- Category
- Digestion, stomach and bowel · Brain, nerves and mind
- What is given
- (20) Medulla — tremendous benefit; (12) Gas 'I' where there is pain at Gas 'I' — it works like (20) Medulla; (2) Medulla; (7) Medulla for the expressions of the face — and this should be used in Parkinson's disease; UDF, in which idiopathic Parkinson's is named; Const for its constipation
- What must come first
- Six seconds at every place in (12) Gas 'I'
- What is barred
- Gas 'I' not if there are loose motions. A patient who coughs on liquids is sent for a swallowing assessment
- Explained in
- Each Point in Use
Watch
From Each Point in Use
The gall bladder, the stomach and the intestines
Table 4 — GAL, GAS ONLY and GAS 'I'
| Point and variant | What it is used for | When it must not be used | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gal — TF 'Gal', (1) Gal, (3) Gal and so on | Pain in the right front of the chest. To stimulate the upper part of the ascending colon. To stimulate the gall bladder, so that bile is released in adequate quantity as required. To lower cholesterol. To heal a blow or an injury. For wrinkles in the skin — give after checking for pain. For frequent urination. For skin disease with constipation. And wherever there is pus or discharge — in the ear or anywhere on the body | Do not give in leukaemia, blood cancer or other diseases arising from a raised white cell count. In asthma this point increases the trouble — so do not give it. Do not give to those passing little urine. This is a matter of experience ▲ Take care | Three prohibitions of three different kinds. |
| (1) Pt. Gal × 6 treatments | In viral fever, if there is pain at Gal. In all skin diseases — allergy, psoriasis, leucoderma (vitiligo) and so on — and especially where the patient also complains of constipation, where the benefit is great. In the HCl formula, to stimulate the part of the stomach near the pylorus and so produce gastrin | (the Gal prohibitions above stand) | Six treatments, not six applications. |
| (9) Gal | To reduce excessive anger — anger spoils the gall bladder. Especially to settle hyperactivity and restlessness in children | (the Gal prohibitions above stand) | The one entry in the family aimed at temperament |
| Gas Only — TF 'Gas Only', (1) Gas Only – 6 points, (6) Gas Only | This is for the stomach. To reduce pain below Pan and above the navel. To increase hydrochloric acid in the stomach. To digest protein by means of pepsin. To form intrinsic factor, so that vitamin B₁₂ is properly absorbed. In cancer, spasticity, fits, cerebral palsy, rheumatoid arthritis and joint pain, and in the UDF formula. It stops loose motions. Giving Gas Only removes pain in the right ring finger — but give only as much as is needed to remove the pain. For nausea, and to stop vomiting, it is immediately helpful — especially in pregnant women; but if they have back pain, it is better to give the treatment with the hands rather than the feet | Do not give to those who have an ulcer in the stomach or duodenum. For those with constipation, piles or fistula, if Gas Only must be given for some reason, Gas 'I' must be given with it; and if the constipation is severe, (2) S4, S5 may also be given with Gas 'I' ▲ Take care | The ulcer prohibition follows from the point's own mechanism. The second half is not a prohibition but a compensation — the point's own side-effect answered in the same breath. |
| Gas 'I' — TF Gas 'I', (1) Gas 'I' – 6 points and so on | To reduce pain directly above the navel. To stimulate the jejunum and the ileum for secretin and CCK, so that digestion and absorption proceed properly. For constipated patients, to increase small intestinal motility. For children who drool — where Lu + Sh has not helped, Gas 'I' does | (see the (6) Gas 'I' box) | |
| (6) Gas 'I' | Increases blood flow in the arteries of the intestines and the kidneys. Prevents the kidney from producing renin, and so normalises high blood pressure. Enables the enteric neurons of the gastrointestinal tract to produce serotonin and other brain neurotransmitters | Gas 'I' increases small intestinal motility, so do not give it if there are loose motions ▲ Take care | The prohibition governs the whole Gas 'I' family, not this count alone |
| (12) Gas 'I' | Given in Parkinson's disease to produce dopamine. It works like (20) Medulla | (the loose-motions prohibition stands) |
The stomach point and its companion — the clearest compensation rule in the therapy
Gas Only stops loose motions. That is one of the things it is for, and it is also the reason it becomes a problem in the wrong belly.
