Neurotherapy (LMNT) formula

Ulta 1,25 DCC — the thin-stool form

Also called: Ulta 1,25 DCC for thin stool, Reversed 1,25 DCC with lighter spine work

This is the fourth version of the Neurotherapy (LMNT) calcium formula, 1,25 DCC. It is chosen when the stool is very thin and comes three or four times a day — read in Neurotherapy (LMNT) as alkali having risen a good deal. The order is reversed, and the spine work is made lighter on purpose.

Overview

What is the thin-stool form of Ulta 1,25 DCC?

The 1,25 DCC formula supports the chain of organs that makes active vitamin D — the hormone that helps the intestine absorb calcium. Neurotherapy (LMNT) keeps four versions of it and picks one each day from the form of the stool and the pain at the two kidney points beside the navel.

When the stool is medium, the order of two pairs is turned around — that is Ulta 1,25 DCC. When the stool is very thin and frequent, the body has leaned further towards alkali. So the order is turned around in the same way, and in addition the spine work, which lowers acid, is made lighter, while the chest work, which lowers alkali, stays at full strength.

Illustration coming soonA balance scale tilted towards the chest side, with the chest work at full weight and the spine work lighter, and the kidneys and intestine faint in the background

In the thin-stool form the balance is tipped on purpose: the chest work, which lowers alkali, stays full, and the spine work, which lowers acid, is made lighter.

What it is for

What is it used for?

The work of the 1,25 DCC formula — supporting the body's own making of active vitamin D, for the absorption of calcium and other body salts.
For the patient whose stool is very thin and comes three or four times a day, whom Neurotherapy (LMNT) reads as having a good deal of extra alkali.
To lower the alkali more than the ordinary balance would, which the teaching says such patients need.

Points it works through

Which points does it work through?

The same set as every 1,25 DCC formula. Only the order and the weight of the closing pair differ. The exact method is taught hands-on in the Neurotherapy (LMNT) course.

(7) Liv

The liver point — the liver turns vitamin D from the skin into its storage form.

(4) Para

The parathyroid point, for PTH, without which the kidneys cannot make the active hormone.

Mu°

The left kidney point, given ahead of its partner in the reversed forms.

Liv°

The right kidney point, which with Mu° completes the kidney step.

Round Arrow

The Round Arrow along the spine, which lowers acid. Here it is deliberately lighter.

Ch. Only

Chest Only, which lowers alkali. Here it is kept at full strength.

Position: Lying on the back (supine) for the liver, parathyroid, kidney and chest points, and face down (prone) for the spine.

The exact technique is taught hands-on in the Neurotherapy (LMNT) course. See the course →

How it works

Why is the balance broken on purpose?

In Neurotherapy (LMNT), Chest Only and the Round Arrow are a balancing pair, matched in strength so that together they leave the acid–alkali balance steady. In this one version the teaching breaks that rule deliberately and says why: by keeping the chest work full against a lighter spine, the alkali is lowered more than it would be in a balanced pair — which is what patients with thin stools need.

The explanation travels with the formula so that nobody mistakes the uneven pair for a slip of the pen.

Its family

Which formulas are related?

The four stool-chosen versions of 1,25 DCC, and the other reversed formulas.

Ulta 1,25 DCC — The reversed form for a medium, cow-dung-like stool, with the closing pair in its usual balance.
1,25 DCC (ordinary form) — The standard formula, for a normal, banana-like stool.
Pure 1,25 DCC — The first version, without the balancing pair — very powerful and seldom used.
Ulta Normal — The reversed digestive formula, for soft and frequent motions.

What it is used for

When is it chosen?

In a person who needs the calcium formula, when the stool is very thin and frequent on the day.

Calcium and bones

OsteoporosisThe 1,25 DCC family is the calcium formula; this version follows a thin stool
Muscle crampsCramps from a shortage of calcium

The alkali side

AlkalosisVery thin, frequent stools are read as alkali raised a good deal
Diarrhoea (loose motions)The stool picture that selects this version — the loose motions themselves still need their own care

Safety: when it is held back

Thin, frequent stools mean water and salt are being lost. A person who is dizzy on standing, passing little urine, very thirsty, or has blood in the stool, fever or severe pain needs a doctor first. How to tell a patient to see a doctor
The version is chosen fresh each day from the stool and the kidney points. When the stool firms up, this version is no longer the right one. Reading the stool: the seven stool forms and what they mean
No forceful pressure on the spine of anyone with thin bones, long steroid use or a fracture from a small fall. Children, the very weak and people with osteoporosis are treated with the hands only, and children get light treatment. Osteoporosis
The kidney points are not roused in kidney failure or kidney cancer; Chest Only is not given in lung cancer; Liv is not given with cancer in the liver. Kidney disease
Keep taking the medicines your doctor prescribed. Neurotherapy (LMNT) works alongside your medical care, never instead of it.

Common questions

Is this a treatment for diarrhoea?

No. It is the calcium formula, adjusted for a person whose stool is thin. Loose motions themselves are handled with their own formulas and, where needed, by a doctor.

Why is the spine work lighter here?

The spine work lowers acid. With a lot of extra alkali in the body, lowering acid further is not wanted, so it is reduced while the alkali-lowering chest work stays full.

Could I get a different version next time?

Yes. The version is decided at every visit from your stool and the kidney points.

Surprising facts

1Your gut handles litres of water a day

Around eight to nine litres of fluid from food, drink and digestive juices enter the gut each day, and all but about a tenth of a litre is taken back. Thin stools mean that recovery is failing.

Source: Guyton & Hall, Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th ed. — intestinal fluid absorption.

2Active vitamin D is made in the kidney

The final step that turns stored vitamin D into the active hormone happens mainly in the kidney, switched on by parathyroid hormone.

Source: Bikle DD. Chem Biol. 2014;21(3):319–329.

3Calcium runs your heartbeat

Only about 1% of the body's calcium is outside the bones, yet that small share controls muscle contraction, nerve signals and the heartbeat.

Source: NIH Office of Dietary Supplements, 'Calcium — Health Professional Fact Sheet'.

Test yourself

1. Which stool picture selects this version? Very thin, three or four times a day Hard, like a goat's Banana-like, once a day

2. What is made lighter in this version? The liver point The spine work, which lowers acid The chest work, which lowers alkali

3. Why is the uneven pair written with its reason? So nobody mistakes it for an error Because it is optional To make the card longer

Research

Strong evidence
A review of the vitamin D chain — skin, liver, then the kidney, where parathyroid hormone switches on the making of the active hormone that raises calcium absorption.
Bikle DD. Vitamin D metabolism, mechanism of action, and clinical applications. Chemistry & Biology. 2014;21(3):319–329.

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.