The UDF family tree. Eight generations of UDF formula as one descent, each carrying its own written line, with the diabetic branch leaving the spine and the HCl treatment joined by a dashed connector.
There is a name a student will meet in and will come back here to look up, and they should be told plainly that they will not find it. The Complement System formula — the fourteen-part treatment at the very end of the formulary — carries this instruction with it: giving the Complement System after the New UDF formula is beneficial for almost all old diseases.
That is the only place the phrase "the New UDF formula" appears, and no formula in this family is called by that name. The thirteen above are named by what they do or by the patient they were made for — the seed, the modification, the improved and the comprehensive treatments, the two written for diabetics, the simplest, OLD UDF, the four matched to symptoms, and the heaviest. Which of them the instruction means is not said, and it is not for a therapist to decide by guessing.
What the instruction does carry is its order, and the order is the part a therapist acts on: the Complement System comes after a UDF formula and not before one. That is the order this whole article has been teaching — the ash cleared first, the defences raised afterwards. No method is given here for a formula of that name, and none is supplied; choose the UDF formula for the patient in front of you by Table 24 below. (Figure 29.7)
Choosing a UDF formula. The one-sheet poster: what UDF is, how to find it in two minutes, the finding-to-formula chooser with its 'watch for' column intact, the three settings of the last step, and the four bars.
The family is taught whole in Clearing the Ash, "Clearing the Ash" — the seed, the modification, the improved and comprehensive treatments, the two written for diabetics, the simplest, OLD UDF, the four matched to symptoms, an
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