- Category
- Digestion, stomach and bowel
- What is given
- Triangle, Round Normal, Round Arrow; (1)/(2) Acid; ATF
- What must come first
- If UDF is to be given, after Gas Only give Gas 'I'
- What is barred
- (10) Medulla · Gas Only · Dys. Triangle for piles not to those who pass little urine. (1)/(2) Acid not with loose motions, nor where there is no Mu° pain
- Explained in
- Face Down
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Piles, fissure, fistula and prolapse — one family, not four diseases
Loose flesh-muscles, the Triangle for Piles, and bleeding to refer
The four are one family
Piles, anal fissure, fistula and prolapse of the rectum are all four diseases of acid, and one chief cause of them is hard constipation.
They appear together on the acidic side of the chart under one heading — hard constipation and the diseases connected with it — in the same list as blocked nose, dry cough, burning yellow urine, dry itchy eyes, pimples, dandruff, hair falling or greying early, dry skin, warts and psoriasis. One chief aspect of acidity is deficiency of water in the body, and these are the symptoms that appear on the organs that get rid of things.
So when a patient shows you one member of this family, do not treat the member. Look for the constipation standing behind it, and for the water pot standing behind that.
Three conditions carry pain at Mu° with them: prolapse of the rectum — the rectum coming down from its place; prolapse of the uterus — the womb coming down from its place; and hernia — an organ shifting from its fixed place and entering inside some other organ or part.
The family is larger than the anus
These are three different diseases. But there is one thing common among all three: they all occur because the flesh-muscles have become loose.
And two more, in the blood vessels, which have also come only because the flesh-muscles became loose — one chief cause of that being acidity:
Varicose veins, the blue veins. Varicose means to swell up. Because the muscles of the vessels and of their valves become loose, a fault comes into them and they swell easily.
Low blood pressure. When the muscle of the vessels becomes loose the pressure will be less; and because of the deficiency of water the volume of the blood will be less. From both these causes together the blood pressure goes down.
Now read your patient again. Piles, a hernia repaired at forty, blue veins on both calves, a pressure always called "on the low side", a bowel that opens every third day with force — not five diagnoses, but one slack, dry body described five times by five departments. (Figure 10.2)
The treatment named for this family is the Triangle for Piles — so named because it is given for piles, and given across the triangle of the sacrum. It strengthens the muscles of the pelvis, and tightens the sphincters — of the urinary bladder, of the uterus, of the anal opening and so on.
Therefore, besides piles, it gives benefit in: anal fissure · fistula · prolapse of the rectum. It is also beneficial for control of urine in children and in the elderly — give it to children who wet the bed — and in women for prolapse of the uterus and for controlling excessive bleeding in the menses.
Two details of its giving are the instruction itself and must never be dropped: the pressure is in the direction of the head, and never in the direction of the ground — the chairs are placed so that this is what happens — and for an ordinary person three times is enough, but for very severe piles one may give five or six times for a day or two at first. Prone (Figure 10.3)
What is given, and what it strengthens
▲ Take care Do not give it to those who pass little urine.
Its neighbour on the same sacrum, S4–S5, is the exact opposite of the Triangle treatment: the heels draw and press the muscles inward and downward instead of jerking them upward, and it is given ordinarily twice — for obstructed urine, for high blood pressure, and to increase a scanty flow in the menses. Two treatments, one square of bone, opposite directions, opposite indications. The direction is not a detail of technique. It is the treatment. Both are taught in Face Down, "Face Down".
Also explained in
- TRIANGLE FOR PILES — ट्रायंगल फॉर पाईल्स Face Down
Besides piles, it also gives benefit in anal fissure, fistula and prolapse of the rectum.
- Two bodies, read as this article teaches What the Bowel Tells You
A fissure made by a hard stool; a child holding to avoid the pain; a harder stool from holding; more tearing.
- The warnings that shape a plan — blocking From Findings to a Plan
Table 2 — The conditions, and the points blocked in each Disease or condition Blocked points Autoimmune disorders, arthritis, inflammation / polio Th · Th+Ch · Lymph · Armpits · Ton 'P' · Ton 'T' · Spl Asthma Spl · Thrd
- The low back, the sacrum and the tail bone Each Point in Use
Therefore it is useful in piles; fistula; anal fissure; and prolapse of the rectum — the rectum coming out through the anus.
- The Acid Treatment Formula — when it is given at all Correcting the Two Kingdoms
The consequences of a deficiency of water — appearing on the intestine, nose, hair, skin and the other organs of excretion Hard constipation and the diseases connected with it — piles, that is bavāsīr; fissure, a splitti
- The two directions, symptom by symptom The Two Kingdoms
Table 1 — The complete picture of the two directions Typical picture of the ACIDIC patient Left Typical picture of the ALKALINE patient Right The points Pain at the Mu° pain point and at the Acid point · pain in the r
- What travels with each direction The Two Kingdoms
Symptoms appear on the intestine, nose, hair, skin and the other organs of excretion: hard constipation and the diseases connected with it — piles, bavāsīr; fissure, a splitting around the anus; fistula, bhagandar · bloc
- Introduction What the Bowel Tells You
Read piles, anal fissure, fistula and prolapse of the rectum as one family, and name the members of that family that are not in the bowel at all.
- Reading the stool What the Bowel Tells You
On the hard end: constipation, piles, fissure at the anus, fistula, pimples, dandruff and scaling, hair falling or greying before its time, prolapse of the uterus or of the rectum.
- Straining, posture, and the act of passing stool What the Bowel Tells You
The pressure of a long forced push is taken by the vessels and the soft tissue at the anus — the mechanical half of how piles arise, how a tear becomes a fissure, and how the rectum is pushed down out of its place.
- Recording it, so that improvement can be shown What the Bowel Tells You
Const is tender whenever there is constipation — so a silent Const in a patient claiming constipation is itself a finding, and sends you back to look at the outlet The family · Ask once, write once: piles · fissure · fis
- At a glance What the Bowel Tells You
Piles, anal fissure, fistula and prolapse of the rectum are all diseases of acid, one chief cause being hard constipation; prolapse of the rectum, prolapse of the uterus and hernia are three different diseases with one t
- The two kidneys and the two directions Each Point in Use
For the symptoms of acidity — piles, constipation, fistula, fissure, and prolapse of the uterus or of the rectum from its place.
- The cord Treating Women
The family is one of the chief signs of acidosis in this therapy's reading, sitting in the same column as constipation, piles, fistula and fissure, and beside the row that says the muscles become soft and loose in acidos