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Disease / condition

Arthritis

Also called: osteoarthritis

Category
Bones, joints, back and spine
What is given
New Star Modified where the findings select it; Lactic Acid Conversion; the comprehensive UDF treatment, six stages, where UDF is in the stools
What must come first
The ring fingers and Liv° / Mu°, taken before the formula is chosen
What is barred
Arthritis is considered an auto-immune disorder — Th · Th+Ch · Lymph · Armpits · Ton 'P' · Ton 'T' · Spl
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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

As writtenIf there is diabetes, arthritis or any auto immune disorder
Part II(4) Ch. Onlyunchanged — (4) Ch. Only
Part III(4) Thymus+Chest(4) Ch. Only (10) ↑\↓ (L1–L5)
Part IV(8) Thymus+Chest + (4) Thrd*(8) Ch. Only (20) ↑\↓ (L1–L5) (the thyroid asterisk rule is unaffected)
What has gone—The thymus component, and only that
What has arrived—Round arrow, restricted to L1–L5
Why—Thymus and Thymus Chest are not given in inflammation or in auto-immune diseases

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.

From When the Hand Must Stop

Autoimmune disorders · arthritis · inflammatory diseases · polio

Blocked: Th · Th+Ch · Lymph · Armpits · Ton 'P' · Ton 'T' · Spl ▲ Take care

BlockedThe reason as it is givenGiven instead
Th, Th+Ch, Lymph, Armpits, Ton 'P', Ton 'T'Auto-immune disorders are those diseases in which the thymus becomes hyper. These points increase the working of the lymphocytes by various means, which is harmful in both auto-immune disorder and inflammation—
Th + Ch, where there has been an injuryAs aboveGive (8) Ch. Only and (20) Rd Arrow in place of Th+Ch
SplSpl makes antibodies and WBCs. So it is not given in auto-immune disorder—

And what these patients are given: (30) Medulla, (6) Adr, and (1) Single point liver × 6 treatments.

Arthritis is also considered an auto-immune disorder — and therefore carries this whole list.

And one line is kept exactly as it stands, because it is a record of practice changing: nowadays Spl has begun to be given in inflammatory diseases. It was not given before. Read it as it is written. The bar on Spl in autoimmune disorder is not touched by it; what has changed is the inflammatory half.

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