- How it is given
- The Front of the Body II
- What it is used for
- Each Point in Use
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Lymph — the lymph point (लिम्फ)
In appearance this seems like the Pan treatment, and yet it is different from it. It rouses the lymph nodes of the thighs — that is, the ducts that carry the lymph.
Stand on both thighs very close to the groin, so placed that both your heels are very close to one another. Then press both heels downward and inward, hold for six seconds and release. Do it as many times as the number written.
| Patient's position | Supine, one pillow under both thighs Supine |
|---|---|
| Where the feet are placed | Both feet on the thighs, very close to the groin, with both heels touching one another; the toes on the inner side of the patient's thigh Both sides |
| Duration and repetitions | Press both heels downward and inward, hold 6 seconds, release; as many times as the number written 6 sec |
| What it is for | Rousing the lymph nodes of the thighs — the ducts that carry the lymph |
The three differences between Pan and Lymph
They are given a hand's breadth apart on the same thighs and they are not the same treatment. The differences are stated as three, and all three are checkable by eye before any weight goes down.
1. Which part of the foot carries the weight. In Lymph the therapist's weight is on the heels; in Pan the weight is on the middle part of the sole.
2. Whether the heels touch. During the treatment, in Lymph it is compulsory that both heels touch each other; whereas in Pan, if the width of the patient's thigh is greater, there may be some distance between the two heels.
3. Where the toes lie. In Lymph the therapist's toes will be on the inner side of the patient's thigh; whereas in Pan the toes may also be outside the thigh — and that depends on the width of the thigh and the length of the therapist's foot.
The finding that proves the point. If someone has a boil or a pimple on any toe of the foot, or has been injured anywhere on the foot, there will be a great deal of pain in the lymph node of that thigh; and as soon as we rouse that node by our treatment, the pain will reduce immediately. That is a prediction — it says in advance what you will find and on which side.
What lies beneath. Just below the crease of the groin sit the drainage glands of the whole lower limb — including the whole surface of the leg and foot, toes included, which is why the observation above is anatomically exact. A finger's breadth to the inside run the leg's main artery, vein and nerve under little more than skin: which is why the heel is a more demanding tool here than the mid-sole, and why the toes go on the inner side.
Also explained in
- Th. Only — Thymus Only (थैमस ओनली) The Front of the Body II
Figure 17.4 Lymph, and the chest group.
- Questions students ask The Front of the Body II
What in this article will I actually use in my first year? Lymph, the chest group, Thrd, Lu + Sh and the toe work.
- The points of immunity Each Point in Use
(1) Lymph / (5) Lymph Near the waist, in the upper part of the thighs, there are many lymph nodes.
- Armpit (आर्म पिट) The Front of the Body II
Only; first the left side, then the right × 3 Left Right What it is for Rousing the lymph nodes of the armpit; increasing the body's immunity And the same predictive observation as at Lymph, one limb higher.
- The note that belongs here: (6) Right Swt for bronchial asthma Fire and Swelling
We provoke the nodes of the thighs by the treatment named Lymph.
- The second river, which has no pump The Body's Own Pharmacy
ymph — the fluid that drains every organ, and why it moves only when you move The therapy's own definition names two fluids, not one: it restores the flow of blood and lymph.
- The warnings that shape a plan — blocking From Findings to a Plan
Table 2 — The conditions, and the points blocked in each Disease or condition Blocked points Autoimmune disorders, arthritis, inflammation / polio Th · Th+Ch · Lymph · Armpits · Ton 'P' · Ton 'T' · Spl Asthma Spl · Thrd
- VTF (Mild), and the version for chronic disease Fire and Swelling
Table 8 — Card: VTF (Mild) Supine 6 sec × 3 ▲ Take care Written VTF (Mild) → (1) Lymph (1) point Spl (1) Th.
- The slowest river in the body Cranial Nerve and Brain Formulas
Lymph has none.
- A long line with conditional omissions How a Formula Is Built
Parts V, VI and VII are (1) Thymus, (1) Lymph and (1) Ton 'T' — the three given to increase immunity.
- Where this leads Fire and Swelling
Only (12) Armpits + Ton 'P'; then Mild — (1) Lymph (1) point Spl (1) Th.
- July 2006 — the Star formulas are broken apart and rebuilt The Stiffening Joint
She was told plainly what this article's caution says: in rheumatoid arthritis and autoimmune disorder, Armpit, Lymph, Spl, Thymus, Thymus + Chest, Ton 'P' and Ton 'T' are withheld — because where the body's defences hav
- What this completes Cranial Nerve and Brain Formulas
Part · Given · What it is for I · Endorphin · For pain — to reduce the sensation of pain II · Ptyalin · For saliva — for the digestive system III · (3) Raman · For the peritoneum — so that all the organs work properly IV
- Feather Touch — the lightest treatment there is Cranial Nerve and Brain Formulas
Parts V, VI and VII — (1) Thymus, (1) Lymph, (1) Ton 'T' — were given.