- Category
- Digestion, stomach and bowel · Heart, blood pressure and circulation · Brain, nerves and mind · Glands, hormones, thyroid and diabetes · Blood
- What is given
- Angina / Athero treatment, I–IV; Sulta Ulta — arms a little upward at 135°, not parallel to the shoulders, left side first; (2) Thrd in place of (4) Thrd; P. Heparin; (1) Single point liver × 6 trts
- What must come first
- Mild ATF in place of part III where there is Mu° pain and hard constipation
- What is barred
- The heart list — see Heart disorders
- Explained in
- The Front of the Body II
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Thrd — Thyroid (थाइरॉइड)
Tell the patient to keep their neck loose and relaxed; then more benefit will be obtained. If it is not needed, it is better that no pillow lie under the head while this treatment is given. First of all, alert them that some people may occasionally get a cough during the treatment, so that they are not alarmed. (Figure 17.6)
Place the flats of your palms on both sides of the hollow of the patient's throat, touching the skin. Then, with mild pressure, give a light push on the hollow and release at once; do this twice in a single movement. That makes (1) Thrd. If a larger number is written, do the same that many times — without stopping.
Note that instead of giving pressure at a single point, treating with a broader surface of two to three inches of the palm will give them more comfort.
| Patient's position | Supine, no pillow under the head if it is not needed; the neck loose and relaxed; the patient alerted beforehand that a cough may occur Supine |
|---|---|
| Where the hands are placed | Flats of both palms on both sides of the hollow of the throat, touching the skin, over a broad surface of 2–3 inches of the palm — never a fingertip Both sides |
| Duration and repetitions | Mild pressure; a light push and an immediate release, twice in a single movement = (1) Thrd; larger numbers done that many times without stopping |
| What it is for | Named for the thyroid |
The variant, and the substitution, taught whole. (4) Thrd raises the metabolism — the body's rate of building up and breaking down. In a heart patient that increase throws a burden onto the heart and the trouble can increase. So in angina — that is, in heart patients — (2) Thrd is given in place of (4) Thrd, to reduce cholesterol. Both halves of a substitution travel together: which count is withheld, which replaces it, in whom, and why. What every count of Thrd is used for belongs to Each Point in Use, "Each Point in Use".
Also explained in
- The rule that makes this a gate Water and Salt
he Angina treatment only, two to four days, before Vater may be touched TAKE CARE The Angina treatment first — the prerequisite for the Vater formula in heart patients Patients of heart disease must first be given the A
- Opening the door the bile comes through — the Vater treatment Setting the Stomach
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 patients Patients of hear
- The 2007 revision — the right hip comes in Water and Salt
THE METHOD, STEP BY STEP Giving the Angina treatment, part by part Four parts, and part III has two forms, chosen on a finding.
- Questions students ask Water and Salt
What is the difference between the Angina treatment and the heparin formulas? Parts III and IV are heparins.
- The warnings that shape a plan — blocking From Findings to a Plan
Angina is there since three years — they have put one stent." Observed and palpated.
- The chest and the trunk Each Point in Use
For those who have angina or heart disease, keeping both arms extended — not parallel to the shoulders but a little upward, at 135° — and giving it, the pain of the chest, or the suffocation that is felt in it, will end
- At a glance Water and Salt
The Angina, or Athero, treatment — I (4) Medulla Clockwise, Up Arrow at T1/T2, Raman trt, (10) Pan (2) Thrd · II (1) Single point liver × 2 trts.
- Heart disorders When the Hand Must Stop
For those who have angina or heart disease, keeping both arms extended — not parallel to the shoulders, but a little upward, at 135° — and giving it, the pain of the chest, or the suffocation that is felt in it, will end
- The thyroid Reading the Reports
In angina — that is, in heart patients — to reduce cholesterol, (2) Thrd is given in place of (4) Thrd.
- At a glance Each Point in Use
ulta Ulta in angina: both arms at 135°, the left side first Plate — Sulta Ulta given in angina: both arms at 135°, left side first · PLATE — AND THE PROMPT TO REDRAW IT Caption: The patient lies supine on a firm mat
- The article in one table — finding to formula Water and Salt
Parkhoo (2) Adr Heart disease · atherosclerosis · raised cholesterol · raised triglyceride · cardiac asthma · carpal or tarsal tunnel syndrome The Angina / Athero treatment, parts I–IV — and Mild ATF in place of part II
- Talking to the patient's doctor Reading the Reports
(4) Thrd not in bamboo spine or spur (increased calcium), not in asthma (the cough increases), not in heart patients (metabolism rises too much); in angina, (2) Thrd in place of (4) Thrd; (4) Thrd 'P' not where the osteo
- The liver and the spleen Each Point in Use
In angina, HIV, AIDS, cancer.
- The glands of the throat and the head Each Point in Use
Table 9 — THRD, THRD 'P', PIT and PARA Point and variant What it is used for When it must not be used Notes (2) Thrd In angina — that is, in heart patients — to reduce cholesterol, (2) Thrd is given in place of (4) Thrd