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Chole Treatment in Neurotherapy | LMNT Formula for Digestion, Acidity & Fat Metabolism

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Acidity, or ulcer in the stomach Cholesterol raised Chole Treatment Digestive system

When the burning is not the acid — the Chole treatment

The acid is normal; the meal has not left the stomach

Often people used to come who said that after eating fried things they get a burning-like sensation in the chest. After giving them the NAN formula there was ease for a while, but then the burning would start again.

It is generally said that the burning is happening only because the acid in the stomach has increased — whereas this is not always so. It is Guruji's unique discovery that the burning in the chest happens from the following causes:

The liver or the gall bladder are sluggish — working at a slow speed.

Cholecystokinin or secretin are not being made in the body.

Or there is some blockage in the ampoulla of Vater.

If the patient reports that some while after eating fried things the stomach feels heavy, or sour belches come, or there is a burning in the chest — then their liver or gall bladder is sluggish, that is, not working properly. And the therapy's own footnote to that sentence is worth keeping exactly as it stands, with its qualifier intact: perhaps more than 80% of patients have exactly this. (Figure 27.2)

Key teaching

The rule of the digestive system that explains the burning

The motility of the duodenum and jejunum will remain low so long as the food which is in the duodenum is not properly digested.

Therefore the food does not move forward quickly; and until the food moves forward, the pyloric sphincter will not open. Because of this the acid-bearing food stays longer in the stomach itself, from which burning is felt — and it seems that the acid has increased, when the truth is that the acid is normal, but the liver or gall bladder are working less.

Read that as a chain and you can say it to a patient in fifteen seconds: fat needs bile; if bile is slow, the fat is not dealt with; the duodenum will not accept the next mouthful until it has finished this one; so the meal sits in your stomach, and the acid that belongs with it sits there too, and burns.

This is the most important piece of reasoning in the article, and not because of the formula it produced. It is important because it is a causal ordering, and a therapist who has it can ask a better question than do you get acidity? He can ask after which food, and how long afterwards? — and the answer tells him where in the chain to work.

Why fried food burns. The chain of the Chole section in four panels — a slow gall bladder, fat not dealt with, a pyloric sphincter that does not open, and a meal that stays in the stomach with the acid that belongs to it — under the sentence a therapist can say in fifteen seconds.

The first answer is not the Chole formula. It is a preparatory pair, given before anything else.

Table 7 — Card: the preparatory gall bladder and liver treatment Supine 6 sec × 3

Written	(3) Gal (7) Liv × 2 treatments — or (1) Gal (4) Liv × 2 treatments
Position	Supine Supine
Step 1	Gal — therapist's right sole down the patient's left thigh, hip crease to knee Left
Step 2	Liv — right sole on the patient's left arm above the elbow, left sole on the left thigh, pressed inward, together Left
The rounds	The whole pair is given, then the rest, then the whole pair again — two rounds. The rest between rounds is part of the instruction: see Table 8 in How a Formula Is Built
What it is for	To put right the digestion of fats. Given first, before the Chole formula. From this itself the patient gets a good deal of relief at once
If the illness is chronic — an old one	(1) Single point Liv × 6 trts. is extremely beneficial. Given as the single-point form requires — six seconds at each place, one minute's stop, then the next — four to six times in a day. See Table 8 in How a Formula Is Built, and The Front of the Body I for the point

The second matter is protein. The motility of the jejunum will also remain low so long as the proteins in the duodenum are not properly digested. Such patients say that after peanuts, rajma, chholé, or non-veg — heavy proteins — they get sour belches, or the stomach feels heavy. Learn that list by heart; it is the question that separates the fat patient from the protein patient, and Indian households will give you the answer readily because these are foods with names and occasions attached to them.

From there the formula assembled itself out of three requirements. (Figure 27.3)

Key teaching

How the three points of Chole were chosen

Cholecystokinin is the hormone which will send a message to the pancreas that it should send the digestive enzymes.

First — the work of provoking CCK belongs to the vagus nerve, which in this therapy we do by (10) Medulla.

Second — along with this we have to increase the motility of the intestine, so that the food already there moves forward, and so that secretin, CCK hormones and the digestive secretions of the pancreas will come out. It has been found that by the Gas 'I' treatment the working of the intestine and its motility increase.

Third — the chief work of CCK is to provoke the gall bladder to send bile. This very work we do by Gal.

From these three the treatment was made. After it, it was seen that fats and heavy proteins begin to be digested well. Since the chief burden of digestion belongs to the cholecystokinin hormone, this treatment was given, in short, the name Chole.

