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Gall bladder

Also called: gallbladder, bile

Part of
Digestive system

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Gal Point (Gallbladder) - How to Give 1 Gal, 3 Gal & 1 Point Gal | Practical Training for Students
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From The Navel Speaks First

Gal — the gall bladder point

Finding it. Lay your hand flat under the patient's right rib margin and find the outer edge of the straight belly muscle — ask her to lift her head an inch and it stands up under your fingers, then let her lie back. Where that edge crosses the rib margin, at the tip of the ninth rib cartilage, is the point. Right

What is beneath. The rounded end of the gall bladder, poking out from under the liver's edge; behind and above it the right lobe of the liver, beside it the bend of the large bowel, just deeper the first part of the duodenum.

Why the name. In gall bladder trouble, pain or stiffness is found in just this part. It is also the exact spot a surgeon presses when he suspects an inflamed gall bladder — two traditions arriving at one square inch from opposite directions, worth saying to a doctor who asks.

From Setting the Stomach

Opening the door the bile comes through — the Vater treatment

103, 408, 10 — and max., a dose decided at the mat each day

Sometimes patients came who certainly got benefit from the above treatments, but after some days the pain came back. When the pain points were checked, a good deal of pain was found in Gal and Liv. (3) Gal (7) Liv was given, and other treatments too, but even so no special difference was found.

So, after much thought, an inference was drawn: if there is some blockage in the road by which the bile comes — in the ampoulla of Vater — then the bile will begin to congeal in the gall bladder itself, and its effect will fall on the liver too, will it not? And from there the question changed shape. It stopped being which point relieves this pain and became what all must be done to open this ampoulla of Vater.

Key teaching

The four requirements the Vater formula was built to meet

1.

For the digestive system, the vagus, the tenth cranial nerve, is to be stimulated. (10) Medulla will do this work.

2. If this trouble comes again and again, then perhaps the navel has slipped, and that is to be corrected. ONS will set the navel.

3. The pineal gland is called the master gland. If it does not work properly, then too there will be disorder in the body's functions. (½) Ku – 40 seconds stimulates it.

4. The gall bladder and liver are to be stimulated more, so that their secretion comes out fast and whatever obstruction there is gets flushed out — pushed out forcefully. (8) Gal (max.) and (10) Liv (max.).

Read the list as a piece of construction rather than as four good ideas. Each line names a job, and then names the point that does that job. That is how a formula is built when it is built deliberately — and it is the clearest worked example of it anywhere in .

Table 9 — Card: Vater Treatment Seated Supine Prone

WrittenI (10) Medulla (3) ONS (½) Ku – 40 seconds (8) Gal (max.) · II (10) Liv (max.)
The memory aid the therapy supplies103, 408, 10
FamilyBuilt from the therapy's own logic. Named after the ampoulla of Vater, the structure it was designed to open
Positions, in orderSeated → supine → prone → supine Seated Supine Prone
I · Step 1(10) Medulla — seated; the nape, both sides Seated . To stimulate the vagus, the tenth cranial nerve
I · Step 2(3) ONS — supine; both big toes gripped, the legs raised slowly to the height of the standing therapist's hand, held six seconds, and lowered very slowly Supine 6 sec . To set the navel
I · Step 3(½) Ku – 40 seconds — prone, the heels facing each other; the therapist seated between the feet, the mid-sole on the sacrococcygeal region, normal pressure, one application held forty seconds Prone . To stimulate the pineal gland
I · Step 4(8) Gal (max.) — right sole down the left thigh Left . To stimulate the gall bladder to release bile in greater quantity
II · Step 5(10) Liv (max.) — right sole on the left arm above the elbow, left sole on the left thigh, together Left
What max. meansNot that (8) Gal or (10) Liv is given on all days — see the max. rule below
What it is forTo open any blockage in the ampoulla of Vater; to set the stomach, especially where after fried things there is a burning in the chest; to take out a great deal of pain at Gal and Liv; for those whose fats are not properly digested — who get sour belches after fried things or non-veg. By this treatment the whole abdomen gets 'set', and the pain of Gal also goes
How the blockage may be detectedAn ultrasound may be done. There is one more way: if there is an obstruction in the common bile duct, then LAP — leucine amino-peptidase — will remain raised in the blood. LAP is a protein-digesting enzyme found in the pancreas, liver and small intestine. If LAP is more than normal, we understand there is a blockage in the ampoulla of Vater
Cardiac formI (10) Left Medulla (3) ONS (½) Ku – 40 seconds (1) Gal · II (1) Liv
Why the cardiac form is reducedIn most such people cholesterol has been found high in the blood test. Since cholesterol is made only after fats are digested, we have to stimulate Gal and Liv less, so that fats are not digested too much and cholesterol does not increase
The prerequisite for heart patientsPatients of heart disease must first be given the Angina treatment only. After two to four days of that, when their health improves a little, this treatment may be given ▲ Take care
Its place in a longer treatmentGiven before New Gal — see the very best method of treatment, below
Points taught inMedulla — Seated I — Brain, Medulla, Neck; ONS — The Front of the Body II; (½) Ku — Face Down; Gal, Liv — The Front of the Body I

