Neurotherapy points

All points, A–Z

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• (1) Gas Only – 6 pointsThe single six-station pass, the form used in the UDF formulas
• (1) point Liv × 6 treatmentsThe six paired stations given as separate events; in liver disease, all day at o
• (1) Pt. Gal × 6 treatmentsThe same three stations taken one at a time, a minute apart, twice over
• (10) MedullaThe vagus — the abdominal glands; stomach acid trebles
• (10) PanInsulin — diabetes, cataract, joint pain of many years
• (12) Gas 'I'For Parkinson's — works like (20) Medulla
• (12) LivThe count for dissolving gallstones; used in the Lactic Acid formula
• (12) MedullaThe hippocampus — fits at night; small worms in children's stools
• (15) MedullaAcetyl choline — the respiratory centre, voluntary muscle; MND, GBS, myasthenia,
• (18) PanTo reduce prolactin; cataract and eye disease
• (2) / (4) Ch. OnlyThe lighter counts — the lungs emptied of carbon dioxide
• (2) AdrAldosterone, to raise sodium — cramps from salt loss
• (2) MedullaThe second cranial nerve — eyes and speech; GABA; ataxia, Parkinson's
• (2) PanSomatostatin — to end tumour, cyst, lipoma; to stop anything hyper. Exactly six
• (2) ParaThe posterior pituitary and vasopressin — long-standing low BP, diabetes insipid
• (2) S4 – S5Prone; heels pressing inward either side of S5, muscles drawn inward and downwar
• (2) ThrdGiven in place of (4) Thrd in angina and heart patients, to reduce cholesterol
• (20) MedullaDopamine — Parkinson's, raised prolactin, fits; with (8), for height
• (3) SwtTo reduce the smell of sweat or urine; pimples
• (30) MedullaProstaglandins — inflammation, drug side-effects, PMS, asthma, systolic BP
• (4) AdrGlucagon, to raise blood sugar
• (4) KuProne; mid-sole on the last end of the spine. Two count as one — eight applicati
• (4) MedullaGiven clockwise with T1/T2 — C1–C8, chest, mitral valve, spleen, upper limb
• (4) PanGlucagon for weakness from lack of sugar; appetite and height in small children
• (4) ParaPTH and blood calcium — cramps from calcium deficiency, heavy menstrual flow
• (4) ThrdT₃ and T₄ — metabolism and body temperature; brain development in intellectually
• (6) AdrThe anti-inflammatory count; usually × 3 treatments
• (6) Gas 'I'Lowers systolic BP; blood flow to gut and kidney arteries
• (6) L3, 4, 5Prone; soft inner sole from above the L3 bead — exactly behind the navel — at di
• (6) Left SwtOpens — dilates — a narrowed sphincter, valve or duct; difficulty breathing in,
• (6) MedullaThe hypothalamus — temperature, hunger, thirst; meningitis; epilepsy; paralysis
• (6) Right SwtCloses — constricts a dilated sphincter, valve or duct; loose motions; difficult
• (6) SwtNor-epinephrine — to slow the intestines in loose motions. Given without a side
• (7) LivThe count carried by the Heparin, 1,25 DCC and Angiotensin #2 formulas
• (8) Ch. OnlyThe count used in the Oxygen, 1,25 DCC and Heparin formulas; pairs with (20) ↑\
• (8) MedullaSerotonin — deep sleep, depression; vascular permeability
• (8) PanThe pancreatic enzymes and sodium bicarbonate; appetite; ulcer; indigestion
• (9) GalThe high count — for excessive anger, and restless children

A

• Abdomen SettingFour passive movements of the folded knees, in order; no hand touches the belly.
• AcidSide-lying; sole down the right thigh, waist to knee
• ADRProne; palms flat beside T6 and at three places in the mid-back. Stimulates the
• Ankle PointFingers rotating clockwise all round the ankle skin — the troubled leg only
• ArmpitSupine; mid-sole through the inner armpit out to the middle of the upper arm. Th

