- How it is given
- On the Side
- What it is used for
- Each Point in Use
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From On the Side
Thia = Thiamine
Lay the patient just as for Folic, on the left side, and press and release on the right hip in the direction of the head.
The difference between the Parkhoo treatment and this, in the laying down, is that the chest stays normal and the knees stay straight with the body — not near the chest.
| Patient's position | Lying on the left side, exactly as for Folic; chest normal; knees straight with the body; a pillow between both thighs Side-lying Left |
|---|---|
| Where the hands are placed | On the right hip, pressing and releasing in the direction of the head Right |
| Duration and repetitions | 2, 4, 4 |
| What it is for | Named for thiamine; no separate indication is stated at the point |
In all these treatments a pillow is needed between both thighs.
Also explained in
- Nia = Niacin On the Side
At B₁₂ and Nia the instruction is press … and release immediately; at Folic and Thia, press and release.
- What this article hands to the next On the Side
Thia — left side, right hip, toward the head.
- 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
- Right Vitamin Formation On the Side
ay them just as for the Folic or Thiamine treatment, and doing clockwise beside the ball of the femur bone of the thigh, go from below upward.
- Left Vitamin Formation On the Side
Table 1 — Right and Left Vitamin Formation Right Vitamin Formation Left Vitamin Formation Patient's position Lying on the left side, just as for the Folic or Thiamine treatment; a pillow between both thighs Side-lying
- 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