As soon as this treatment was given, the patient got such relief — what is there to say! So the inference was a hundred percent correct, and this treatment must have opened whatever obstruction there was in the road of the bile as far as the ampoulla of Vater. Therefore it was named the Vater treatment.

And one sentence in the account of it belongs to the whole therapy rather than to this formula. In this therapy we do not treat the disease; rather, we improve the body. Since our treatment brings a change in the body's chemicals, keeping that in mind the treatment is done the next day: this formula was made to improve the gall bladder and liver, so after each day's treatment those glands will work still better. The formula is not repeated because the disease is still there. It is repeated onto a body that is not the same body it met yesterday.

Here the word max., that is maximum, has a special meaning. It is not that (8) Gal or (10) Liv is to be given on all days.

Every day, before this treatment, the therapist must check the patient's Gal and Liv pain. According to the pain, how much Gal and Liv to give that day is to be decided by oneself.

For the first few days give (8) Gal or (10) Liv; but after some days, as the pain decreases, keep reducing the quantity — (3) Gal in place of (8) Gal, or (3) Liv in place of (10) Liv.

Key teaching

The max. rule — the most disciplined dosing instruction in the formulary

When the pain has gone completely and all the symptoms are right, stop the treatment.

That is a ceiling, a titration and a stopping rule written into a single word, and there is nothing else quite like it in . Everywhere else the bracketed integer at a chemical point is exact and may not be varied. Here the bracketed integer is a maximum, and today's number is decided by today's examination. (Figure 27.4)

Vater — and the max. rule. The Vater treatment with the job each of its points was chosen for, and the max. rule drawn a
Vater — and the max. rule. The Vater treatment with the job each of its points was chosen for, and the max. rule drawn as a decision strip: the printed count struck out as a ceiling, today's finding on the left and today's count on the right, the four steps taken before the foot goes anywhere, and the three things to check before the formula is given at all.

From Setting the Stomach

The formula that came out of what is inside bile — New Gal

Five formulas as one: first the stomach, then the gall bladder

This formula was made in the year 2006 itself. As the number of patients increased, so the knowledge about the functions of the glands increased, and it came to be known that bile looks after several functions in the body. It was found that bile has two chief qualities — antiseptic, protecting from germs, and laxative, driving away constipation.

Then it was seen that those who had any problem whatever in the skin had pain in Gal — and many of them also had constipation. Since in the Chole formula Gal is stimulated, that treatment was given to those patients. The itching certainly reduced, but its effect lasted only a few hours; and such people's stomach was always upset. From which the conclusion that gives the formula its shape: first their stomach should be put right; only then will the gall bladder work properly.

One more piece was needed. Nowadays it has been definitely proved that the (15) Medulla treatment provokes the making of acetylcholine in the brain. Acetylcholine is a neuro-transmitter — necessary for every function of the para-sympathetic nervous system. So wherever we give (10) Medulla, giving (15) Medulla before it brings very good results. Keep that sentence: it is a general rule of construction wearing the clothes of a particular formula, and you will meet (15) Medulla in front of (10) Medulla again and again in the articles that follow.

