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The order of treatment
Ten toes in one running order, alternating and then settling
For both the TF and the NNS treatments there is one and the same order, which can change according to the formula and the need.
If only 20 TF 6 NNS is written, then treatment is to be given to all the toes, in this order:
One order for both treatments
Gas : Gas 'I' : Pan (left) : Pan (right) : Gal : Liv : Rt. Ov. ; Spl : Mu : Lt. Ov.
In different treatments the order is changed.
In some illnesses we give treatment to only one or two toes. For example, in 6 NNS 'Gal' we press only the middle toe of the patient's left foot, six times, downward — not the other toes.
But if NNS 'Pan' is written, then treatment is to be given only to the Pan toe of both feet — that is, the first toe next to the big toe. Whether you give them one by one or both together.
Table 25 — The standard TF / NNS running order, decoded
| Order | As written | Which toe | Foot | The organ named |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gas | Big toe | Left | Gas below the sternum |
| 2 | Gas 'I' | Big toe | Right | Directly above the navel |
| 3 | Pan (बाया, left) | First toe | Left | Head of pancreas |
| 4 | Pan (दाहिना, right) | First toe | Right | Tail of pancreas |
| 5 | Gal | Middle toe | Left | Gall bladder |
| 6 | Liv | Third toe | Left | Liver, mid ascending colon |
| 7 | Rt. Ov. | Smallest toe | Left | Right ovary / testis, appendix |
| 8 | Spl | Middle toe | Right | Spleen |
| 9 | Mu | Third toe | Right | Descending colon, left of the navel |
| 10 | Lt. Ov. | Smallest toe | Right | Left ovary / testis, sigmoid colon |
The order is not foot by foot — it alternates, and then settles. Gas on the left, Gas 'I' on the right; Pan left, Pan right; and only then does it run down one foot and afterwards the other. It is organised by organ logic, not by the convenience of the therapist's hands. The two gas stations first, then the two halves of the pancreas, then the biliary and hepatic group, then the spleen and the left colon, with the two gonadal stations placed at the end of each foot's run.
And notice that nothing new has been introduced. Pan, Gal, Liv, Mu, Spl, Rt. Ov., Lt. Ov., Gas, WD — the whole abdominal vocabulary you learned supine in The Front of the Body I, "The Front of the Body — I". What has changed is only the place from which the same organs are addressed. A student who knows the abdominal set already knows this one; it is the same alphabet written in a different hand.