Table 8 — Card: Chole Treatment Formula Seated Supine

Written	(10) Medulla (6) Gas I (3) Gal
Family	Built from the therapy's own logic. Named after the hormone whose effect it means to recruit — nothing whatever is administered
Positions, in order	Seated for step 1 Seated , then supine for steps 2 and 3 Supine
Step 1	(10) Medulla — seated; both sides of the neck below the ears. To stimulate the digestive system by means of the vagus, the tenth cranial nerve
Step 2	(6) Gas 'I' — soles and heels down both calves, six or more stations knee to heel Both sides . To stimulate the jejunum and ileum, from which secretin, CCK and the digestive secretions will come out
Step 3	(3) Gal — right sole down the left thigh, three to four stations Left . To stimulate the gall bladder, from which bile will come out to digest fats
Given first	The preparatory (3) Gal (7) Liv × 2 trts. (or (1) Gal (4) Liv × 2 trts.) — Table 7
What it is for	Burning in the chest after fried things; heaviness and sour belches after fat or heavy protein; fats and heavy proteins not being digested. Also high BP — the systolic BP falls. Also cataract (motiyā), retinitis pigmentosa, night blindness (ratondhī, ratindhā). By giving this treatment the abdomen becomes completely right, and because digestion and absorption become correct, all the glands begin to work properly. It gives great benefit to children of dull intellect
Substitution — heart patients	(10) Left Medulla in place of (10) Medulla
Prohibition — diabetes	Those diabetic patients to whom (10) Medulla does not feel good should not be given (10) Medulla ▲ Take care
Prohibition — kidney failure	This treatment is not given to patients of kidney failure ▲ Take care
Prohibition — cancer	(10) Medulla is not given to patients of cancer ▲ Take care
Two variants for setting the stomach	I (10) Medulla (6) Gas 'I' (3) Liv — for secretin · II (10) Medulla (6) Gas 'I' (3) Gal — for CCK
Its place in a longer treatment	Part V of the New Gal formula
Points taught in	Medulla — Seated I — Brain, Medulla, Neck; Gas 'I', Gal, Liv — The Front of the Body I

Notice the two variants at the foot of that card, because they are a small masterpiece of matching. If this treatment is to be used for setting the stomach, then giving it in the following way brings still better results — and the only thing that changes is the third point. Liv for secretin; Gal for CCK. The pairing is not arbitrary: secretin's business is with the ducts, and the liver belongs to that response; CCK's business is with muscle and with the acinar cells, and the gall bladder belongs to that one. The route by which a thigh reaches either is the therapy's claim; the map of which hormone acts where is simply correct.

From Setting the Stomach

What else the Chole treatment was found to do — and what it was withdrawn from

Some patients who had burning in the chest also had high BP. When this treatment was given, it was seen that their systolic BP falls. The reasoning offered for it is this. For our digestive system to work rightly it is very necessary that the PSN — the para-sympathetic nervous system — should work properly; one chief work of the PSN is to increase the flow of blood to the digestive organs at the right time. When the working of the PSN is spoiled, how will the food be digested? And in high BP patients it has been seen that they have a great deal of pain in the part just above the navel — which means their intestines, especially the duodenum and jejunum, are not getting blood properly. From which it was inferred that in their body the functions of secretin and CCK will not be able to happen properly.

Not only this — when the PSN works properly, insulin will increase in the body, and the quantity of sugar in the blood will be reduced. That is perhaps why this treatment suited some diabetic patients. But some other diabetic patients did not feel well on being given (10) Medulla. So perhaps (10) Medulla harms them.

TAKE CARE

The three prohibitions attached to the Chole treatment

Diabetes. Those diabetic patients to whom (10) Medulla does not feel good should not be given (10) Medulla. And the standing rule of the ruled box stands above it: (10) Medulla is not given to patients of diabetes and of cancer. Hold both sentences; neither cancels the other, and the second is the more cautious.

Kidney failure. In some kidney failure patients this treatment was found to reduce both creatinine and sugar — while in some others the opposite effect was seen. Therefore we do not give this treatment to patients of kidney failure, so that no disorder should arise.

Heart disease. (10) Left Medulla only, in place of (10) Medulla.

Look at the shape of the kidney-failure sentence, because it is the most honourable in the article. No mechanism is offered. A result went two ways, the signal could not be read, and the treatment was withdrawn from that whole group of patients rather than given on a hope. That is exactly what a therapist should do with an observation he cannot interpret.

And one further note, which is a warning rather than an indication. If during pregnancy a woman gets high BP, then arterial spasm occurs in her kidneys, brain and liver — a kind of tightening comes into the arteries so that they cannot contract properly, and this same effect will certainly fall on the child's organs too. Because of high BP in pregnancy, proteins pass out in abnormal quantity through the urine, and both the flow of blood inside the kidneys and the glomerular filtration rate are reduced — meaning that from that woman's body the toxins, the unnecessary and waste things, will not be able to come out properly. The effect of all that will certainly fall upon the child.

