Nia

How it is given: On the Side
What it is used for: Each Point in Use

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Nia = Niacin

Lay the patient just as for B₁₂ above, on the right side, and press on the left hip in the direction of the head, and release immediately.

The number of these four is 2, 4, 4. That is: press and release twice; then, after ten seconds, press and release four times; then, after ten seconds again, press and release four times.

Patient's position	Lying on the right side, exactly as for B₁₂; chest normal; knees straight with the body; a pillow between both thighs Side-lying Right
Where the hands are placed	On the left hip, pressing in the direction of the head, and releasing immediately Left
Duration and repetitions	2, 4, 4 — press and release twice; after ten seconds, press and release four times; after ten seconds again, press and release four times. This count governs all four of these points
What it is for	Named for niacin; no separate indication is stated at the point

In all these treatments a pillow is needed between both thighs.

Key teaching

The count 2, 4, 4, and the ten seconds that are part of it

Press and release twice. Wait ten seconds. Press and release four times. Wait ten seconds again. Press and release four times.

Ten presses in all, in three sets of two, four and four, with two waits of ten seconds built into the middle of them.

The waits are the treatment, not a pause in it. Pressure squeezes blood out of a place and release lets it flood back, and the flood is the point of the press. Cut ten seconds to three because the hall is busy and you have given a different treatment.

Two of the four release immediately, and two do not say so. At B₁₂ and Nia the instruction is press … and release immediately; at Folic and Thia, press and release. Give each as it stands: nothing is held at B₁₂ and Nia.

What lies beneath — and one correction that must be said plainly. Under the hand in all four is the Parkhoo field. With the knees straight the pelvis lies flatter, so the hand meets a broader, flatter surface than the raised edge Parkhoo works, and "toward the head" and "toward the knees" are directions of drag across it — and the direction tissue is dragged in genuinely does change what the cells inside it experience.

The correction is this. Folic acid, thiamine, vitamin B₁₂ and niacin are nutrients the human body cannot manufacture. That is not an opinion about these points; it is what the word vitamin means. If a patient is short of B₁₂, they need B₁₂.

And yet a real claim sits beside that one. Whether a person absorbs and holds on to these nutrients is a different question from whether they can build them — a question about the stomach, the gut and the liver, where this therapy does most of its work. B₁₂ has a long journey with several places to fail: freed from food by stomach acid, bound to a carrier made by the stomach's own lining, taken up near the end of the small bowel. So the defensible sentence — to a patient, and on a card — is: "this work is aimed at digestion and absorption, which is one of the things that decides your vitamin levels." Testable, and it costs nothing to check.

TAKE CARE

Three facts every therapist who uses these names must know

1. Folate can hide a B₁₂ deficiency while the damage goes on. Folate alone can correct the blood picture while injury to the nerves quietly continues. So B₁₂ is checked first, and a patient taking folic acid tablets on somebody's advice is asked about it by name.

2. B₁₂ trouble can reach the nerves before it reaches the blood. Numbness or pins and needles in both feet, unsteadiness in the dark, a burning tongue, a changed memory — all can arrive with a perfectly ordinary haemoglobin. Numbness in both feet is referred, not treated around.

3. Thiamine deficiency is a genuine emergency and is regularly missed. Confusion, unsteadiness, or eyes that will not move together — especially after weeks of vomiting, stomach surgery, long poor eating, or heavy drinking — go to hospital the same day.

A CASE FROM PRACTICE

The bus conductor whose feet had gone quiet

A composite, assembled to teach the correction rather than taken from one patient's file.

Ashok Pawar · 54 · retired bus conductor · Nashik · came with burning and numbness in both feet for eight months, and tiredness

What he said. "From the ankles down it is not my own foot. At night it burns. My sugar is controlled, the doctor says everything is normal. Somebody told me you have a B₁₂ point. Give me that and I will stop this tablet business."

What was observed and palpated. A heavy, cheerful man with a tongue smoother and redder than it should have been; both feet dry, no hair on the toes. With his eyes shut he could not tell which way his big toe was moved, and standing with feet together he was far more unsteady with the eyes closed than open. The navel findings gave a clear acid picture; Acid was tender; stools hard, every third day.

Several findings read as one picture. Numbness in both feet, worse in the dark, a smooth red tongue, eight months of tiredness — in a man on a diabetes tablet for eleven years. Not a foot complaint and not a nerve trapped in a back, but a both-sided, bottom-up pattern with a tongue sign attached, in a man on a medicine known to reduce B₁₂ absorption over years.

Which reports mattered. The blood-sugar reports he was proud of changed nothing here. What was needed was a B₁₂ level, never done — his haemoglobin was normal, which is exactly why nobody had looked.

The choice made, and why. He was not given a B₁₂ point that day, and he was told why in words he could repeat at home — the body cannot make B₁₂; it can only take it in and absorb it. He was asked to stop nothing his doctor had given him, the digestive work began that morning, and the vitamin-named points were held back until the number was known.

