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The body is responding to the new conditions. The flesh is literally becoming more warm and pliable. Circulation is increasing. Again, do not be overly impatient, tell him. He is adjusting to the new conditions.

(11:14.) He can expect a further easing in the head and neck areas. He first applied tension in those areas. Physically the condition resulted there. He should continue going to the bathroom as he has. Extremely valuable, since he consciously initiated an action that before he put off. I now suggest no more than five minutes a day of deep breathing, simply from here (stomach), to be added. He began this by holding his breath, affecting the sinuses and tightening the whole head, neck, and shoulder areas. The breathing exercise will simply accelerate his improvement. He is breathing better, though he does not realize it —and this has helped in circulation.

The tensing of the jaw is highly important here, and has in the past prevented adequate healthy blood circulation to the gums—also causing, with the shallow breathing, the sinus difficulty, which exerted additional pressure to the cheek and mouth areas. This is being remedied.

[...] As stated, overall balance must be maintained, and is being maintained, overall, while the body still goes through many changes in stance that go unnoticed as muscles strengthen themselves in precise order, and circulation is increased. [...]

Veins and arteries must become gradually accustomed, by growing elastic, to new circulation, and not suddenly be expected to do more work without being themselves suitably prepared.

[...] Peggy had thought circulation was at the seat of the trouble. Seth said the circulation was healthy, but interfered with somewhat by tension.

[...] He told her to use suggestion that her circulation in the afflicted areas be more than adequate until the condition subsided; she should do this frequently during the day. [...] He told Peggy there was nothing wrong with her circulation.

[...] Seth said the extra caffeine in her case would stimulate circulation, whereas the aspirin would hinder it. [...]

[...] It is important that your ideas circulate freely, and that the ideas of the peoples of the world circulate freely, just as it is important that your individual body has good circulation. [...]

In fact, a significant improvement had begun, for those motions affected all others, beginning to stretch other muscles and ligaments, demanding more circulation, and so forth.

[...] There was also increased circulation to the eyes—very important, though this gave him a feeling of congestion at times. [...]

The release of these ligaments, though not complete, brought about changes such as the following: the activation of the entire capillary system; the increase of circulation to the ankles and some observable increased motion in both. [...]

[...] Earlier the legs did not need that much circulation. They are preparing themselves to work normally, and that requires good circulation.

[...] Trust in the body, for it is improving, and the feelings in the legs are caused by greater activity and circulation.

[...] She told me she felt cushioned and supported, and my estimate was that she was undergoing an increase in circulation, along other things, and that it was all to the good. [...]

[...] These held back full circulation to the specific tissues.

[...] The sudden circulation flowed through the tissues that were unaccustomed to it, and further expanded them.

[...] The quick actions involved in both laughing and crying also quicken circulation, and actually dislodge body “poisons”—natural toxins or elements that have served good purposes biologically, and are harmful only if they are then retained.

[...] You can expect that quicker motion then to begin, and it will in turn demand necessary greater circulation.

I did want to mention that the circulation of our books is definitely increasing, and will continue to do so.

[...] “I got the feeling there was something definitely involved in the increase in the circulation of our books,” Jane said when I was through. [...]

[...] Circulation is quickened, further stretching veins and arteries, so that they become more elastic. [...]

Those passages can become congested simply because of the increased circulation in the head area. [...]

[...] I am not saying that he has a fever, but that there are accelerations of energy that often bring local rushes of circulation and heat. [...]

[...] Circulation improving, I said. [...]

[...] Increased circulation in the head and shoulder area is also responsible for the improvement of his vision. [...]

Circulation is just about restored now. [...]

[...] She’d talked several times earlier about feeling itchy, and the tingles, in various parts of her body, as though circulation was increasing. [...]

Ruburt is presently experiencing an acceleration of nearly all portions of the body—increased activity, and the stimulation of circulation, and in particular the stimulation of nervous activity. [...]

The cold symptoms also have operated to increase his circulation. [...]

[...] The antibodies produced by the cold symptoms result in a body activity that has produced some fever—but a benign one that warms him up and increases circulation.

[...] Nerve patterns are being reactivated, circulation patterns reinforced, muscles contracting and expanding in their own exercises, right now, in a concentrated, rather intensified bodily commotion. [...]

[...] It started your heartbeat, controls circulation of your blood, regulates digestion, assimilation, and elimination. [...]

[...] It started your heartbeat, controls circulation of your blood, regulates digestion, assimilation, and elimination. [...]

(11:49.) Briefly: as circulation is improved certain tissues do feel fuller. [...]

[...] The trembling was felt as the result of a spontaneous, sudden increase in motor activity and circulation. [...]