Angiotensin No. 2

Family: Water & Salt — vaso-constrictor pair
Explained in: Water and Salt

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LOW BP DUE TO HEADY BLEEDING DURING PERIODS

Given by a therapist

Low blood pressure come on suddenly Angiotensin No. 2

The two presses that were never meant to raise a blood pressure

The man had come for years with a blood pressure that would not come up. Not a dramatic collapse — the ordinary, wearing, unglamorous kind: a reading that sat below normal whatever anybody did, and a body that was finished by four in the afternoon. In this therapy a low pressure is read as a rise of acid, so he had been given ATF, the acid treatment, and there had been some benefit from it. The pressure stayed low.

Then, on a day like any other, Guruji set about giving that patient the 1,25 DCC formula. In those days it did not begin as it begins now. It was written (2) Para (7) Liv (2) Para … — the parathyroid point first, before the liver.

So he was in the middle of the parathyroid work, and he had given exactly two applications of it, when the patient said something nobody says in the middle of a treatment: that he was feeling extremely well. Not better. Well. The cuff was put on. The blood pressure had risen.

No other treatment was given that day; there seemed no reason to add anything to a thing that had just worked. The next day the same two presses were given again, and the pressure came to normal. And some days after that it was checked once more, and it was still normal. It had not fallen back.

Guruji was astonished, and then he did what he always did with astonishment, which was to go and read. A pressure that rises suddenly means the vessels have narrowed somewhat. So he read about the chemicals that narrow vessels — the vaso-constrictors — one after another, until it seemed to him that what those two presses were provoking was vasopressin. And a formula two applications long entered the therapy, and has not changed since.

This article is about water, salt and the pressure they make between them, and about the organ that decides how much of each the body keeps. It is the largest article in the formulary, and it carries the debts the last nine articles have been running up — six of them, named and discharged here.

The notation is closed. Every bracket, prefix, ring, glyph, arrow, × sign and secs suffix in this article was taught once and completely in Table 13 of How a Formula Is Built, "How a Formula Is Built", and is not explained again. Every written rest is in Table 8 of that same article, with its reason attached. Two spellings you will meet on a card in this article: ↑|↓ is the Round Arrow, and \°/ is the Back Arrow, whose other name is Blood supply to lungs.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN HERE

By the end of this article you will be able to:

Give the balance pair — (8) Ch. Only with (20) ↑|↓ — whole: what each half does, what the numbers 8↔20 and 4↔10 actually mean, and how a therapist deliberately unbalances the pair to tilt a patient one way or the other.

Give LSTF, the Left Side Treatment Formula, with the four-step reasoning that built it, the purpose of every point in it, and the Adr/Thrd compromise stated with its cost.

Give the Round Normal formula and say which part of the large intestine each of its six stations is aimed at.

Give the Lactic Acid Conversion formula, and explain in a patient's own language why a person can climb eighty stairs, stop, breathe, and climb eighty more.

Tell an Angiotensin No. 2 patient from a Vasopressin patient across the mat, give both formulas, and say which of them is forbidden to which.

Give ADK in the patient who had pneumonia in childhood, and say why it is given to a child whose mother had pneumonia.

Choose between the four Multivitamin formulae by the deficiency in front of you, and carry the cautions that bar two of them from certain patients.

Give the Angina, or Athero, treatment in all four of its parts — and state the rule that makes it the gate a heart patient must pass before the Vater formula may be touched at all.

Give Kidney Clear, Mild Kidney Clear and Ulta Kidney Clear at the right grade, on the two-key rule by which each is selected.

Give the Anil Sharma treatment, the Oxygen treatment and the Oxygen-Hormonal treatment, with the month-long substitution that governs the last of them.

Place (½) Ku – 40, 60 and 80 secs inside the whole (½) Ku timing family, and say what is known about them and what is not.

You have now reached the end of nine articles of formulas, and a great many of them have closed with the same two steps. New Genes closes with them. 1,25 DCC closes with them. Mild Genes closes with a quarter of them. Jeevan Dhara closes two of its four parts with them. Every time, you have been told the same sentence — this has been given to maintain the balance of acid and alkali — and every time you have been sent here.

This is here.

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Table 13 — Whom the Angiotensin No. 2 formula is for The patient The instruction Low BP after an accident, a miscarriage, or an operation, from about half a litre of blood having gone out of the body Give the Angiotensin
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Vasopressin formula Angiotensin No. 2 formula Written (2) Para (7) Liv (7) Mu° (6) Lu+Sh Hormone named Vasopressin Angiotensin #2 (and aldosterone) What is held back Water only Salt and water The patient Low BP for many
At a glance Water and Salt
ight figures and one plate — what to study before the test Plate — Lu + Sh: the two stations that reach the top of the lung · PLATE — AND THE PROMPT TO REDRAW IT Caption: The third step of the Angiotensin No. 2 form
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