Now, these are conditions as we find in this body, Miss
[
5703], we are speaking of, present in this room: The blood
forces, while the red blood cells are deficient the number
and the quality of the red blood being exercised upon by the
condition as produced in the hepatic circulation, that is
the eliminating forces, you see, in the liver and kidneys
produced by action or by the cell force of the lymphatic
forces in these organs themselves, and the inability with the
conditions existing in the pulmonaries of having the blood
forces correctly carbonized by the air forces with the
condition existing in the lungs, more from the action of
lymphatic cells, again, than of organic or foreign conditions
existing. The nerve forces are good when we consider the
debilitated circulation. The brain forces are over and
above the normal and control the body a great deal. The body
reasons well with every condition before it makes it a part
of itself. That is of great assistance to this body with
the conditions in the system. The organs themselves, we
find through the lungs a plethora condition rather than of a
closed cell force, hence the mucus or sputum form the excess
of the lymphatic action is easily, at times, thrown off,
again, it, the condition, works to the opposite force.
Through the digestive tract there is the lack of forces
through the elemental, that is, blood supplying forces
to these, to carry the normal functioning and the normal
functioning towards elimination as well as rebuilding, so the
body through certain cycles of organs rebuilds quickly and
again, is easily overcome or overtaxed. The condition as we
find through the pelvic organs, the kidneys and those organs
of the true and false pelvis are only in their weakened state
of functioning, yet as organs or as organic conditions there,
we only find the reflex from the whole condition over the
body as produced from cells giving away through overstrain
within the lymphatic centers.
To give the relief as necessary and to reduce the high
state existing in blood forces, we would give those that
would reach the system without giving strength or using
the strength of the organs to propagate or give the
incentive to the system. Do this:
Take a two or five gallon keg, (one charred well on the
inside) place in this with the keg on end, one-half gallon of
grain alcohol, add to this two ounces of Oil of White Pine,
two ounces of Benzosol, one-half ounce of Oil of Eucalyptus.
There is to be so attached to this end of the keg that is
used, a tube whereby this body may inhale gases formed off
these properties, not the material itself, but the gas. This
should be taken into the lungs through the bronchials, the
larynx and the lung forces, the gas, twice each day for three
to ten minutes. The solution must be shaken before the gas
is inhaled off of this and must be corked tight when not in
use.
Take into the system Yogurt, one tablet, three times each
day. Let the diet be that, that will give the vital forces
to the body, principally of nuts or nut fats, eggs and
milk but warm milk with the heat of the animal and not of
the fire. Do that. We will bring the proper forces and
incentives to this body, Miss [
5703] here present in this
room.
(Q) Mr. Cayce, what causes the left side of this body's
abdomen to swell?
(A) The condition that exists through the hepatic
circulation as we have given here causing the
overtaxation of this portion of the body, see.
(Q) Mr. Cayce, what causes this body's shoulders to ache?
(A) The action of the blood forces as they are carried into
the lungs for clarification giving the effect to the nerves
of the plexus across the shoulders, see, of the brachial
plexus.
(Q) Mr. Cayce, can anything be done to relieve the trouble
in the left eye?
(A) Only by the rebuilding of the vital forces of the body
and existing in the sensory system through the general forces
in the body.
(Q) Mr. Cayce, what causes the fast pulse beats of this
body?
(A) With the condition as existing as we have given here in
the hepatic circulation through all the rest of the system,
you see. We have given these conditions here.
(Q) Mr. Cayce, one more question, where does the blood come
from and what causes it in this body?
(A) We have just given the condition through the lung forces
here with the action of the lymphatic forces in the lungs
themselves, not from a broken or a closed tissue but the
plethora condition of the lungs and give off to the mucus
action of the body. We have given the condition existing
in this body. We are through.


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