- How it is given
- The Front of the Body I
- What it is used for
- Each Point in Use
Watch
The back chart — Mu° and Liv°
The kidney points in the soft hollow between last rib and hip bone
Turn the patient, or reach round to the flank, and the map continues. The back list is short, and it is the half of the chart a therapist uses first.
Table 3 — The pain points of the back
| Code | Read aloud | Principal organ or related symptom | Where it lies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mu° | Mucus zero | Left kidney | The soft part in the middle, between the last rib and the hip bone, on the left Left |
| Liv° | Liver zero | Right kidney | Exactly the same place on the right Right |
| Thia | Linked to thiamine deficiency symptoms | Above the back of the hip bone Right | |
| Nia | Linked to niacin deficiency symptoms | Above the back of the hip bone Left |
Finding Mu° and Liv° by feel
You find this point with your hand and not with a ruler, so it is taught by feel.
Liv° — Liver Zero (लिवर जीरो)
Tell the patient to keep the hand and the leg placed just as for Liv. Place your right sole just outside their left shoulder joint, and your left sole on their left thigh, and, standing straight, press at both places together for six seconds and release. This is called (1) Liv°.
If a greater number is to be given, then change the place on the thigh turn by turn, but on the shoulder it stays near the joint.
| Patient's position | Supine; two pillows — one under the thigh, one under the shoulder with its edge pressed against the side of the chest — and the flat pillow under the hand, the hand at the same distance as for Liv Supine |
|---|---|
| Where the feet are placed | Right sole just outside the left shoulder joint, the sole exactly parallel to the body; left sole on the left thigh. One foot placed without pressure, then the other, then the weight let down Left Both sides |
| Duration and repetitions | 6 seconds at both places together, released = (1) Liv°; for higher counts the thigh place changes turn by turn, the shoulder place stays near the joint 6 sec |
| What it is for | Increases blood circulation in the right kidney |
What lies beneath. The cap of muscle over the point of the shoulder, and under it the knob at the top of the arm bone with the small cuff tendons fastening onto it, a lubricating sac between the two. Further in, under the fold of the armpit, run the great vessels and nerve cords on their way into the arm — one more reason the contact is just outside the joint and laid flat. The right kidney lies at the back of the body, behind and below the last rib, packed in fat.
Also explained in
- The two kidneys and the two directions Each Point in Use
iv° reduces alkali, Mu° reduces acid — learn the two as a pair Everything in this therapy that has a left and a right has a reason for it, and nowhere is the reason plainer than here.
- Mu° — Mu Zero, Mucus Zero (म्यूकस जीरो) The Front of the Body I
Patient's position Supine; two pillows, as for Liv° Supine Where the feet are placed Left sole just outside the right shoulder joint, parallel to the body; right sole on the middle of the right thigh Right Both side
- Two cases from the reference Each Point in Use
On gentle inward pressure around the navel she was tender at Mu° and at Const, and not at Liv°.
- W D — White Discharge The Front of the Body I
Legs answer pains above the navel, arms answer pains below it, and left answers right, right answers left: Gal on the left thigh, Spl on the right; Liv on the left limbs, Mu on the right; Liv° on the left for the right k
- Introduction The Front of the Body I
Eleven names and their variants — Pan, Gal, Spl, Liv, Mu, Gas Only, Gas 'I', Liv°, Mu°, Const, Dys, WD — account between them for more time on the mat than everything in Seated I — Brain, Medulla, Neck to 24 together.
- The three rules before the "zero" points The Front of the Body I
he sole only, two pillows, and the hand left where Liv and Mu put it Liv° and Mu° are given in the same place and the same manner as Liv and Mu, with two changes that the small ring records — the hand contact moves up to
- Why the map crosses The Front of the Body I
Liv° is the code for the right kidney and is given on the left side of the body.
- Mu – 3 points — that is, (3) Mu — (1) Mu-3 वाला The Front of the Body I
TAKE CARE ध्यान दें — the pillow under the hand, the carrying angle, and the chair leg This note is printed at Mu and applies to Liv, Mu, Liv° and Mu° alike.
- Questions students ask The Front of the Body I
What exactly is being claimed when the entry says Liv° "increases blood circulation in the right kidney"? Two things, and they deserve separate pockets.
- At a glance Each Point in Use
Liv° reduces alkali and corrects high blood pressure; Mu° reduces acid and corrects low blood pressure — and Mu° is not given to a patient whose pain is only at Liv°.
- The standing rules of every supine treatment The Front of the Body I
For Pan, Liv, Mu, Liv°, Mu°, Gas Only and Gas 'I' — and the same caution applies for WD, Rt.
- The chest and the breath Each Point in Use
Left Chest Only Left Stimulates the left lung only — reduces the symptoms of acid, and reduces pain at Mu° (the lung-cancer bar stands) Left is paired with acid throughout the atlas Right Chest Only Right Stimulates t
- When ALTF is finally given Correcting the Two Kingdoms
hen, after giving the UDF formula for some days, the motion — that is the stool — begins to come properly and the pain of Gas goes away, if even then they have pain in several points such as Gal, Liv, Liv° and so on, onl
- The Ulta Kidney Clear formula Water and Salt
So, from sixty years of experience, the finding is that the order of the above formula is to be changed according to the patient's condition, in this manner — I · (1) Mu° · (1) Liv° · (5) ↑\ · ↓ · (2) Ch.