Six parts for the stomach's acid, given after UDF and never instead
The abdominal group closes with one more entry, and it sits at the far end of the road the last two articles have walked. It was made for a particular failure: it was seen in some patients that the UDF treatment has to be given again and again, and even then the problem does not get fully right. So this treatment was made, which works especially to increase the stomach's HCl acid.
Its place in a session, and the chain of purposes behind it — the UDF formula first, the wait of five to fifteen minutes, the HCl treatment second, and any further treatment last — is taught with its walkthrough in Clearing the Ash, "Clearing the Ash". What belongs here is the formula itself, as a formulary entry: its six parts in order, what each is aimed at, who it is for, and what travels with it.
The HCl treatment formula. The formulary card of the treatment that closes the abdominal group — six parts with their positions and what each is aimed at, why it was made, when it is given, its chief symptoms, the children it is especially for, and the Ku seconds and prohibitions that travel with it.
The shape of the card is worth naming even though the reasoning belongs next door. The first four parts go after the switches; the last two do the ordinary work of digestion and absorption on a stomach that has just been switched on. Note also that (½) Ku – 6 secs here is written × 1 trt. — one session, the shortest Ku dosing anywhere in these two articles. The other timings of the same manoeuvre are different treatments: (½) Ku – 20 secs belongs to the UDF formulas of Clearing the Ash; (½) Ku – 40, 60 and 80 seconds belong to Water and Salt, "Water and Salt"; and the 13-second and 3-second timings belong to Cranial Nerve and Brain Formulas, "The Twelve Messengers". Read the seconds before you press. (Figure 30.6)
All the formulas of these three articles can be used to improve the working style of the stomach and the intestines. Ahead we shall see other formulas, which improve the work of other glands. (Figure 30.7)
Choosing, at the mat
What is in front of you, what to give, and the thing not to forget
Choosing an abdominal-pain formula. One sheet from what is in front of you to the formula it points to and the thing not to forget with it — opening on the abdomen that is not a treatment question, and closing on the day the motions become normal.
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