Also called: old Jeevan Dhara, APR class C, heavy form
The heavy version is the older, four-part form of Jeevan Dhara, the Neurotherapy (LMNT) formula for abdominal pain without loose motions. It works round the whole navel area and contains the New Genes formula as one of its parts. It has since been replaced by a light version that the teaching calls lighter, and more effective.
Jeevan Dhara is class C of the abdominal-pain-releasing (APR) treatments: belly pain with no complaint about the motions. Because the bowel's movement is correct, it is left alone, and the blood supply is increased above, beside, below and behind the navel.
This heavy version was the first form. It covered the same four regions in four parts, with many more applications and four patient positions. The teaching itself calls it 'the heavy treatment'. Its line 'this treatment may be given to everyone' is true only for those it is meant for — never someone with loose motions.
The heavy version works through the points below, listed as a set by the region they serve. The exact method is taught hands-on in the Neurotherapy (LMNT) course.
Above the navel — the stomach, on the thighs.
Above the navel — the small intestine, down the calves. Gas Only and Gas 'I' always travel together.
Right and left of the navel — the gall bladder, given before the spleen.
Right and left of the navel — the spleen.
Right and left of the navel — the liver, given before Mu.
Right and left of the navel — the region to the left of the navel.
Below the navel — opens the New Genes part.
Below the navel — on the forearms, inside the New Genes part.
Behind the navel — the right kidney.
Behind the navel — the left kidney.
The chest glide, always closed by Round Arrow.
Beside the spine — the balancing partner of Ch. Only.
Position: Lying on the back (supine), on each side (side-lying) for the kidney points, and face down (prone) for Round Arrow.
The exact technique is taught hands-on in the Neurotherapy (LMNT) course. See the course →
The organs are given in their normal order — gall bladder before spleen, liver before Mu — which the teaching says increases the normal movement of the bowel. The chest glide is always paired with Round Arrow, so the acid–alkali balance the formula sets is held.
Later the same treatment was made lighter, in five parts, with roughly a quarter of the applications — and the reported results were better, not worse. A long session through four positions tires an old body. So today the light version is given, and the heavy one is learnt as its history.
The heavy Jeevan Dhara sits in the APR family and carries a whole formula inside it.
The same uses as the light version, which is now preferred.
No. The teaching says the light version gives better results. More pressure is a different treatment, not a stronger one — and it tires the body.
Neurotherapy (LMNT) keeps older forms beside their successors so that students can see how a formula grew, and read old treatment cards correctly. An older form is not an error.
No. Jeevan Dhara is only for belly pain without loose motions. Loose motions have their own treatments, which slow the bowel instead.
Waves of muscle contraction push food along the intestine from mouth to rectum. Each wave is set off by stretching of the gut wall, run by the gut's own nerves.
Source: Guyton & Hall, Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th ed. — peristalsis and the myenteric reflex.
The two kidneys filter about 180 litres of fluid a day and return almost all of it, keeping only a litre or two as urine.
Source: Guyton & Hall, Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th ed. — glomerular filtration rate about 180 L/day.
With age, muscle strength and the body's reserve fall, so long, effortful sessions cost more energy. Shorter, lighter care fits better.
Source: World Health Organization. World report on ageing and health. Geneva: WHO; 2015 — decline in intrinsic capacity with age.
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