(Q) Mr. Cayce, what other conditions do you find in this
body?
(A) We have them here. We have had an effect in the system
that with the brain forces and with the whole system that
has been enacted over the system - is getting the condition
- changes - the brain has been benumbed - a deadening of the
vasomotory nerve force and its effect on the brain - we will
get the effects here. These are coming back to co-ordination
so that we will have the proper incentives to all of the
forces. The action of the brain center over the system to
control within the system is very good. The cerebro-spinal
nervous system over the whole body, as we find, there are
ends of nerves that are involved with the conditions as
have to do with making of distress to portions of the body.
Whereas, we have given here where the adhesions through
portions - where there was an operation here. The
sympathetic nervous system, we find, is very good.
The action and the co-ordination of the sympathetic to
the cerebro-spinal are good. The body continues to be
supersensitive, though. The action of the sensory organism
over the whole system co-ordinates well with the sympathetic
system rather than with the cerebro-spinal. The effect as
this produces is that the body - that is, above the ordinary
- may think of two things at once.
The functioning of the organs themselves, through the throat
and larynx, there has been for some time a condition has been
produced that causes a dryness to the throat and larynx at
times, - not a distinct condition but rather a re-vibration
of the condition as produced in the nerve centers. Through
the lung forces themselves we find the body very good. The
clarification of the blood forces takes place in its normal
force. The oxidization has not always been, nor is it always
been [now], in perfect condition; yet at the present time
is very good. Through the digestive tract, that is, the
stomach itself proper, at the present time we have very good
re-action from the nervous forces to the pneumogastric and
the effect as it produces at present over the system. The
effect as produced by the condition of the blood and the
action as the brain force expressed over the blood forces
- the spleen we find is smaller than ordinary. The action
of the pancrean forces to produce that of the secretions
necessary to carry on the digestive forces does not work
to its proper condition, so that we have troubles at
times through the digestive force. We have a rather lower
intestinal indigestion than that through the stomach itself.
So through the whole lower intestinal tract a tendency of
the disorder of the bowels themselves, and the action of
the foods as they are passed through these portions of the
body. Through the functioning of the liver we find that
the condition in the blood a tendency for both lobes to be
engorged. The circulation through these is inclined to be
deep. The effect is to produce the climbing sensation over
the exterior portion to the higher force of blood supply to
the trunk portion of the body, through the kidneys' reaction.
The nerves in the pelvic region, especially those of the
false or upper pelvis region, through that of the ileum
plexus, show the signs of the conditions or troubles through
- with which the body suffers here at times. The nerves have
not all formed their perfect unison so that the circulation
carries naturally through the whole system in its perfect
manner, overtax the kidneys at times, the secretion and
excretory functions become above the normal. The effect of
the emunctories there to create the proper excretions from
the system does not function normally; produced by the same
state as has been over the system. Yes, an operation was
necessary at times here, wasn't there? The effect when
the body recovers from this whole condition will be had for
the whole body. We have not overcome all of the conditions
either of the functioning to the brain forces, nor have the
nerves and tissue formed to their perfect unison as yet.
The body should exercise itself, to a specific nature and
character and kind, so that the ligaments and the tissue
of the body may be brought to its perfect unison, and the
circulation and the assimilation in the body so corrected
as to produce more perfect building forces through the body
to meet and resist the forces as thrown off and to produce
perfect absorption through the body.
Then we would take into the system this:
Tincture of Valerian..........4 ounces,
Bromide Potassium............20 grains,
Iodide of Potassium...........3 grains,
Elixir of Calisaya............2 ounces,
Capsicum......................3 grains.
Sufficient simple syrup to make 11 ounces.
The dose would be teaspoonful, three times each day, about an
hour before each meal.
Then make into pellets this:
Gum Camphor..................20 grains,
Sulfate of Morphia............1 grain,
Muriated Iron................30 grains.
Mix well, and make into pellets, 30 of them. One would be
taken each evening.
The exercises to the body would be those to the trunk portion
of the body, with the body lying down, first on the back
and then on the face, and then exercise the body, with the
movements of the body, from the feet or heels to the head, to
overcome the condition and to have the tissue and ligaments
in the trunk portion of the body to come to a normal force
and to relieve the pressure there; do that.
(Q) Mr. Cayce, what is the cause of the condition in the
nose and in the left side?
(A) Just from the condition as we have described here,
through the sensory organism.
(Q) Are there any adhesions or obstructions in the
intestinal tract?
(A) We have given here that we had adhesions here. We would
overcome these with these conditions we are to give, both
with the exercises and the medicinal properties. They are
to act with the blood forces and with the nerve forces in the
body and rebuild to the system the resistive forces necessary
to overcome these conditions. Do as we have outlined here.
(Q) And in that case a surgical operation will not be
necessary, will it?
(A) It will not if these are carried out as we have given
here.


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