- How it is given
- Seated II — Face, Jaw, Ear, Sinus
- What it is used for
- Each Point in Use
Watch
From Each Point in Use
The head and the face
Hammering, speech, ear, eye and teeth — and the side crosses
Table 18 — The head, the face, the ear and the eye
| Point | What it is used for | When it must not be used | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bell's palsy Seated | For a person whose mouth is twisted to one side, which is called facial paralysis. They cannot smile properly, or cannot close the eye fully. They benefit greatly from this treatment | — | |
| Hammering Seated | To increase the circulation of blood inside the brain, a towel is placed on the head and it is struck lightly with a special kind of soft hammer. For paralysis patients, this treatment is given on the left side of the head for speech. And those who have difficulty in moving the left hand or leg are treated on the right side of the head | — | The side crosses. Left side of the head for speech; right side of the head for a left-sided limb. |
| Speech point — hammering for speech Seated | Given to increase the circulation of blood inside the brain above the left temple of the forehead. In paralysis, for those who have trouble with speech — that is, who cannot speak clearly or distinctly — it is given to stimulate Broca's area for speech. Broca's area is that part of the brain that controls speech, that is, pronunciation | — | |
| Ear points Seated | Given for reduced hearing, deafness and all problems of the ear. It stimulates the nerves around the ear and increases the capacity to hear | — | |
| Lacrimal point Supine | This is useful for opening the tear ducts if any dirt collects in them. Excellent for all diseases of the eyes. Give especially for glaucoma, for boils in the eyes, for debris, or for continuous watering of the eyes for no reason, and so on | — | |
| Teeth point Seated | Given to increase the circulation of blood in the teeth or the jaws, from which the pain in them comes to an end | — | Before this, the appropriate heparin treatment according to the patient's body is to be given. A point with a prerequisite, not merely a use. |
| Vocal ghisai Seated | This is given to relax the muscles of the voice box. For a bad throat, or hoarseness in the throat causing difficulty in speaking, or for those whose voice does not come out at all, it is excellent | (the anterior-neck rule governs it) ▲ Take care | |
| Dorsal Seated | This is mostly given in MS, MND and other such brain diseases. Research on this is still going on | — | The second of the two places in this article where the work is openly marked unfinished. |
Teeth point is the only entry in the physical half with a prerequisite. Before this, the appropriate heparin treatment according to the patient's body is to be given. Not a heparin treatment — the appropriate one, according to the patient's body, which is a whole family of formulas and a choice to be made. A card that reads Teeth point alone is a card missing a line.
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