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Ewald. , G.: Die Stigmatisiertr von Konnersreuth. The local Bishop asked her to be examined by Dr. Otto Seidl who had her under surveillance from July 14 to 28, in 1927, under the observation of four Mollersdorfer Sisters, members of a nursing order, who came to her home. Professor Ewald, MD and Professor of Psychiatry at Erlangen (a nonbeliever in the supernatural explanation) also headed this. Rules: They bathed her, they measured the water used in cleaning her teeth, the water used to enable her to swallow the Host, to keep bodily discharges. Apparently after 1930, Therese had no natural elimination - urination, stool, and menustration. Checked temperature and pulse. Measured blood shed. Saved cloths.Paramahansa Yogananda visited her and wrote about her in Chapter 39 of Autobiography of a Yogi: Mystical Phenomena in the Life of Threresa Neumann, by Most Reverend Josef Teodorowicz. en.wikisource.org/wiki/Autobiography_of_a_Yogi/Chapter_39 And scientists published investigations on the faking of her blood in 2006: “Wonder or fake—investigations in the case of the stigmatisation of Therese Neumann von Konnersreuth” and published in the International Journal of Legal Medicine.
Secondhand sources also report that on January 5th, The Universe, it was reported that she declined to accept the German ration cards because she does not need any food. Dr. Otto Seidl, gave reports to the Bishopric Ordinariate of Regensburg (1927) and a manuscript for presentation before the Catholic Medical Society of the Netherlands (1928).