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Abdomen, inflammation in

Also called: inflammation in Abdomen, Abdomen

Category
Digestion, stomach and bowel · Infection, immunity, inflammation and cancer
What is given
APR revised — Gal and Spl taken out of an inflamed abdomen
What is barred
Folded legs
Explained in
APR — Abdominal Pain

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LMNT Neurotherapy Diagnostic Pain Points

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ABDOMEN SETTING — four movements, and nothing touches the abdomen

The knees are the handle, and every count is three

For those whose stomach is very bad, this is one more excellent treatment for setting the abdomen.

Read that sentence and then read the method, and notice what is missing: no hand goes near the belly at all. Every one of the four movements is done by holding the knees. The abdomen is set by moving the hips and the lower back through directions they have stopped going in. (Figure 24.4)

Summary cardLaid straight throughout; the hands on the knees for every movement. Butterfly ×3 · knees joined, heels at the buttocks, three to the right and three to the left · one leg straight, the other knee inward to the ground, three on both sides · face one way, both knees the other way towards the ground, three on both sides. For those whose stomach is very bad Supine Both sides × 3

Every count in this treatment is three, and every movement but the first is done to both sides. Movement 4 is the one students shorten, and it is the largest: the face turns one way and both knees turn the other. Turning only the knees is a different, smaller movement. The counter-turn of the head is what makes it the treatment.

And the movements are passive. The therapist holds the knees and moves them; the patient supplies nothing. A patient who "helps" has tightened the very muscles the movement is meant to lengthen. Tell her, once: let your legs be heavy and let me do the work.

From APR — Abdominal Pain

The revision — Gal and Spl taken out of an inflamed abdomen

Nothing added, nothing strengthened — two points taken out, and why

Benefit was certainly being obtained from those treatments. But even in that, some patients would be met with who did not get full relief.

And then came the thought that changed the whole group, and it came from asking what the points in part III actually do.

Key teaching

Why two points were removed

The bile of the gall bladder is antiseptic. The spleen makes WBCs and antibodies.

So by giving these two points — Gal and Spl — the inflammation could increase.

Therefore these two should not be provoked in inflammation. Accordingly the treatments were changed in that direction.

Sit with that for a moment, because it is the most instructive piece of formula-building in this wiki. Nothing was added. Nothing was made stronger. Two points were taken out, on a reason drawn from what those points are for — and the patients who had not been getting full relief began to get it. (Figure 30.3)

This is what it means to say that an omission is an instruction.

Table 5 — Card: APR class A, revised Seated Prone Supine

WrittenI (30) Medulla (6) Swt · II (6) Adr (6) Swt · III (6) Adr (6) Swt (8) Pan (1) Mu – 3 points (1) Liv – 3 points
Who it is forAbdominal pain with up to four or five loose motions
What has goneGal and Spl — both of them, entirely
What has stayed(8) Pan, and the reversed Mu before Liv
The underlineA line is ruled beneath the Mu and Liv steps. Here the order of Liv and Mu is the reverse of normal, which is why the line is there
The countsBack to the standard form — (1) Mu – 3 points, (1) Liv – 3 points
The strengthened formAlready built in: (6) Adr (6) Swt now appears in part II and at the head of part III
Prohibitions carriedThose of (6) Adr ▲ Take care

Table 6 — Card: APR class B, revised Seated Prone Supine 6 sec

WrittenI (30) Medulla · II (6) Adr (6) Swt × 2 treatments (as needed) · III (6) Adr (6) Swt + (8) Pan (1) Mu – 3 points (1) Liv – 3 points
Who it is forAbdominal pain with more than five or six loose motions
What has goneGal and Spl
What has come backSwt restored to the full six in parts II and III
What has changed in the repeatThe repetition of part II is now written as needed — the stopping-and-repeating rule above governs it
The underlineBeneath the Mu and Liv steps
Prohibitions carriedThose of (6) Adr ▲ Take care
Gal and Spl taken out of an inflamed abdomen. A formula corrected in public: the first version's part III with the two r
Gal and Spl taken out of an inflamed abdomen. A formula corrected in public: the first version's part III with the two removed points struck through, the revised part III beside it, the reason printed against each point, and the therapy's own row-by-row comparison of the two generations.

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