- Family
- APR — generation one
- Explained in
- APR — Abdominal Pain
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From APR — Abdominal Pain
Class B — abdominal pain with more than 5–6 loose motions
Table 4 — Card: APR class B, the first version Seated Prone Supine 6 sec
| Written | I (30) Medulla · II (6) Adr (3) Swt × 2 treatments · III (6) Adr (3) Swt + Ulta Normal formula |
|---|---|
| Who it is for | Abdominal pain with more than five or six loose motions |
| Part I | (30) Medulla alone Seated . Swt is not given with the Medulla in this class — the absence is the instruction |
| Part II | (6) Adr then (3) Swt Prone — Swt is halved to three, and the whole part is given twice |
| Part III | (6) Adr (3) Swt again, then the Ulta Normal formula Supine |
| The stopping rule | See the panel below — part III waits on the stools |
| Prohibitions carried | Those of (6) Adr — not where immunity is already low; not in high blood pressure ▲ Take care |
| Closes with | The NAN / FAN instruction below |
Look at what has actually changed between A and B, because it is a short list and it is the whole lesson. Swt is taken out of part I. Swt is halved in parts II and III. Part II is repeated. The abdominal organs are reached only at the third part, and only when the stools allow it. More inflammation-work, later organ-work — exactly as the teaching above predicted.
The halving of Swt to three is written as it stands. Note, without resolving anything, that (3) Swt has other uses of its own in the atlas, and that the revised generation below puts it back to six.
Also explained in
- The revision — Gal and Spl taken out of an inflamed abdomen APR — Abdominal Pain
Here the order of Liv and Mu is the reverse of normal, which is why the line is there The counts Back to the standard form — (1) Mu – 3 points, (1) Liv – 3 points The strengthened form Already built in: (6) Adr (6) Swt n