A CASE FROM PRACTICE

The contractor who had bought acidity tablets for nine years

A composite, assembled to teach the reasoning rather than taken from one patient's file. The man of the opening story, followed through.

Devendra Pal Sethi · 51 · building contractor · Panipat · came with nine years of "acidity" and, in the last eight months, pain returning after treatment

What he said, in his own words. "Jalan hoti hai — seene mein. Goli se aaram aa jaata hai, phir wahi." Burning in the chest; the tablet helps; then it comes back. Asked after which food, he said after everything. Asked to name yesterday's meals in order and say which were followed by burning, he named three — fried fish at a function, his wife's Sunday pakoras, and a plate of rajma — and not the khichdi he had eaten when unwell on Thursday.

What was observed and palpated. Comfortable at rest, a little overweight around the middle. Around the navel he was tender at Pan, and markedly so at Gal and Liv — the right-side organs. He did not know the Gal tenderness was there. His belches, on questioning, were sour and came forty minutes to an hour after fat, not immediately.

Which reports mattered. He arrived with a folder. His ultrasound of the abdomen mattered — it had been done a year earlier for something else and showed no stones and no dilated duct, which removed a reason to send him elsewhere before starting. His liver enzymes mattered, and were normal. A raised cholesterol changed nothing about the treatment plan and was reported back to his physician. A six-year-old chest X-ray, filed carefully and shown proudly, changed nothing at all.

What was chosen, and why. Not a formula for acidity. The history said fat, the tenderness said Gal and Liv, and the rule of the digestive system said the burning was very probably a meal that would not leave the stomach. He was given the preparatory pair — (3) Gal (7) Liv × 2 treatments — on the first day and nothing else. He got up saying the heaviness had gone, which told the therapist he had read the chain correctly before any formula proper had been given.

Session by session. From the second day, the Chole treatment — (10) Medulla (6) Gas I (3) Gal — with the preparatory pair before it. Within a week the burning after ordinary meals had stopped; in the second week he ate fried fish at a wedding and had one bad night, which he reported cheerfully because he had been told to expect that fat would still test him. His systolic blood pressure, which had been high at the first visit, was lower at three weeks — recorded, not celebrated, because a man who has lain quietly for twenty minutes gives a kinder reading than a man who has climbed stairs.

What was done when it stopped working. In the fifth week the Gal and Liv tenderness came back, and the burning with it. Nothing in his life had changed; he had kept the parhez. (3) Gal (7) Liv was given, and other treatments, and no special difference was found — which is precisely the picture the therapy attaches to the next formula in this article. He was moved to the Vater treatment, and told plainly why, and it is taken up in the next section.

What went wrong because something was withheld. Only in the sixth week, and only because his wife came with him, did it emerge that he had been taking a second tablet — a churan powder from a shop, twice daily, for "gas". He had not counted it as medicine because it was not a doctor's. Asked "what do you put in your mouth for health?" rather than "what medicines do you take?", he answered at once.

What this case teaches

The useful question is not do you get acidity but after which food, and how long afterwards. Fat, forty minutes, sour belches — that is a different chain from acid.

A preparatory treatment that relieves on the first day is a diagnostic event. It told the therapist his reading of the chain was right, before the main formula was ever given.

A treatment that works and then stops working is information, not failure. Here it was the doorway to the Vater formula.

A report either changes what you do or it does not. Say which, out loud, in front of the patient — and send the ones that belong to a physician back to the physician.

Chole — three points, three reasons. Each point of the Chole treatment beside the job it was chosen to do, with the preparatory pair that is given first, the two stomach-setting variants, the three prohibitions that travel with the formula, and the pregnancy warning that is a referral and not a change of dose.

Also explained in

The formula that came out of what is inside bile — New Gal Setting the Stomach
Read the + and the × off Table 13, How a Formula Is Built, before you give it Part IV (15) Medulla Seated — acetylcholine, given before the (10) Medulla that opens part V Part V The Chole treatment formula — (10) Medulla (6) Gas
ADK — the sequence for the patient who once had pneumonia Water and Salt
If the mother had pneumonia during the pregnancy, then whatever deficiency came from it — surely that same deficiency will have come in the child too? The same reasoning was already used once, in the Chole treatment form
What is given to a small child at the mat The Child, the Elder and the Frail
If a pregnant woman's blood pressure rises during pregnancy, and after the birth it is found that the child is mentally slow, then giving that child the Chole treatment and other treatments brings considerable improvemen

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