- Category
- General and whole-body
- What is given
- Folic acid formula; (8) Rt Parkhoo
- Explained in
- Each Point in Use
Watch
From Each Point in Use
The hip pair — the vitamin points
B₁₂ on the left, folic acid on the right, and no prohibition printed
Two points, one on each hip, and between them the therapy's account of the two deficiencies that imitate a dozen diseases. They are also the only entries in the chemical half with no prohibition printed against them — which is a fact worth noticing rather than a licence.
Table 12 — LT. PARKHOO and RT. PARKHOO
| Point and variant | What it is used for | When it must not be used | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lt. Parkhoo Left Side-lying — (2) Lt Parkhoo, (8) Lt Parkhoo and so on | Given to those who have pain at the point in front of or behind the pelvic bone of the left thigh. To remove deficiency of vitamin B₁₂ and niacin — such as feeling fatigue; blackness between the joints of the fingers; numbness of the feet on sitting for a long time; anaemia; mouth ulcers; weaknesses of the nerves; weakness of the ear or the eye; fluttering of the eye. In paralysis, where the patient cannot lift the leg or feels weakness. Extremely useful in diseases of genetic disorder, and in diseases of metabolism | No prohibition is printed for this point | Given lying on the right side, working the left hip |
| (8) Rt Parkhoo Right Side-lying | Given in the following diseases for the production and absorption of folic acid: spina bifida; motor neuron disorder; muscular dystrophy; paralysis, and so on. For children who have a hole in the heart from birth — ASD, VSD, PDA and so on — it is used within the folic acid formula to correct it. Extremely useful in diseases of genetic disorder, and in diseases of metabolism | No prohibition is printed | Given lying on the left side, working the right hip |
An empty right-hand column is not the same as a safe point. It means the therapy names no condition in which this point is harmful — and it names none because this point gives, rather than drives. But the standing rules still hold: a patient who cannot be placed on her side is not placed on her side; a hip that has been fractured or replaced is not loaded; and a numb leg cannot report what your foot is doing to it.
Also explained in
- Folic acid deficiency disorders Vitamin and Gene Formulas
▫ Spina bifida; meningo-myelocele; meningocele — these three are called neural tube defects, and in all of them it has been found that if in pregnancy the mother has a deficiency of folic acid, then these defects can occ
- The Folic acid and Pure Folic acid formulas Vitamin and Gene Formulas
Selective, not stronger Where it is chosen Spina bifida patients always have a great deal of pain at all three of these points — Gas, Rt.
- Where this leads Vitamin and Gene Formulas
Folic acid deficiency: megaloblastic anaemia · spina bifida, meningo-myelocele and meningocele — the neural tube defects, in which such children cannot control urine or motion properly · cleft lip and cleft palate, which
- The reports that change nothing, and the discipline of saying so Reading the Reports
And keep the old films: in a spina bifida patient treated for months, in the X-ray something faint began to appear at the place of L5–S1.