B

• Back ArrowProne; soft sole, mid-back → shoulder, then shoulder → mid upper arm
• Back of KneesProne; behind the knee, then the upper and lower borders, drawn outward
• BAFASupine; both soles in short close steps, shoulder → elbow → wrist → fingertips,
• Bell's PalsySeated; both thumbs drawing the face from the working side across to the other
• Bending ForwardCupped palms, behind the knee → heel → toe tips; given with Standing Point
• Beside the SpineProne; first and middle fingers either side of the column, pressed down and inwa
• Big Toe GasTherapist's heel on the patient's big toe — both feet, or one at a time. For gas
• Bindu PointProne; long diagonal from L5 up to the opposite shoulder, then the other way
• Blood Supply to LegsProne; soft mid-sole, back of the thigh hip → knee, crossed feet. Usually 30 tim
• Blood Supply to SidesProne; soft inner sole at the side of the hip, sweeping outward, 6–12 times
• BOFSoft soles near both heels, walking the calves so the muscle is drawn towards th
• BOF — all 4 sidesHeels or palms, tissue pushed from in front of the heel upward toward the knee —
• Brodmann's Area 17 & 18 GhisaiSeated; edge of the thumb over the two circles at the back of the head
• B₁₂Side-lying; upper left hip, pressed toward the knees and released at once

C

• Calf Muscle Ghisai (Left)Three stages, three tools: thumb tips inside the leg, four fingers outside, thum
• Ch. OnlySupine, head end, no pillow; sole oblique, chest → shoulders. Three rubs count a
• CNNSThumb from the ankle forward to where the toes emerge, then at the nail edge — n
• CNNS — all 3 sidesAnkle → nail edge three times on one named toe: centre, then left-to-right, then
• ConstSupine; both feet one after the other in the middle of the right thigh

D

• DorsalSeated; both thumbs on the beads of the spine at the nape — the midline lane
• Down ArrowPalm under the neck, middle of the palm over T1. For Ménière's — fluid to be red
• DysSupine; both feet in the middle of the left thigh

E

• Ear PointsSeated; four stations at the ear, left ear first
• Electrical WavesSupine; heel or palm edge from behind the ear down the side of the neck
• EndorphinSeated; soft thumbs from the Medulla site down the back of the neck to about C7

F

• Feather TouchFingertips only, stroking the required part like a peacock's feather
• Fluid or AlkaliSide-lying; left sole down the side of the left thigh — the mirror of Acid
• Folded LegsSupine; the patient's own thighs press the therapist's fists down and inward int
• FolicSide-lying; upper right hip, pressed toward the knees
• Fracture PointProne; 'T' pumps the heels at S1–S5 15–20 times, then without stopping 1-2-3 wal

G

• GalSupine; right sole down the patient's left thigh, three (or four) stations hip →
• Gal–Spl GhisaiSupine; soft mid-soles on the outer pelvic rim, both sides at once, softly, six
• Gas 'I'Supine; soles and heels down both calves, at least six places knee → heel
• Gas OnlySupine; both soles, at least six places down both thighs, no space left empty
• GirirajSupine; fingers together, knee → groin along three or four lines, carrying muscl

H

• H ArrowProne; between the shoulders, both sides of C7. Nerves of T1 and T2
• HammeringSeated; a soft hammer or the finger pads, tapping all round the head — never the
• Hydrocele PointThe heel from the side, on the painful calf spot four to five inches above the a

J

• Jaw PointsSeated; both cheeks at the angle of the jaw. Teeth and gums
• JJ BackProne; stations two inches apart, six inches below the hip up to the hip bone —
• JJ GroinSupine only; the same ladder up the front of the thigh — for leftover pain on th
• JJ⁺²Below the knee → ankle, pillow under the calf, three rounds. For L4–L5–S1
• JJ⁺¹Waist → knee, pillow under the thigh, three graded rounds. For L1–L2–L3

