- Category
- Breathing, chest and allergy
- What is given
- Sulta Ulta — sulta the front, ulta the back behind it
- What must come first
- In angina or heart disease: arms at 135°, left side first
- What is barred
- Any chest pain or suffocation reported in your room stops the session
- Explained in
- The Front of the Body II
Watch
Ch. Only — Chest Only (चेस्ट ओनली)
Place your foot obliquely, so that compared with the heel the big toe is turned a little inward. Keep the sole and the heel resting lightly on the patient's chest below. Take care not to lift your heel or the outer edge of your sole.
(1) Ch. Only — rub so softly from the chest up to the shoulders that the sole slips out over the cloth; then the patient will feel very comfortable.
In this, the count is three equals one. That is, for (1) Ch. Only one has to rub three times. First the left side, then the right side.
| Patient's position | Supine, no pillow Supine |
|---|---|
| Where the feet are placed | The foot laid obliquely, the big toe turned a little inward relative to the heel, heel and outer edge of the sole kept down; rubbing from the chest up to the shoulders Both sides |
| Duration and repetitions | Three rubs = (1) Ch. Only; first the left side, then the right × 3 Left Right |
| What it is for | Rt. Ch. Only reduces the pain of Liv°; Lt. Ch. Only reduces the pain of Mu° |
The two side-variants, each with its own purpose, each taught whole:
If Rt. Ch. Only is written, do it only on the patient's right chest; this will reduce the pain of Liv°.
If Lt. Ch. Only is written, do it only on the patient's left chest; this will reduce the pain of Mu°.
Those are two different prescriptions answering two different findings, located by palpation before the session. A card that says Ch. Only without a side wants both, left first; a card that names a side wants that side alone.
Also explained in
- Loveleen (लवलीन) The Front of the Body II
And the harder clinical point behind it: chest pain is not gas until somebody qualified has said it is not the heart.
- B A F A — Both Arms, Both Forearms The Front of the Body II
Point Arm position Palm up Palm down Territory Repetitions Sulta Ulta 90° — or 135° if there is chest pain first second Elbow → wrist → fingertips 6 + 6 each way Stretch 180° only not done Elbow → wrist, then the hand 6,
- Vocal Point (वोकल पॉइंट / वोकल घिसाई) The Front of the Body II
Sulta Ulta: 90° ordinarily; at 135°, the arms a little upward and not parallel to the shoulders, where there is chest pain.
- Questions patients ask you The Front of the Body II
But chest pain is the one thing I will not take a guess at, and neither should your brother-in-law.
- (4) Medulla — the clockwise treatment, with T1/T2 The Medulla Family
Formerly this treatment used to be given in this way: (4) Medulla clockwise + T1/T2 — by which relief was seen in the following symptoms: the troubles of the cervical nerves C1–C4 — pain of the right and the left chest
- Heart disorders When the Hand Must Stop
TAKE CARE Chest pain is not treated until somebody qualified has said it is not the heart The patient this entry does not protect is the one whose heart disease has not been found yet — the man of fifty-four with "gas in
- The rule that makes this a gate Water and Salt
TAKE CARE Chest pain is never yours to diagnose This article contains a treatment for angina, and it would be dishonest to teach it without teaching the boundary around it in the same breath.
- The back pain chart The Navel Speaks First
Left Right Table 4 — The back pain chart, label by label Label on the chart Where the arrow lands What lies at that level Cervical pain Nape, base of the neck, midline The seven neck bones and the long muscles either
- The questions that are never asked cold The History That Cannot Mislead You
Chest pain or tightness coming with effort and going with rest, or with breathlessness, sweating, or pain into jaw or arm.
- The diagnosis card From Findings to a Plan
Baseline six — Hunger 2/5 · Sleep 3/5 · Energy 2/5 · Weakness ++ · Lightness − · Water (glasses yesterday) 3 Digestion and bowel — Tongue coated, thick, white · wind after meals · UDF - ? (asked, not answered; to observe
- After the treatment is over Uncommon Problems
Chest pain, breathlessness, palpitations or a collapse — the same.
- The chest and the trunk Each Point in Use
here the weight lands decides the bar, not what the point makes Table 19 — The chest, the abdomen and the trunk Point What it is used for When it must not be used Notes Loveleen Supine Excellent for the chest pain that
- Two more from the mat The Medulla Family
What mattered was the question the therapist asked before touching him: had any doctor ever told him about his heart? No — nothing, ever; no breathlessness climbing, no chest pain on effort.
- Questions patients ask you Water and Salt
And there is a line I will not cross: chest pain that is new, worse, or coming on at rest is not my work.