Also called: Heavy ATF, Old Acid Treatment Formula
The old heavy form is the earlier generation of the Neurotherapy (LMNT) Acid Treatment Formula (ATF), in both its versions. It has the same points in the same shape as today's light form, but its middle steps — the ones aimed at the acid itself — were given more strongly. Guruji later lightened it, and the light form is what is given today.
ATF, the Acid Treatment Formula, helps a body with too much acid — acidosis — read in this therapy as pain at Mu°, the left-kidney point beside the navel. Until about a decade before this teaching was set down, Guruji gave a heavier version of it, and patients benefited from that too.
The architecture did not change; the dose did. The opening pancreas step and both endings stayed the same. The reduction fell on the three middle steps — Gal, Mu° and the Acid point — the steps aimed at the acid. One more change was not about dose at all: the chest step, once written simply as the chest, became the left chest only.
This page records the heavy form for information and history. It has not been withdrawn, but what is given nowadays is the light form.
The same points as the light ATF, in both versions. They are listed here as a set. The exact method is taught hands-on in the Neurotherapy (LMNT) course.
The pancreas point — unchanged in every version, old and new.
The gall bladder point — one of the three steps given much more strongly in the old form.
Mu°, the left-kidney point — also given more strongly in the old form.
The Acid point, side-lying — the third of the lightened steps.
The chest, version (a) — written without a side in the old form; today it is the left chest only.
The adrenal point, face down, ending version (a) — unchanged.
Thymus with chest, ending version (b) — unchanged.
Position: As the light forms: lying on the back (supine), on the side for the Acid point, and face down (prone) for the adrenal point in version (a).
The exact technique is taught hands-on in the Neurotherapy (LMNT) course. See the course →
It works the same way as today's ATF: digestive juices to neutralise acid leaving the stomach, then the left-kidney point and the Acid point, then an ending — the chest and adrenal point, or thymus with chest.
What changed is a lesson in dosing. Guruji cut his own established steps exactly where the load was carried — the acid-aimed middle — and left the frame alone. It is much harder to reduce one's own doses than to raise them, and a therapist who understands why will be slow to add 'a little extra because the patient is strong'.
The light form can be given to all patients, and especially to those with severe or long-standing disease, in whom many glands are tired — the teaching names cancer, hepatitis, cirrhosis and rheumatoid arthritis.
The heavy form is the parent of today's two ATF forms, and has a heavy companion in the digestive line.
The same conditions as today's ATF. For long-standing disease, the light form is preferred.
No. Patients benefited from it too. But Guruji found that tired glands respond better to gentler stimulation first, and has given only the light form for years.
The points and their shape stayed the same. The acid-aimed middle steps were made much lighter, and the chest step was narrowed to the left chest only.
In this therapy the left chest is held to reduce Mu° pain (the acid side) and the right chest to reduce Liv° pain (the alkali side). For an acid formula, the left side is the right choice.
Oral polio vaccine is given in several small doses because each round builds on the last; the protection after repeated doses is far stronger than after one.
Source: World Health Organization, Poliomyelitis vaccines: WHO position paper, 2016
In long illness, hormone-making glands can respond less well to their signals — one reason doctors raise some treatments slowly, step by step.
Source: Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th ed., endocrine feedback
Each day the kidneys excrete the acid the body makes from food and reclaim almost all filtered bicarbonate, keeping blood pH steady.
Source: Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th ed., renal acid–base control
Shows the Acid Treatment formula step by step: (8) Pan, (3) Gal, (5) Mu°, 3 Acid on the side of the right thigh, (4) Chest Only, and (6) Adr on the upper back, given without breaks. It is used to support the body's acid–alkali balance when acid is raised.
Note: the Acid Treatment formula is given only when the Mu° point is tender, and (6) Adr is not given in high BP, diabetes, cancer or HIV — the therapist checks first.
This page explains what a Neurotherapy (LMNT) treatment is for; it is not a self-treatment guide and does not diagnose. Neurotherapy (LMNT) works alongside your medical care — keep taking the medicines your doctor prescribed.
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