K

• KatkaProne, four pillows; soles L5 → T1 three times, then the outer edges give one je
• Knee Cap FreeSupine or seated; palms above and below the knee, on edge either side of the cap
• (½) Ku – 13 secsOne hold, thirteen seconds. Eosinophils
• (½) Ku – 20 secsOne hold, twenty seconds. Neutrophils — infection, and long-standing UDF
• (½) Ku – 3 secsOne hold, three seconds. Mast cells
• (½) Ku – 40 secsOne hold, forty seconds. The pineal gland — melatonin; brain, speech and CSF dis
• (½) Ku – 6 secsOne hold, six seconds. Basophils (Cranial Nerve and Brain Formulas); mast cells and heparin (Each Point in Use). The op
• (½) Ku – 60 / 80 secsOne hold, sixty or eighty seconds. Also the pineal — research continuing

L

• L4 FractureProne; force on the inner side of the calves, stretching the L4 nerves
• L5 FractureProne; force on the outer side of the calves, stretching the L5 nerves
• L5–S1 GhisaiThree different actions, three different counts — the L1–S1 band 20–25 times; th
• Lacrimal PointSupine; thumb and second finger in a soft handkerchief at the inner corner besid
• Left Chest OnlyLeft lung only — reduces acid symptoms and Mu° pain
• LivSupine; right sole on the left arm above the elbow and left sole on the left thi
• Liv – 3 pointsThree paired stations, arm and thigh together: waist/elbow, middle/middle, wrist
• Liv°Supine; right sole just outside the left shoulder joint, parallel to the body, w
• LoveleenSupine; three stages each side, chest and last rib and waist, each ending at the
• Lower Shoulder Blade PainProne, elbows bent, palms facing the sky; a six-step palm relay, spine → fingert
• Lt. Ov.Supine, head end; left sole on the patient's right forearm, three stations elbow
• Lt. ParkhooSide-lying; foot or hand at the two points of the left hip, above and below, wor
• Lu + ShSupine; palms at the collar bone very lightly, then above the shoulder joint, pr
• LymphSupine; both feet high on the thighs at the groin, heels touching, toes on the i

M

• MedullaSeated; both thumbs behind the ears below the skull bone, soft pads rubbing down
• MesencephalonSeated; both thumbs in the gutters either side of the midline bone at the nape
• Motor Neuron PointProne, four pillows; heels one by one either side of the C7–T1 joint, foot at 90
• MuSupine; left sole on the right arm near the elbow and right sole on the right th
• Mu – 3 pointsThree paired stations, arm and thigh together, waist/elbow → wrist/knee
• Mukha DhautiNo hand is placed. The patient is taught and coached in the breath
• Mu°Supine; left sole just outside the right shoulder joint, parallel to the body, w

N

• Neck ClockwiseSeated; fingers gathered into a pad, circling clockwise ear → shoulder, left sid
• Neck GhisaiFour stages in order — front and back with light hands, then the sides, then a n
• NecklaceSeated; right thumb tip at the edge of the skull bone, many close points from be
• New CNNSThe same run, the toe pulled between thumb and finger instead of bent
• NiaSide-lying; left hip, pressed toward the head, released at once
• NNSThumb at each toe joint in order, beginning where the toe emerges

O

• On the SpineProne; edge of the big thumb riding the beads
• ONSAt the patient's right heel; the right hand's three fingers set between the big
• Opposite PointA rule for choosing the place, not a technique. Right hand ↔ left leg; left hand
• Organ ClearanceProne; palm over and around the column, vertical down and up without lifting, th

P

• P pointThe heel on the mid-thigh muscles, pressed and then given an upward jerk
• PanSupine; both soles at once, soft mid-sole in the middle of each thigh at the hip
• ParaSupine, head end; the right arm only — near the elbow bone, then near the should
• Paralysis ClockwiseClockwise rolls down the inner side of the limb and up the outer, in named segme
• PelvicProne; outer edge of the foot, sole oblique, on the edge of the femur ball, cros
• PitSupine, head end; both feet at once, one on each arm — stations 1 and 3 near the
• PradeepSupine; five stages — the angled pillow, the stance between the legs, one heel j
• PtyalinSeated; both palms at four stations — cheeks, below the jaws twice, in front of