So the instruction does not simply forbid it to a constipated patient. It says: if Gas Only must be given for some reason to somebody with constipation, piles or fistula, then Gas 'I' must be given with it — because Gas 'I' increases the movement of the small intestine and pulls in the other direction. And if the constipation is severe, (2) S4, S5 may also be given with Gas 'I'.
Three points, running together, each answering the last one's shadow. Learn the shape of this instruction, because you will meet it again in the formulary: a therapy that knows what its own treatments cost writes the payment into the same line.
Also explained in
- The bowel points — MU, CONST, DYS Each Point in Use
This treatment removes that pain, and also relieves the constipation that occurs in hypothyroidism, in bamboo spine (ankylosing spondylitis), in Parkinson's disease and in paralysis Do not give to those who have loose mo
- The Gas 'I' ladder, and what a dose can decide Correcting the Two Kingdoms
Name not recorded · an adult · came with Parkinson's disease, and a good deal of pain at the Gas 'I' point What was found.
- (12) Gas 'I' works like (20) Medulla The Medulla Family
(12) Gas 'I' is given in Parkinson's disease to produce dopamine.
- The diseases in which undigested food is found The Fire and the Ash
he chronic and idiopathic conditions, and treatment never to be stopped Table 3 — The diseases and conditions in which undigested food is found Where the list stands The conditions named The major disorders associated w
- In which diseases UDF is found Clearing the Ash
The list is given as examples, not as a boundary: fits · cancer · AIDS · psoriasis · lumps all over the body · extreme fatigue · IBS, irritable bowel syndrome · osteoporosis · Hepatitis B · RA-positive · idiopathic ricke
- The face and the mouth Cranial Nerve and Brain Formulas
Table 10 — The voice and the larynx Point or condition Treatment To bring back a voice that has gone (12) Medulla To correct a heavy voice — thick speech (12) Medulla To bring sweetness into the voice (10) Medulla To rem
- Choosing between them Correcting the Two Kingdoms
either ALTF reduced form 2 The same sentence, twice over Calcium to be raised; osteoporosis; heavy menses; mand buddhi with hypothyroidism; cramps at night; or pain at both Liv° and Mu° with indigestion and aching waist
- The order in which they were found The Medulla Family
(Figure 31.2) Table 1 — The nine members of the Medulla family Formula Applications In one line, what it is for (2) Medulla 2 The 2nd cranial nerve — eyes and speech; GABA; ataxia and Parkinson's (4) Medulla 4 Given cloc
- (20) Medulla — the dopamine treatment The Medulla Family
arkinson's, prolactin, fits — and the one claim a blood test can check Table 10 — Card: (20) Medulla Seated 6 sec Both sides Written (20) Medulla Applications 20, both sides of the neck below the ears Site, techni
- (2) Medulla — the smallest member The Medulla Family
The chief work of GABA is that it stops the unnecessary movements of the limbs, the hands and the feet In Parkinson's With this very thought, patients of Parkinson's disease were given (2) Medulla × 6 treatments — and th
- How the name Angiotensin #2 was arrived at, and what was seen at Salem Water and Salt
It is precisely from a deficiency of dopamine that Parkinson's disease arises, and another of dopamine's functions is to inhibit — that is, to hold back — prolactin.
- II — The optic nerve: sight Cranial Nerve and Brain Formulas
Seeing little; not seeing at all; whiteness over the covering of the eye; double vision of certain kinds; the balance going wrong; a child who cannot hold posture; the flat face and the slow start of Parkinson's disease.
- VII — The facial nerve: expression, tears, and taste from the front Cranial Nerve and Brain Formulas
And the flat, expressionless face of Parkinson's disease.
- Washing the hands, and the water poured around the plate Food as Medicine
It bites hardest for four kinds of patient you will meet constantly: Anyone whose swallow is not what it was — after a stroke, in Parkinson's disease, in motor neuron disease, in advanced age with a dry mouth.