Snakebite

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शरीर की प्रतिरोधक क्षमता को बढ़ाएं, और मांसपेशियों के दर्द को कम करें By BK Dr. Diwakar Shukla

Given by a therapist

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Thyroid में बढ़ता हुआ वज़न और थकान कैसे कम करें? How to Cure Hypothyroidism? 1 Gal 1 Liv 1 Mucus X6

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Snakebite

One incident, held as tightly as its evidence allows

A question arises of its own accord. Removing scorpion poison is one thing. Can this treatment remove the poison of a snake?

The honest answer begins with an admission: as it happens, after a snake bite nobody comes to us for treatment. People go elsewhere, and they are right to. So there is no series of cases. What there is is one incident, from 2006, in the ashram — and from it, it seems this treatment ought to succeed in removing snake poison too.

And what the therapy noticed. Our own body has a chemical that does an antiseptic's work: bile — which the liver makes and the gall bladder stores.

From there the argument builds in three steps, and each step names a job and the organ that does it.

Reading the four parts

The formula is one idea repeated four times with something added each time, which is why it is easy to learn and easy to give wrong. (Figure 32.4)

Part I stands alone. Sixty toe-finger rubs at every joint of two named toes, three rounds — and nothing else. It is the only part with no thigh work and no chest work in it. 60 TF is a great many; the instruction that governs it is the one printed with the point: rub so that the nerves under the skin are roused, but not so hard that a wound is made there. On an injured patient that warning is not decorative.

Parts II, III and IV all open identically — (1) Gal, then (1) Liv – 3 points. Gall bladder, then liver, three times over. That is the antiseptic, the clearing of the dead cells, and the raw materials, asked for again at each pass.

What changes is the chest, and it grows. Part II gives (4) Ch. Only — the chest without the thymus. Part III gives (4) Thymus+Chest — the thymus enters at the same count. Part IV gives (8) Thymus+Chest — the same treatment at double the count — and adds the thyroid.

Read downward and you can see the design. The chest is opened up before the thymus is asked for anything, and the thymus, once it enters, is doubled. That ramp is the formula.

The substitution — diabetes, arthritis, and any auto-immune disorder

This is the most instructive substitution in the formulary, because it does two things at once and both are visible here.

Table 5 — The Injury formula's substitution, set out so it cannot be got wrong ▲ Take care

Notice the counts that arrived with the arrow. (4) Ch. Only is paired with (10) ↑|↓; (8) Ch. Only is paired with (20) ↑|↓. Those are not arbitrary. They are the matched proportions of one of the four inseparable pairs established in How a Formula Is Built — (8) Ch. Only → (20) ↑|↓, and (4) Ch. Only → (10) ↑|↓ — in which Ch. Only reduces alkali and Round arrow reduces acid, and the two, matched by their counts, hold the internal balance where the rest of the formula has put it. The substitution has not merely removed a thymus. It has put in a balanced pair in its place. The pair itself, in every count and variant, belongs to Water and Salt, "Water and Salt"; here you need only know that the counts travel together and that neither half is given without the other.

And notice the span written after the arrow. (L1–L5) is not the usual Round arrow, which runs from below the neck down the right side of the column to L5 and back up the left. It is the shortened form, given only over the lumbar beads — and that restriction has a reason of its own attached to it: in diabetes, the full Round arrow is held to provoke both the thymus and the adrenal, so that the patient may be harmed by one or the other; there, Round arrow is given only as far as L1–L5. Which is to say: the substitution removes the thymus at the front of the body, and then declines to reach it from the back either. The logic is consistent all the way through.

The thyroid asterisk — fresh wounds and old ones

The twelve-rub arithmetic, which governs part IV

This is where the Injury formula is most often given wrong, and the error is pure arithmetic.

In Thymus Only, Chest Only and Thymus Chest, three rubs equal one. So the written number multiplies:

And over that sits the ceiling: in Thymus or Thymus + Chest, do not do more than 12 times on any one side at one time.

(4) Thymus+Chest, in part III, converts to twelve a side — exactly at the ceiling, and therefore given as one run each side.

(8) Thymus+Chest, in part IV, converts to twenty-four a side — which is twice the ceiling, and cannot be one run. It has to be divided, and the division has an order of its own that a table would mangle.

Haematoma, serum, and the ten-to-fifteen-day course

Now the part of the reasoning that decides how long the course runs.

If the injury is deep and the upper skin is not particularly damaged, the blood from the capillaries cannot come outside. It collects beneath the skin instead, and that is called a haematoma.

In blood there are RBC, WBCs, platelets, calcium and many clotting factors. When the blood begins to clot, these substances get set into that clot — and as they do, a light-yellow, water-like liquid separates out. That liquid is called serum.

Sportsmen, and an offer that stands

Guruji's keen desire is that sportsmen and their trainers should learn this treatment, so that they may get immediate relief from sprains and wound-pain on the playing field. Even a completely torn ligament has been fully healed after neurotherapy treatments — we have the proof of a case of 2010.

That is an open invitation, printed beside a claim, by a man who kept no records of his own achievements and said so. It is the right thing to say after a sentence about a torn ligament, and a therapist who repeats the claim should repeat the offer with it.

