- How it is given
- Uncommon Problems
- What it is used for
- Each Point in Use
- Take care
- not to women who wish to become mothers
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From Uncommon Problems
TON 'P' and TON 'T' — the same three rubs, different counts
Twelve, six, three against six, twelve, three — read the letter
TON 'P' — this is for stimulating the parotid glands situated at the side of the cheek.
TON 'T' — this is for stimulating the tonsil glands situated in the neck.
In both treatments exactly the same thing is to be done; only the count differs. In the following three places, rub with normal pressure, in this order. The first two treatments are to be given keeping the palm flat, but the number three treatment is to be given with the edge of the palm. Do the left side first, then the right side.
| # | Where to rub | Tool | Ton 'P' | Ton 'T' |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | On the cheek — from above, in front of the ear, down to the neck | Palm flat | 12 times | 6 times |
| 2 | Below the cheek — from the chin in front, to behind and below the ear | Palm flat | 6 times | 12 times |
| 3 | On the side of the neck, where the neck and the shoulder meet | The edge of the palm | 3 times |
| Patient's position | Not stated; the face and the side of the neck must be reachable Seated |
|---|---|
| Pressure | Normal pressure, in the order given — 1, then 2, then 3 |
| Order of the sides | The left side first, then the right side Left Right |
| What they are for | Ton 'P': stimulating the parotid glands at the side of the cheek. Ton 'T': stimulating the tonsil glands in the neck |
| The restriction | Ton 'P' treatment is not given to those women who wish to become mothers ▲ Take care |
| What must follow | Immediately after the Ton 'T' treatment, Sangam points are to be given |
The whole difference between two treatments is four numbers. Rub 1 is 12 for P and 6 for T; rub 2 is 6 for P and 12 for T; rub 3 is 3 for both. Everything else — the three places, the order, the flat palm for the first two, the palm edge for the third, the left side before the right — is identical. Which is exactly why a card that reads only Ton has told you nothing, and why the letter must be read.
From Fire and Swelling
Ton 'P', mumps, and a restriction the therapy imposed on itself
Asking the question is your business. Are you hoping for a child, now or soon? — asked privately, plainly, and before this point is used, not after.
Also explained in
- The points of immunity Each Point in Use
(Figure 25.4) Table 10 — THYMUS, THYMUS + CHEST, ARMPIT, LYMPH, TON 'P' and TON 'T' Point and variant What it is used for When it must not be used Notes (4) Thymus / (8) Thymus Given to increase the body's disease-resis
- After the treatment is over Uncommon Problems
Ton 'P' and Ton 'T': the same three rubs in the same order, palm flat, palm flat, palm edge, left side first.
- Two cases from the reference Each Point in Use
And there is a treatment in this atlas described as unmatched for setting a prolapsed uterus back in its place: Ton 'P'.
- Introduction Uncommon Problems
Give Ton 'P' and Ton 'T', whose three rubs are identical and whose counts are not, the Sangam points that follow one of them, the Ankle point, and Feather touch.
- How this article is arranged, and how to stand Uncommon Problems
Where the therapist is Named in Sitting at the patient's head Down arrow Supine Seated Sitting at the patient's waist Up arrow Supine Beside the patient, hands only, no chairs Lower shoulder blade pain Prone · Pa
- PROLAPSE POINT — also written P point Uncommon Problems
Ton 'P' — later in this article.
- SHUKLA — the wrist and the ankle, four ways each Uncommon Problems
Vasanti, Feather touch, Ton 'P' and Ton 'T', Sangam points and Ankle point — the tail of the atlas, with the four numbers that are the whole difference between the two Ton treatments and the counts of the three confluenc
- Questions students ask Uncommon Problems
They are two treatments with a restriction attached to one of them, and Ton 'P' is not given to a woman who wishes to become a mother.
- The glands of the throat and the head Each Point in Use
▲ Take care TAKE CARE The throat is worked with the whole palm, briefly, and never on both sides at once Thrd, Thrd 'P', Ton 'P', Ton 'T' and Vocal ghisai all bring the hands to the front or the side of the neck.
- At a glance Each Point in Use
Ton 'P' is not given to women who want children, and it is not to be called a contraceptive treatment, because that is not proven.
- Questions students ask Each Point in Use
Three entries in this atlas hang a capital P off a shared stem and none of them is the others: P point, the prolapse point, which must be followed immediately by (6) WD; Thrd 'P', a point of the anterior pituitary with i
- The cord Treating Women
Ton 'P' may also be given to them — but to those women who still wish to bear children, Ton 'P' is not to be given.
- What is given to a small child at the mat The Child, the Elder and the Frail
Ov., WD, Ton 'P', Ton 'T'.
- 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