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The Cayce Readings

lack of calcium

lack of calcium: 0 literal and 6 semantic reading associations (overlap counted once). Generated classifications require verification before citation.

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  1. Reading 412-4

    Original date: 1931-12-18 · Individual Physical Readings (Continued)

    Generated synopsis: Physical reading for a 30-year-old man focusing on spinal muscular strain, dietary adjustments for blood and nerve building, and remedies including oil massages and heat packs.

  2. Reading 816-12

    Original date: 1941-01-13 · Psychological and Dream Interpretation Readings

    Generated synopsis: Physical reading for a 57-year-old man focusing on calcium deficiency, glandular imbalance, and nervous system equilibrium, with recommendations for calcios, specific exercises, and dietary adjustments.

  3. Reading 1968-6

    Original date: 1941-07-26 · Philosophy and Universal Law

    Generated synopsis: Physical reading for a 30-year-old woman focusing on spinal adjustments, hydrotherapy, diet, and glandular issues, with follow-up correspondence about treatment progress.

  4. Reading 2871-1

    Original date: 1942-12-28 · Advanced Metaphysics and Astrology

    Generated synopsis: Cayce diagnoses subluxations in the dorsal and cervical spine causing nervous system incoordination, recommends osteopathic corrections and a salt remedy, and notes the subject later died from a shark attack.

  5. Reading 3145-1

    Original date: 1943-08-09 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: A physical reading for a female associate member addressing multiple ailments including sinus, throat, hearing, and systemic issues, recommending dietary supplements, mouthwash, and osteopathic treatment.

  6. Reading 3546-1

    Original date: 1944-01-13 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce diagnoses a 19-year-old woman's deafness and related conditions, attributing them to an old spinal injury and recommending osteopathic treatments, hydrochloric acid, calcium supplements, and foot massages.

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