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

1–6 of 6 records

  1. Reading 1023-1

    Original date: 1935-10-17 · Psychological and Dream Interpretation Readings

    Generated synopsis: A physical reading for a woman with eye and sinus issues, recommending a compound remedy, radio-active appliance, osteopathic adjustments, and dietary changes, with emphasis on mental attitude and meditation.

  2. Reading 1186-1

    Original date: 1923-09-19 · Psychological and Dream Interpretation Readings

    Generated synopsis: A psychic reading for a woman with pelvic organ displacement, anemia, and related systemic issues, recommending heat, osteopathic adjustments, and a sedative tonic.

  3. Reading 3856-1

    Original date: 1923-05-02 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: A physical reading for a female child addressing nerve force imbalances and lesions affecting the cerebrospinal system, recommending osteopathic manipulation and suggestive therapeutics.

  4. Reading 4135-1

    Original date: 1910-11-16 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce diagnoses Dr. [4135]'s condition as a congestion of the spleen and nerve centers causing duodenum fullness and vertigo, recommending stomach cleansing and tonics.

  5. Reading 4689-1

    Original date: 1923-11-02 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: A psychic reading for a woman in 1923 describing systemic ailments from blood and nerve conditions, with herbal and chiropractic treatments recommended.

  6. Reading 5692-1

    Original date: 1922-11-19 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce describes the physical ailments of a woman, focusing on digestive and nervous system issues, and prescribes a herbal tonic and dietary advice.

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