R

• RamanSeated; both hands over the shoulders from behind, back muscles lifted upward, c
• Right / Left Vitamin FormationBeside the ball of the femur at the right or left waist, clockwise, from below u
• Right Chest OnlyRight lung only — reduces alkali symptoms and Liv° pain
• Rocket PointBase of the palm from the wrist of the troubled arm driving the muscles up to th
• Round Arrow↓ · राउंड एरो
• Rt. Ov.Supine, head end; right sole on the patient's left forearm, three stations elbow
• Rt. ParkhooSide-lying; foot or hand at the two points of the right hip, above and below, al

S

• Sangam PointsThree places: below the elbow (C6–C8 confluence) ×6; the thumb–finger junction ×
• SatnamSeated; palms covering the head, thumbs behind the forehead, fingers at the star
• Sciatica PointProne; both big toes either side of L5 with light pressure, then the heel down t
• Sciatica SettingSupine, pillow under the foot, left foot first; the heel fixed while the toes ar
• ShivajiSeated; base of the palm rotating clockwise — shoulder to lower scapula in front
• ShuklaWrist and ankle, four ways each, six times each: up-down, side-to-side, clockwis
• Sinus PointSeated; four thumb sweeps over the sinus cavity, the sides of the nose, the eyeb
• Speech PointTapping above the left temple of the forehead, to stimulate Broca's area
• SplSupine; left sole down the patient's right thigh, three (or four) stations hip →
• Standing PointProne; the heel at the joint from which each toe arises on the top of the foot,
• StretchSupine; over the forearm elbow → wrist, then wrist → fingertips with two rotatio
• SubclavianSeated; soft thumb along the inner collar bone out to the shoulders, into the ho
• SudhakarProne; the muscles around all the vertebrae of the back moved and set back in pl
• Sulta UltaSupine; soft part of the sole only, elbow → wrist, then wrist → fingertips. In a
• SuperfastSoft mid-soles in close overlapping steps — on the side opposite the pain, for t
• SWTProne; both palms on edge either side of T6–T12, slight inward pressure. The adr

T

• T8Prone; press and release all around the T8 bead and either side of it. No count
• Tail Bone PainProne; the last end of the spine, for injury from a fall on the stairs or a heav
• Teeth PointsSeated; above the ear and below the eye for the upper teeth, below the chin and
• Tennis ElbowSupine; soft inner sole on the upper arm standing very close to the elbow — the
• TFRubbing three sides of every toe joint — rousing the nerves under the skin, neve
• Th + ChAll three contacts — breastbone, chest-to-shoulder, armpit to mid upper arm — on
• Th. OnlySupine; ball of the right foot obliquely on the breastbone rubbing toward the le
• ThiaSide-lying; right hip, pressed toward the head
• Thoracic T1/T2Seated; the two beads immediately below the prominent C7. Provokes the lymph nod
• ThrdSeated or supine; flats of both palms on both sides of the throat hollow over 2–
• Thrd 'P'Supine, head end; the left arm only, near the elbow bone and near the shoulder.
• Three ArrowsA shortcut in the writing, not a separate treatment — On the spine, Beside the s
• Ton 'P'Three rubs — cheek 12, below the cheek 6, side of the neck 3 — flat palm, then p
• Ton 'T'The same three rubs with the counts exchanged — cheek 6, below the cheek 12, nec
• Triangle for PilesProne; one heel near the tail bone, then both heels above the hip at S5, then ou

U

• Up ArrowPalm over the L5 vertebra, middle of the palm over the middle of the bead. For v
• Upper Shoulder Blade PainProne, elbows bent, palms facing the ground, arms raised; both feet sliding both

V

• VasantiVery softly; supine, soft mid-sole heel → knee both sides of each leg in turn, t
• Vocal PointBoth palms cupped either side of the throat, stroking the muscles below from the

W

• WDSupine, head end; both feet first beside the neck, then brought one by one to th