should be given for about thirty minutes in the beginning,
each application each day. This would be gradually increased
as the body becomes more accustomed to the changed vibration.
(Q) How often the osteopathic treatments?
(A) Each day in the beginning there should be the
manipulations to bring about the COORDINATION between the
activities of the central portion and the exterior portions
of the body.
(Q) Should any local applications be used for the sight?
(A) These will be used for the sight WHEN we have
established a better coordination in the cerebro-spinal and
sympathetic system. These pressures come from the POISONS or
accumulations from the liver. These would be enlivened by
the manipulation and by the drosses or drainages set up in
system through the manipulation, see? Not local applications
in the beginning. These we would have AFTER we have set up
DRAINAGES; so that, that accumulation as FORMS the pressure
IN this portion is removed.
(Q) What should the diet be?
(A) This should be nearer a normal balanced, that keeps from
creating too much dross in system. That easily assimilated,
with a STIMULATED excretory functioning of the liver.
(Q) Is there a prospect of the sight being restored?
(A) Prospect of the sight being restored when the PRESSURES
may be REMOVED that are causing the obstruction especially in
the RIGHT eye, you see, WHERE the obstruction occurs most.
(Q) How much of the sight will be restored?
(A) This will depend upon the reaction of the body to the
applications. This may better be given as DRAINAGES are set
up, so that the poisons - that CAUSE the pressure may be, or
will be eliminated. This SHOULD almost restore NORMALCY for
the sight.
We are through for the present.
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REPORTS
7/10/30 Her husband, Mr. [
4806], obtained a Physical Reading
also for himself, which he did not follow.
10/31/63 [
5427] died, having lived to the age of 97; her
husband having died in December, 1935.
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