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Formula

Alkaline Star

The Star patient whose pain comes from the alkali side — the right ring finger, or Liv° at three plus

Family
Star — generation five
Sequence
(4)Gal (4)Liv (4)Rt.Ov. (4)Liv° (4)Rt.Ch.Only verified by Dr. Diwakar Shukla
Used for
Reduces alkaline level. For high BP, body stiffness, autoimmune conditions, anxiety, alkalosis. Used when Liv° is dominant pain point.
Safety
NEVER give to acidosis patient. NEVER if Mu° is dominant. Always check dominant kidney.
Explained in
The Stiffening Joint

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From The Stiffening Joint

The Alkaline Star Formula

Gal and WD changed places, and the old Ku brought back on purpose

If there is pain in both ring fingers and Liv° is ⁺⁺⁺, or if there is more pain in the finger of the right hand — then for them a new formula was made, in which the order of Gal and WD was reversed. And in this treatment the old Ku is to be given.

Table 13 — Card: the Alkaline Star Formula Supine Seated Prone 6 sec

Written(3) ONS (6) TF (3) NNS (6) WD (6) Gal (4) Ku-Old (20) ↑\↓
Who it is forJoint pain with pain in both ring fingers and Liv° ⁺⁺⁺, or more pain in the ring finger of the RIGHT hand Right
Who it is not forIt is the formula given instead of New Star Modified in the two excluded groups above
Step 1 — (3) ONSSupine; both big toes gripped, feet raised to the height of the therapist's own standing hands, six seconds, lowered slowly. Three times Supine 6 sec × 3
Step 2 — (6) TFSeated at the patient's feet; every joint of every toe, three sides, six times at each place, counted — never hard enough to make a wound. Left big toe → little toe, then the right foot Seated Left Right
Step 3 — (3) NNSEach toe bent downward toward the sole, held six seconds, three times on each toe; left big toe first 6 sec
Step 4 — (6) WDHead end; both forearms at once, three stations elbow to wrist, six seconds each, six rounds. Moved ahead of Gal — the acid-reducing member of the pair Supine Both sides 6 sec
Step 5 — (6) GalRight sole on the left thigh, three or four stations hip crease to above the knee, six seconds each, six passes. Moved after WD — the alkali-reducing member Supine Left 6 sec
Step 6 — (4) Ku-OldThe old Kundali. Prone, one and a half pillows under the chest, heels turned to face each other; mid-sole on the last end of the spine. Two equal one — so (4) Ku is eight presses of six seconds, without stopping Prone 6 sec
Why the old Ku hereFrom the old Ku, pain comes at Mu° — which means that it increases acid; that is, alkali will be reduced
Step 7 — (20) ↑\↓Round Arrow, prone — and it follows Ku for the reason given at the start of this article Prone
What must not be givenThe Ku bars — not in menstruation, not in low blood pressure ▲ Take care

Four things are different from the New Star Modified, and it is worth naming all four rather than remembering the line whole: TF drops from twenty to six · NNS drops from six to three · WD and Gal change places · and the forty-second (½) Ku is replaced by the old Kundali at (4). The three navel-setting stations are all still there, in the same order, at different counts. (Figure 36.6)

And notice the honesty of step 6's reasoning. The old Ku was known to produce pain at Mu° in some people — which is why the Round Arrow was put behind it in the very first formula of this article. Here that same side-effect is the reason for choosing it. The thing that was a problem in a patient leaning towards acid is the tool in a patient leaning towards alkali. Nothing about the point changed. The patient changed.

Which Star, and why. One sheet routing a joint-pain patient from three findings taken in under a minute to the formula t
Which Star, and why. One sheet routing a joint-pain patient from three findings taken in under a minute to the formula that answers them: two equally weighted columns read against each other across four bands, the two exclusions in a red bar between them, and Mukha Dhauti along the foot.

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