TEXT OF READING 1467-8 M 35
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Date: 8/2/1940 Sex: M Age: 35 ReadingID: 7282
This psychic reading given by Edgar Cayce at his home on Arctic Crescent, Virginia Beach, Va., this 2nd day of August, 1940, in accordance with request made by the self - Mr. [1467], Associate Member of the Ass”n for Research & Enlightenment, Inc.
[Edgar Cayce; Gertrude Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno. Mr. [1467].]
Time of Reading 10:40 to 10:55 A. M. Eastern Standard Time. …, Va.
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GC: You will give the physical condition of this body at the present time, with suggestions for further corrective measures; answering the questions, as I ask them:
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EC: Yes, we have the body here, [1467]; this we have had before.
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As we find, there are many changes in the general physical forces of the body since last we had same here. Most of these as we find are for improvements.
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There ARE those conditions, however, that are causing some disturbance with the body.
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These as we find are pressures that exist in the lumbar and sacral area, that is a balancing, and has NOT been corrected properly; that deflects the circulation as to the limbs, the lower extremities, as well as the circulation especially to the throat, head and mouth.
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These weaknesses, then, have allowed not only a general disturbance that causes muscular contraction in the tendons of the lower limbs, that affects the muscles between the heel and the knee, but that causes disturbance to the knees as well as at times heaviness through the thigh and the trunk portion of the body.
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Then, through this weakened condition, we have an attack upon the lymph circulation through the teeth and gums, - a condition at times called Riggs’ Disease.
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This as we find causes the receding of the gums, soreness, especially in the frontal portion. This is from the lack of the circulation, and then the microbe that produces such.
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For these conditions we would give first, then, that there be at least three to five thorough osteopathic adjustments through the sacral and lumbar area; coordinating the 9th dorsal, the 1st, 2nd and 3rd dorsal, and through the cervical area, with the corrections made in the lumbar-sacral.
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Apply also locally, alternately, an alkaline and an acid antiseptic for the gums.
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Use a massage, then, of the compound called Ipsab, twice each day. Then rinse the mouth, after this is used, with the Glyco-Thymoline full strength, working same to a foam through the teeth and around the gums.
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As for those conditions (from the same cause) through the feet and the toes apply a local antiseptic; as any good, strong antiseptic, such as Absorbine, Jr. full strength, night and morning.
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These, with the osteopathic corrections, should reduce and make for better conditions.
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The muscular forces in the lower limbs we would massage with an equal of Olive Oil and Tincture of Myrrh, for this body; heating the Oil to add the Myrrh. This is merely to give strength and elasticity to the muscular forces from the strains that have been produced by this subluxation through the lumbar and sacral area.
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Then in the diet, - keep away from fried foods or quantities of fats or greases.
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Little of carbonated waters, though at times it will be found that fountain Coca-Cola will be helpful to the body, but this rather in moderation.
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White bread and white potatoes are tabu for the body. Potatoes may be occasionally in soups or the like, but very little of same.
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Carrots, lettuce, celery, - these should be a portion of one meal each day.
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Ready for questions.
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(Q) Should I continue to use soda and salt, or Ipana tooth paste? (A) Ipana at the present time; though there is no better dentifrice than soda and salt ordinarily.
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(Q) Is Ipsab the acid antiseptic referred to? (A) As indicated, one an acid, one an alkaline. Use the Ipsab as a massage and a cleanser twice each day. After the use of same rinse the mouth as indicated with Glyco-Thymoline, full strength.
DO as has been given.
- We are through.
Copy to Self ” ” Ass’n file
(8/2/40 GD’s note: See extra copy of directions [which was enclosed] for Dr. Hudgins.)
Reports
Reports & Follow-up
R1. 9/13/40 [1467]‘s reply to Questionnaire:
(1) In your opinion did the analysis of the reading cover the condition? “Yes.”
(2) Give symptoms of condition described correctly. “Drosses backing up in the system. Disturbance in the nervous system; humming or buzzing in the ears; congestion in various portions of the body; shocks to nervous system from an injury. Numbness at times; easily tiring; IMAGINATIVE FORCES MAGNIFIED; easily irritated; phlegm becoming rather hardened in the throat and nose. Superacidity; easy to catch cold; temperature at times, etc., etc., etc.”
(3) What was the physician’s analysis of this condition? “Never consulted one unless I had an accident or at the time I had appendicitis.”
(4) Have the suggestions given in the reading been followed exactly as outlined? “Yes, so far as I have been able.”
(5) For how long? “For three years.”
(6) Describe the extent to which improvements have resulted. “The improvements have been beyond my expectations. I feel, in many ways, like a new man.”
(7) Comments: “I am very thankful for the help I have received.”
“All analyses correct - symptoms described correctly:
Reflex conditions in the shoulder; lack of proper equilibrium; excess of toxic poison.
Inclination for an accumulation of poisons, lack of proper elimination, pains in portions of the system.
Poor elimination; the body has been exposed and therefore is full of cold; poor circulation, etc.
Strains in the pelvic area.
Rheumatism, poor circulation, congestion, etc.”
R2. 9/30/40 See 1467-9.
Background
Background
B1. See 1467-7.
Generated research index
Index (LLM-extracted)
Summary
Physical reading for a 35-year-old man addressing lumbar and sacral pressures causing circulation issues, leading to Riggs’ disease and lower limb problems, with osteopathic adjustments, antiseptic treatments, and dietary changes recommended.
Conditions: riggs’ disease, receding gums, sore gums, muscular contraction in tendons of lower limbs, knee disturbance, heaviness in thigh and trunk, poor circulation, lymph circulation attack
Remedies: osteopathic adjustments, alkaline antiseptic for gums, acid antiseptic for gums, ipsab massage, glyco-thymoline rinse, absorbine jr. for feet, olive oil and tincture of myrrh massage, diet avoiding fried foods, diet avoiding carbonated waters, diet avoiding white bread and white potatoes, carrots, lettuce, celery daily, ipana toothpaste
Referenced readings: 1467-7, 1467-9
Mentioned Entities
Massage Therapy, Alkaline Diet, Baking Soda, Glyco-Thymoline, Osteopathy, Gertrude Cayce, Gladys Davis, Olive Oil, Physical Body, Virginia Beach
Source: The Complete Edgar Cayce Readings, A.R.E. CD-ROM (2006). Reading 1467-8, ReadingID 7282.