The (8) Medulla question, left open

One line reaches this formula from another family and it is given here exactly as it stands, because it is a question and not an instruction.

When haemorrhage occurs, serotonin is released from the platelets, which constricts the blood vessels at that place, so that the flow of blood there is reduced. In this way serotonin helps the work of the platelets and helps in healing.

So will (8) Medulla give benefit in Injury treatment? This is to be tried.

(8) Medulla is the serotonin treatment, and its whole account — what it is for, and the three conditions in which it is refused — is in The Medulla Family, "The Medulla Family". It is not part of the Injury formula. It is a reasoned suggestion that somebody should find out, written down and left standing. It is not resolved in this article, and no later article resolves it either.

The note that belongs here: (6) Right Swt for bronchial asthma

Right constricts, left dilates: the side is part of the point

Before the viral formulas, one treatment has to be brought across from another article and taught properly, because it was named there only in passing and it belongs to this subject.

The context is the white cells, and specifically the eosinophils — one of the three kinds of granulocyte. Two facts about them were set down together:

Eosinophils destroy parasitic organisms. They release chemicals that cause bronchoconstriction in asthma — that is, narrowing of the airways.

And from infection in the lungs, eosinophils increase.

Put the two together and a lung infection becomes an asthma problem by a chain you can follow: infection in the lungs → eosinophils rise → the chemicals they release narrow the airways.

The polarity rule in the last row but one is the reason the side is written, and it is taught whole — with all twelve of its cranial-nerve applications — in Cranial Nerve and Brain Formulas, "The Twelve Messengers". Here, take only what the card needs: Left Swt with Left Medulla opens; Right Swt with Right Medulla closes. A card that says Swt with no side has not told you which of two opposite instructions was meant, and is to be sent back.

And note, without merging them, that the asthma patient may meet a second treatment in this article's family from an entirely different direction: from the prostaglandins the bronchioles relax, and in asthma the patient obtains immediate relief from (30) Medulla — an experience proved on many patients, and set out in full in The Medulla Family. Two treatments, two families, two accounts. Each is given for what it is given for, and neither is a version of the other.

A few days ago a person asked a question that every therapist will be asked eventually, usually by somebody who means it sincerely: can we kill virus or bacteria by this treatment? If not, how are you successful in treating diseases caused by virus or bacteria without medicine?

Since such a question naturally arises in anyone unfamiliar with this work, it must be answered — and the answer is the whole design of the formulas that follow.

The image the therapy uses to explain itself is worth keeping, because patients understand it instantly.

If someone tells us to make a line shorter without erasing it, what should we do? Draw a longer line beside it — and the first begins to look shorter.

In bacterial or viral infection we put things right in exactly this way. When the line of the body's immunity becomes longer than the powerful line of the virus, the virus can do that body no harm at all.

Nothing has been rubbed out. The germ has not been attacked. What has changed is the comparison — and it is the only one of the two lines a pair of hands can do anything about.

Two details on that card decide whether the formula is given correctly or only approximately.

Lymph is not Pan. They are given a hand's breadth apart on the same thighs. In Lymph the therapist's weight is on the heels; in Pan it is on the middle of the sole. In Lymph it is compulsory that both heels touch each other; in Pan they need not. In Lymph the toes are on the inner side of the thigh. Three differences, all checkable by eye before any weight goes down.

Th. Only is not Th + Ch. The word Only is there to say that only the thymus is to be given — not chest and not armpits. In this formula the armpits are given as their own separate step, at their own count, which is precisely why the thymus step has to be named narrowly. And Th. Only is given with no pressure at all, the knee still, the sole swinging like a pendulum, no rub on the return stroke.

By this treatment we increase the body's immunity, so that its capacity to fight any external or internal virus or bacteria increases. This protects the body from every kind of viral fever or other infection.

Ton 'P', mumps, and a restriction the therapy imposed on itself

Asking the question is your business. Are you hoping for a child, now or soon? — asked privately, plainly, and before this point is used, not after.

VTF (Mild), and the version for chronic disease

Earlier Guruji used to give the heavy treatment above. Nowadays it has been made mild — light.

That word — nowadays — is the therapy's own, and it is how this wiki prints every generation of every formula. The older version is not deleted. It stands above, complete, because a card written in 1995 is still a card somebody may have to read.

Table 8 — Card: VTF (Mild) Supine 6 sec × 3 ▲ Take care

Then, on practising, a further thing was found: when cells are made in the bone marrow, the spleen's cells control inflammation. And from that, a third generation. (Figure 32.6)

Table 9 — Card: VTF for chronic disease Supine 6 sec × 3 ▲ Take care

Stated for · General immunity · Everyone; after fever has come; small children · Old diseases like cancer

Not given to · — · Auto immune disorder · Auto immune disorder

Read the table across and one thing is unmistakable. At each reduction, the steps dropped were the ones that carried the therapy's own cautions. Ton 'P' went, and the fertility restriction went out with it. Armpits went. The spleen went last, and did not go absolutely — it comes back the moment the Spl point is tender.

That is not a formula being weakened. It is a formula being narrowed to the part that was doing the work, over thirty years of watching.