- How it is given
- Knee, Leg, Foot
- What it is used for
- Each Point in Use
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From Knee, Leg, Foot
JJ GROIN and JJ BACK — for the pain that is left over
Inner side of the knee → Groin; outer side → Back. Two words decide
Also explained in
- JJ BACK — given face down Knee, Leg, Foot
JJ Groin JJ Back Patient's position Laid straight (supine) only Supine Laid face down, 1½ pillows under the chest Prone Surface worked The muscles and tissue on the upper front part of the femur, sent from below upward
- The knee sequence, said aloud Knee, Leg, Foot
ine separable treatments, their counts and their sides, in one order THE METHOD, STEP BY STEP The order, with its counts — to be learnt by heart · Treatment · Position · Tool · Count · Which side 0 · The chemical points
- Questions students ask Knee, Leg, Foot
JJ Groin and JJ⁺¹ are both on the front of the thigh.
- The knee and the lower limb Each Point in Use
Its full staged sequence — the pillow, the jerk, the walks and the stand — is taught in Knee, Leg, Foot J groin Supine With this treatment we pull upward the tissue on the inner side of the knee that has descended, and bring
- Introduction Knee, Leg, Foot
Tell JJ Groin from JJ Back by position, surface, indication and sign — and say plainly why neither is the same family as JJ⁺¹ and JJ⁺².
- Why the chemical points come first Knee, Leg, Foot
Where the therapist stands or sits Named in Beside the patient, the usual way, weight on the palms through the chairs Back of knees, BOF Prone Hands only, no chairs Knee Cap Free, Giriraj, calf muscle ghisai Supine
- The line that closes the chemical half Each Point in Use
Once you know the word, three entries fall into place at once: J groin lifts the tissue that has descended on the inner side of the kaṭorī, J back the outer, and Pradip pulls the muscles and nerves of both sides away fro
- Every symbol, and how to say it in words The Shorthand
Table 11 — The written symbols and their names (second plate) Symbol (described) Code Full name A ring atop a line forking into two limbs, each ending in a dot, above a ground line Hydrocele point — Left and right arro