Session by session. The level came back low and his physician started injections. Over six weeks the digestive block ran twice a week; B₁₂ and Folic were added once the injections were running, explicitly alongside them. The burning eased at about five weeks; the numbness lifted slowly, never completely.

What was done when the first approach failed. In the fourth week his feet were worse for ten days: he had begun taking his wife's folic acid tablets, because "folic" was written on his card. That was stopped and his physician told.

What went wrong because something was withheld. He never mentioned those tablets until asked in two parts — what have you been prescribed, and what else are you actually swallowing?

What this case teaches

Numbness in both feet is investigated, not treated around — a normal haemoglobin is no reason to relax about B₁₂.

The point named for a vitamin does not supply the vitamin. Say so first, plainly.

A patient will copy a word off his card and buy it at the chemist.

DID YOU KNOW?

The disease that was blamed on maize for two hundred years

When maize crossed from the Americas into Europe it fed a great many people cheaply, and then, in the poorest maize-eating districts, a strange illness appeared: cracked, sun-darkened skin, diarrhoea, and a mind that slipped away. It was called pellagra — rough skin.

For two centuries the argument was whether maize carried a poison or an infection. It carried neither. Maize holds its niacin in a form the human gut cannot open, and the people who had eaten maize longest — in Mexico — had always soaked it in lime water first, which opens it. The technique travelled to Europe without the recipe.

The second half is what makes it worth telling here: the body can make a little niacin out of a building block found in protein — but not enough to live on. Niacin sits exactly on the line this article must be careful about.

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Left Vitamin Formation On the Side
ay them just as for the B₁₂ or Niacin treatment, and doing clockwise beside the ball of the femur bone of the thigh, go from below upward.
What this article hands to the next On the Side
Nia — right side, left hip, toward the head, releasing immediately.
Introduction On the Side
Parkhoo at both points of the hip, counting correctly — once above and once below is one — and give Folic, Thia, B₁₂ and Nia, each on its own side, at its own hip, in its own direction, on the count 2, 4, 4.
The four points named for vitamins On the Side
Two sides by two directions gives four named points — Folic, left side and right hip toward the knees; Thia, left side and right hip toward the head; B₁₂, right side and left hip toward the knees; Nia, right side and lef
Folic — फोलिक एसिड · folic acid On the Side
Patient's position Lying on the left side; chest normal; knees straight with the body — not near the chest; a pillow between both thighs; a pillow under the head Side-lying Left Where the hands are placed On the righ
The hip pair — the vitamin points Each Point in Use
To remove deficiency of vitamin B₁₂ and niacin — such as feeling fatigue; blackness between the joints of the fingers; numbness of the feet on sitting for a long time; anaemia; mouth ulcers; weaknesses of the nerves; wea
Reading OLD UDF point by point Clearing the Ash
Parkhoo is not the Folic, Thia, B12 or Nia treatment, though it is given at the same hips.
The four vitamin points, front and back The Navel Speaks First
A, B₁₂, Thia and Nia on the rim of the hip bone — prompts to test Take the four together: they behave as a family, and they are the points most likely to send a patient into a laboratory.
The Oxygen-Hormonal treatment Water and Salt
Only IV — (3) Folded legs (6) TF (3) NNS V — (3) Raman × 1 treatment VI — (2) Folic VII — (2) Thia VIII — (2) B₁₂ IX — (2) Nia X — (10) Medulla + Fast Gas : Gas 'I' : Gal : Spl : Liv : Mu XI — (1) Pit (1) Thrd (1) Adr
The back chart — Mu° and Liv° The Navel Speaks 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°
The master list — every treatment point, by the position the patient is placed in The Shorthand
Parkhoo Left Parkhoo On the Side Folic Folic acid On the Side · Vitamin and Gene Formulas Thia Thiamine (B₁) On the Side B₁₂ Cobalamin On the Side · Vitamin and Gene Formulas Nia Niacin (B₃) On the Side Right and left Vitamin formation Vitamin formation, both sides On the Side Fluid or alkali Flui
What the review of the points adds Clearing the Ash
Parkhoo Stimulates the absorption of B₁₂ and niacin, folic acid and thiamine.
One name this article does not answer to Clearing the Ash
OLD UDF read whole: (15) Medulla for acetyl choline; Parkhoo light then heavy for folic acid, thiamine, B₁₂ and niacin — niacin so the glands' secretions are made and released, thiamine for the smooth muscle of the stoma
Mild Genes Vitamin and Gene Formulas
Parkhoo (3) Gal (7) Liv (8) Lt Parkhoo By the Black formula, the Folic black formula or the Large folic black formula, the diseases that have come from a deficiency of Vitamin B₁₂, niacin, folic acid and thiamine can be

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