Red hands

[Guest guest]

Hi Cindy,

 

When I started writing this post, I didn't know what to think about

your daughter's red hands. But I knew that cold hands and feet usually

indicate an imbalance between the Sympathetic and Parasympathetic

nervous systems. The sympathetic nervous system governs the body's

fight-or-flight response, and the parasympathetic governs

rest-and-digest.

 

In Donna Eden's approach to Energy Medicine, there are many ways to

sedate the triple warmer meridian, which is associated with the

fight-or-flight response. Donna's two books, Energy Medicine and

Energy Medicine for Women (both co-written with husband David

Feinstein), are essential for any member of this list.

 

Edgar Cayce frequently recommended using a carbon steel appliance to

help people repair their energy bodies. When an entity's energy body

is repaired, the physical systems work better. This device is now

commonly referred to as the Radial Appliance. It helps repair the

energy body and balance the subtle electric charge, and many people

report sleeping better and normalized body temperature, among other

benefits. (I don't know if any other Radial Appliances are built

properly. I just took a Baar Radiac in on trade, and will be taking it

apart in the near future...)

 

I was going through the Cayce readings this morning to find a quote

for you, and I remembered that Cayce said the liver is the body's

heater. In the circulation between the liver and the kidneys, blood

passes through the liver twice. If this circulation is impaired

somehow, or the liver isn't functioning as it should, there won't be

enough heat in the blood to warm the extremeties.

 

Then a quiet voice said that the red hands are probably related to the

liver, and indeed, searching for " red hands liver " suggests that this

is the case.

 

I have to do more research to figure out what Cayce would have

suggested for this case, but my first impression are castor oil packs

on the liver and the Radial Appliance. How old is your daughter, and

does she have any other symptoms?

 

-James

www.teslabox.com

 

 

On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 7:14 AM, Cindy <cindyom2 wrote:

> Hi,

> does anyone know anything that could help with my daughter's hands?  They

don't hurt, but can turn quite red at times.  Her father has always had poor

circulation, with cold hands and feet, which she has as well.  Her hands don't

hurt and aren't chapped just bright red...

>

> Cindy

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[Guest guest]

Hi James,my daughter is 15. Other symptoms would be more emotional/mental, tends to have a melencholy disposition, has some ocd type behaviors and thoughts, extremely introverted, very resistant to change. She is in good condition physically (she is pretty active) and she has noticed a direct relationship between her mood/anxieties and her level of exercise. She dreads most social situations and avoids any that aren't mandatory (we home school). She's currently taking nutritional supplements for her ocd/anxiety but not any pharmaseuticals.I have Donna Eden's book and will check out some triple warmer exercises and do some research on castor oil packs. I couldn't find much online about radial appliances though. Thank you so much for your

very thoughtful reply and please do let me know if you have other suggestions.Cindy