Neurotherapy (LMNT) point

(½) Ku – 3 secs (the mast-cell hold)

Also called: Half Ku 3, Half Kundali 3, Half Kundli 3, हाफ़ कुंडली 3

(½) Ku – 3 secs is the shortest form of the half Ku, named for the mast cells — the tissue cells that store histamine and heparin. It is one steady press at the very end of the spine, lying face down, and it appears in the Complement System formula for old diseases.

Overview

What is (½) Ku – 3 secs?

Ku — Kundali — is given over the sacrum, the triangular bone at the base of the spine. The half Ku is a single steady press, and each of its named forms is credited with its own target.

This is the shortest single application anywhere in the LMNT formulary. It is named for the mast cells, and it completes the set of four white-cell forms — neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils and mast cells — that LMNT teaches reduce the effects of both inflammation and infection.

The teaching points out a pattern: the shorter the form, the smaller and quicker the cell it is named for. Its use outside the Complement System is not described, so this page stays with what is written.

Illustration coming soonA mast cell in a strip of tissue releasing histamine and heparin from its granules

Mast cells sit in the tissues, ready to empty their granules within moments.

Where it is given

Where is it given?

PositionLying face down

Body areaThe lower end of the spine — the sacrum, just above the tail bone

You lie face down with pillows under the chest, and the therapist sits at your feet. The press lands on the last end of the spinal column — the lower sacrum, just above the tail bone, in the midline — the same place as every Ku form.

Illustration coming soonA grey mannequin lying face down with the lowest end of the spine softly highlighted

Face down, with the lower sacrum highlighted.

How it is given

How is it given?

With the middle part of the sole, normal pressure, held still and then released comfortably — the same single-press manoeuvre as every half-Ku form. It is very brief, and it is not a count.

The exact method and its place inside the Complement System formula are taught hands-on in the course, under a trained teacher.

Given withThe middle of the therapist's sole

PressureNormal, steady, one brief press

Patient positionFace down, pillows under the chest

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

What it does

What does it do?

In LMNT it is named for the mast cells, and with its three sister forms it is used to reduce the effects of inflammation and infection. These are the therapy's own clinical observations.

Named for the mast cells, the tissue cells that store histamine and heparin.
The last of the four white-cell forms in the Complement System formula.

Organs it reaches

Blood — The defence cells this family of forms is named for.
Skin — One of the tissues where mast cells live.
Spine — The lower end of the spine, where it is given.

Its family

How is it related to the other Ku forms?

The four white-cell forms are given at one spot, each as its own treatment.

(½) Ku – 20 secs — Neutrophils.
(½) Ku – 13 secs — Eosinophils.
(½) Ku – 6 secs — Basophils, and the mast cells that help make heparin.
(½) Ku – 40 secs — The pineal form — a very different target.
(4) Ku — The old Kundali — a series of presses at the same site.

What it is used for

What is it used for?

It is used inside the Complement System formula. Neurotherapy (LMNT) works alongside your medical care.

Infection and inflammation

InflammationOne of the four forms that reduce the effects of inflammation.
InfectionsOne of the four forms that reduce the effects of infection.

Formulas that use it

Which formulas include it?

Complement System

The long formula given after a UDF formula, beneficial for almost all old diseases.

Safety: when it is held back

Ku is not given to women during menstruation, and not to people with low blood pressure. Low blood pressure
In the Complement System formula, Thymus, Lymph and Ton 'T' are left out in diabetes or any autoimmune disorder. Autoimmune disorders
In cancer, never (10) Pan, Thymus, Pit, Lu + Sh, Rt. Ov / Lt. Ov or (30) Medulla in any formula it sits in. Cancer care: Neurotherapy (LMNT) support
Children get light treatment. Lighter formulas for children, the elderly and the weak

Common questions

Can such a short press do anything?

In LMNT the timing is part of the treatment's identity, not its strength. This brief form is credited with the mast cells; the claim is the therapy's own observation.

Is it given on its own?

It is described as part of the Complement System formula. Your therapist decides the plan from your findings.

Is it the same as the (½) Ku – 6 secs form?

No. Each form is a separate treatment. Two short forms are never added up to make a longer one.

Surprising facts

1Born in the marrow, settled in tissue

Mast cells start in the bone marrow but finish growing only after they move into tissues such as skin and airways.

Source: Krystel-Whittemore M, et al. Frontiers in Immunology. 2016;6:620.

2The itch messenger

The itch and swelling of a mosquito bite or a hive come largely from histamine released by mast cells.

Source: General immunology texts (e.g. Janeway's Immunobiology)

3Named for 'feeding'

Paul Ehrlich named them Mastzellen — 'well-fed cells' — because their granules made them look stuffed.

Source: Paul Ehrlich's first description of mast cells, 1878 (history of immunology; e.g. Janeway's Immunobiology)

Test yourself

Research

Strong evidence
A review of mast cells: where they live, what their granules hold (histamine and heparin among them), and their part in both healthy defence and allergy. Body science only; it does not test Neurotherapy (LMNT).
Krystel-Whittemore M, Dileepan KN, Wood JG. Mast Cell: A Multi-Functional Master Cell. Frontiers in Immunology. 2016;6:620.

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.