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The Cayce Readings

Reading 1800-22

Original date: 11/20/1934

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Edgar Cayce provides specific formula proportions for the preparation of Ipsab, a remedy for pyorrhea, including sea water, prickly ash bark, calcium chloride, and sodium chloride, with density instructions.

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TEXT OF READING 1800-22

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Date: 11/20/1934 Sex: F ReadingID: 8136

This psychic reading given by Edgar Cayce at the David E. Kahn home, 44 West 77th St., Apt. 14-W, New York City, this 20th day of November, 1934, in accordance with request made by Hugh Lynn Cayce, Active Member of the Ass”n for Research & Enlightenment, Inc.

[Edgar Cayce; Hugh Lynn Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno.]

Time of Reading Box 103, 12:30 to 12:35 Noon - Eastern Standard Time. Va. Beach, Va.

  1. HLC: You will have before you the Health Home Remedies Co. of Virginia Beach, Va., and the work of its members on the formula for Ipsab, remedy for pyorrhea; and especially the enquiring mind of Hugh Lynn Cayce, present in this room. You will answer the questions I will ask regarding the proper proportions of this formula.

  2. EC: Yes; these, as we find here - there has been given that which if studied aright, analyzed aright, will be the proper formula, the proper manner for its preparation and its dispensation.

  3. Ready for questions.

  4. (Q) To each gallon of sea water how many ounces or pounds of Prickly Ash Bark should be added? (A) One pound, or sixteen ounces to each gallon.

  5. (Q) Should Calcium Chloride or Sodium Chloride be added to the sea water? (A) Calcium Chloride. The Sodium Chloride is within; and in parts - or in the sea water gathered close in we often find sufficient Calcium; but where it is used (and it is preferable to use the sea water, see) we would add one ounce to the gallon - of the Calcium Chloride, see; and two ounces of Sodium Chloride added to the sea water. This boiled, of course, with the Bark, before the other ingredients are to be added.

  6. (Q) And the density of this is to be reduced to four? (A) Four and seven-tenths, yes.

  7. (Q) Any other suggestions for this company, or the members at this time? (A) Do these, for the present.

  8. We are through.

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Edgar Cayce provides specific formula proportions for the preparation of Ipsab, a remedy for pyorrhea, including sea water, prickly ash bark, calcium chloride, and sodium chloride, with density instructions.

Conditions: pyorrhea

Remedies: ipsab, sea water, prickly ash bark, calcium chloride, sodium chloride

People: Hugh Lynn Cayce

Places: Virginia Beach, New York City

Referenced readings: 1800-21, 1800-23

Mentioned Entities

Hugh Lynn Cayce, David Kahn, Gladys Davis, King David, New York City, Virginia Beach

Source: The Complete Edgar Cayce Readings, A.R.E. CD-ROM (2006). Reading 1800-22, ReadingID 8136.

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Edgar Cayce, Reading 1800-22, 11/20/1934. Cite the numbered paragraph when available and include this page’s URL and your access date.

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Philosophy and Universal Law
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