Edgar Cayce’s Wet Cell Appliance

NATURE’S CORNER NEWSLETTER   http://www.naturescorner.com/ ADVICE COLUMN   Clyde’s Corner Q: Who was Edgar Cayce? – Layperson A:  Edgar Cayce(3/18/1877) to (01/3/1945) is one of the world’s best known  psychics. Born in Hopkinsville, KY, Cayce at an early age, displayed  talents and abilities far beyond the normal senses. He would do so in an  unconscious or trance like state, giving over fourteen thousand  readings stenographically recorded on health, past and future history,  spiritual matters and many others. One of the devices often recommended  was the wet cell appliance, a crude, but effective, form of what is  medically known as iontophoresis, a small direct current (20-30  millivolts for wet cell appliance) is passed through a container with  the desired chemical solutions and then into the affected area of the  body through appropriately placed electrodes. Cayce most often  recommended gold chloride, silver nitrate, or iodine  trichloride (atomidine) as the solution. The wet cell appliance and the  appropriate solutions would facilitate healing, even in many cases,  thought impossible, such as some types of nerve damage. The wet cell  appliance, battery, and solutions can be ordered through Nature’s  corner. Consult the Cayce readings in many of the books put out on him  for the particular use you desire. Q: Is it necessary to do warm-up exercises before doing any exercises? – Layperson A:  Warm-up exercises are necessary for a number of reasons, especially as  we age and the ligaments and tendons harden from lower percentages of  fluids. The warm-up loosens up the affected body parts an improves the  circulation so you are better prepared to perform the exercise. There is  also what is called the “golgi tendinous reflex” or the “rubber band  effect” where the ligaments and tendons become overly stretched and can  not offer proper support for the affected joints-this is the point where  most sports injuries occur. A proper warm-up should allow you to  perform the desired exercise at a lower intensity level then the actual  exercise itself(i.e.- stretching and running in place before actually  running). You will be able to tell by a general feeling of looseness  with no sticking or pinching of the involved parts. Q: I lift weights. When is it proper to hold my breath? – Layperson A:  You should never hold your breath when you are straining to do any kind  of weight. You should breath in when you are relaxed and out when you  are not relaxed(i.e.-the bench press-in when the weight is on your chest  and out when you are pressing it). Some lifters will disagree with  this, stating the lift can not be maintained if they do not hold their  breath. Holding your breath while straining, especially with a large  weight, will increase the intrathoracic (within the chest cavity)  pressure, clamping down on the blood vessels supplying the brain with  blood and nutrients(especially oxygen). When this occurs, you will faint  and/or stroke out due to the extreme increase in blood pressure and  reduced oxygen levels. This is known as the “Valsalva Maneuver”. About the Author: Clyde Nassif is an international lecturer and Holistic Consultant with a client base in Houston, TX. He is a noted author of many blogs on health and personal issues across the Internet. He does both training on personal (in-home appointments only) as well as group sessions. Submit any questions you may have or to schedule a session(two week notice needed) to :   Visit his web site at: http://www.naturescorner.com/ UPDATES DISCLAIMER: The information in this column, is NOT intended to diagnose and/or treat any health related issues and is provided solely for informational purposes only. Consult the appropriate healthcare professional before making any changes to your healthcare regime. Even what may seem like simple changes in the diet for example, can interact with, and alter, the efficiency of medications and/or the body’s response to the medications. Many herbs and supplements exert powerful medicinal effects. Neither the author, nor the web site designers, assume any responsibility for the reader’s use or misuse of this information. © 2002 Nature’s Corner Clyde T. Nassif, Holistic Consultant, Houston, TX 832-292-8057(NO PHONE CONSULTATIONS-appointments ONLY) http://www.naturescorner.com/

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