Table 10 — Card: New Gal Formula Supine Seated 6 sec × 3

Part IFast : Gas : Gas 'I' : Gal : Spl : Liv : Mu — the Fast treatment entire Supine
Part IIAjay Normal mild = (8) Pan (1) Gal (2) Liv – 3 points (1) Gas 'I' – 6 points Supine
What I and II do togetherThese two formulas together will improve the workings of the digestive system — I the digestion, II the absorption
Part III(6) TF 'Gal' + (1) SinglePoint Gal × 6 treatments — to stimulate the gall bladder. Read the + and the × off Table 13, How a Formula Is Built, before you give it
Part IV(15) Medulla Seated — acetylcholine, given before the (10) Medulla that opens part V
Part VThe Chole treatment formula — (10) Medulla (6) Gas I (3) Gal — entire Seated Supine
FamilyBuilt from the therapy's own logic. Made in 2006
Variant — a very restless childIf the child is very restless indeed, give nine treatments in place of six at part III: (6) TF 'Gal' + (1) SinglePoint Gal × 9 treatments
Check before you give itFirst the patient's pain points are to be checked. This treatment gives most benefit to those who have pain in the organs of the right side — Gal, Liv
Order with the Vater formulaThe very best method of treatment: first the ampoulla of Vater is to be opened; afterwards the gall bladder is to be stimulated. So — I. Vater formula · II. New Gal treatment formula
Substitutions and prohibitions it inheritsEverything attached to (10) Medulla inside part V — not in diabetes, not in cancer; (10) Left Medulla only in heart patients; and the standing omission argument about Spl, which part I contains ▲ Take care
Points taught inGas, Gas 'I', Gal, Spl, Liv, Mu, Pan — The Front of the Body I; TF — The Front of the Body II; Medulla — Seated I — Brain, Medulla, Neck

Read that card from the top and the logic is audible. The whole digestive sequence first, because a gall bladder attached to a bad stomach will not work; then absorption, in its mild form; then the gall bladder itself, worked repeatedly through the day; then the acetylcholine rung, because everything after it is parasympathetic work; and only then the Chole formula, which is the gall bladder treatment proper. It is the longest single prescription in this part of the wiki and the least arbitrary.

Key teaching

What was read about bile, and the conclusion drawn from it

Inside bile are many things, chief among them mucin and lecithin. Of these it was found that —

Mucin is found in saliva, and also in the skin, tendon, cartilage and tissues.

Lecithin is also in the brain, nerves and tissues. From lecithin, choline will be made, and from choline, acetylcholine will be made.

All this one can read in any medical book. But the astonishing thing is now ahead. From these facts a unique conclusion was drawn — that if there is any disturbance whatever in any cartilage, tendon or tissue in the body, or if the waves of peristalsis are to be brought, then it can be put right by the New Gal treatment — because bile provokes peristalsis.

For the past two or three years the results coming from this treatment are beyond belief. It is excellent for all the following:

To remove very hard constipation. To calm those who have extreme anger.

Psoriasis, eczema, warts and moles, fungal infection, or any other skin disease.

If any problem has ever arisen from pus, or there is pus because of some disease — for example, pus or water coming from the ear.

To reduce hyperactivity in autism or in other children.

If from a blow or some illness the tissues or a ligament have been torn or destroyed, or the cartilage of the knee is to be made.

If there are wrinkles in the skin, to correct them — in old age or at a young age.

To correct trembling in the hands — Parkinson's patients too have obtained benefit.

To provoke the wave of peristalsis in the intestines, and to increase hunger.

And the uses as they are set down formally: to 'set' the stomach; to remove constipation; to correct the pains of Gal and Liv; if a ligament or cartilage has been destroyed, to correct it; very good for ringworm, psoriasis or other skin diseases, because bile does the work of an antiseptic, a germ-killer.

Three further instructions travel with that list, and each is a rule of practice rather than an indication.

The first is about children and their mothers' pregnancies. This same treatment is to be given to those children whose mother, during pregnancy, had high BP, or any skin disease, or itching. It has been proved by enquiry that among the women whose children have autism, some were found to have had skin disease during pregnancy. And: if some child comes to you for a long course of treatment, and on enquiry you learn that during pregnancy his mother's BP had gone up — whether they are children of dull intellect, or have come for some other illness — they are first to be given only this treatment for ten to fifteen days, and there will be considerable benefit. Afterwards other suitable treatments may be given.

The second is a claim about prevention. Those whose fats are not digested, if given this treatment once or twice a week, will never get gall stones.

The third is not an instruction at all but an open question, and it is left exactly as it stands. Epinephrine also contracts the muscle of the gall bladder. So in days to come, if (6) Lt. Swt is added to this treatment, perhaps it will become still more effective — this is to be tried.

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