Coma

Category: Brain, nerves and mind · Glands, hormones, thyroid and diabetes
What is given: (8) Pan (1) Gal (2) acid (4) Lt. Ch. Only treatment; (8) Medulla where the RAS is disturbed; Thymus where the adrenal is hyper, as after an adrenaline injection
What is barred: (8) Medulla — inflammation, cancer, high BP
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The treatment given to a patient in coma

A formula defined by what it leaves out: no Mu°, both kidneys spoiled

What follows is not a formula for general use. It is a stripped ATF, given to one patient in one extreme condition, and it is taught here for one reason: it is the clearest example in of a formula altered for the organ state of the patient in front of you.

Table 11 — Card: (8) Pan (1) Gal (2) acid (4) Lt. Ch. Only treatment Supine Side-lying 6 sec × 3

Written	(8) Pan (1) Gal (2) acid (4) Lt. Ch. Only
Positions, in order	Supine Supine → side-lying for step 3 Side-lying → supine for step 4
Step 1	(8) Pan — both thighs together Both sides . The unchanged opening of every ATF version
Step 2	(1) Gal — left thigh, hip → knee Left
Step 3	(2) acid — the Acid point, side-lying Side-lying . Two — neither the old form's three nor the light form's one
Step 4	(4) Lt. Ch. Only — the left chest only Left . Closes the formula; no Adr, no Thymus+Chest
The omission that defines it	Mu° was not given — because both his kidneys were spoiled, on account of which his creatinine was greatly raised
How many times it was given	Twice
What was recorded	The pH changed from pH 7.32 to pH 7.4
Points taught in	Pan, Gal — The Front of the Body I; acid — On the Side; Lt. Ch. Only — The Front of the Body II

A CASE FROM PRACTICE

The patient in coma, and the account written of it afterwards

Recorded in the therapy's own account, in Guruji's own words. The patient's name was not recorded.

Name not recorded · an adult · came in coma, that is unconscious, with both kidneys spoiled and creatinine greatly raised

What was given. The treatment above, twice. In this, Gal was given and Mu° was not given, because both his kidneys were spoiled, on account of which his creatinine was greatly raised.

What was recorded. By giving this treatment twice, the pH changed from pH 7.32 to pH 7.4.

The account offered for it, in Guruji's own words. "We understand that by this treatment of ours carbonic anhydrase was made, which lives in the red blood cells. Its work is to mix CO₂ with water and make carbonic acid. The red cells have two parts — one is haemoglobin, which picks up oxygen from the lungs and releases that oxygen at another place in the body; and the second is a liquid substance in which there is carbonic anhydrase, whose work is to mix CO₂ with water and change it into carbonic acid. So when the blood cells, moving about in the body, pick up CO₂, and after reaching the lungs separate the water from that liquid substance — that is, change carbonic acid into CO₂ and water — and by the breath that CO₂ goes out, then the remaining water stays in the blood, from which pH 7.32 becomes pH 7.4. In this happening only five to ten minutes will be taken. And the patient who is in coma will come out of the coma. Ordinarily a patient goes into coma at pH 7.1. And on its becoming pH 6.8 his death occurs. In fact this patient had gone into coma from some other cause."

What this case teaches

The omission is the whole teaching. Mu° is the point that provokes the left kidney, and it was left out of an acid formula given to a patient whose kidneys had failed. The therapist checked a creatinine before deciding what to leave out. That is the habit to copy.

The last sentence is the honest one, and it was written by the man whose treatment it was. In fact this patient had gone into coma from some other cause. No claim is made that the formula woke him. A measurement moved, and it was reported with the fact that would complicate it.

A number recorded before and after is worth more than any story. A pH is cheap, universal and impossible to argue with. Wherever a figure like that can be had, get it, and get it from somebody who did not give the treatment.

And the duty that belongs to you rather than to the account: an unconscious person is a medical emergency, minute by minute. Several of the causes of coma are reversible within minutes and fatal if they are not found — the sugar, the breathing, the bleed, the poison, the infection. No pressure formula is ever the thing offered to an unconscious patient, and no delay in getting them to a hospital is defensible. An unconscious person also cannot consent.

DID YOU KNOW?

The fastest worker in the blood

Inside every red cell is an enzyme so quick that it is used as the standard against which other fast enzymes are measured: it can take carbon dioxide and water and join them into carbonic acid — or split them apart again — hundreds of thousands of times a second.

It has to be that quick. Blood spends about a second passing through a capillary, and in that second all the carbon dioxide made by the tissue has to be packed up for the journey; in the lungs, the same second, the whole load has to be taken apart again and breathed out. Without the enzyme the reaction would be far too slow to be of any use.

This is the enzyme named in the account above, and it is also the reason breathing is one of the two levers the body has on the acidity of its own blood. Change how a person breathes and you change their blood chemistry within minutes — which is a genuinely short road, and the shortest one in this article.

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