Back Pain – Lower Protocol
Step 1: Standard Protocol - Core Therapy Back Shu Points - Located 2 fingers width to each side of the spine, at the level of the lower border of the spinal [...]
Step 1: Standard Protocol - Core Therapy Back Shu Points - Located 2 fingers width to each side of the spine, at the level of the lower border of the spinal [...]
Low back pain (LBP) is the leading cause of disability worldwide, contributing to more than 10 of the total years lived with disability (Vos T, Flaxman AD, Naghavi M, Lozano R, et al. Years [...]
Back pain is pain felt in the back. It can be classified as neck (cervical) pain, mid-back (thoracic) pain, lower back (lumbar) pain or coccydynia (tail or sacral pain), depending on the segment affected. [...]
Step 1: Standard Protocol - Core Therapy Back Shu Points - Located 2 fingers width to each side of the spine, at the level of the lower border of the spinal bones. [...]
Acute ankle injury is one of the most prevalent musculoskeletal injuries. An ankle sprain is the most common lower limb injury in physically active individuals. Each day, almost one ankle sprain occurs per 10000 [...]
If the calf muscles (gastrocnemius and soleus) are tight where they meet the ankle, the lower part of the calf and the area around the ankle bone may be swollen or red. The area [...]
Pain is a common problem in inflammatory bowel disease, affecting approximately 70% of patients, and remains a long-term problem in one in two patients. It is mainly localized in the abdominal cavity and is [...]
An elongated abdomen bulges abnormally from the outside. You can see and measure the change; sometimes, you can feel it. A bloated stomach can be due to gas bubbles or a fluid, tissue, or [...]
Step 1: Lu 9 - On the radial side wrist crease, at the proximal base of the retinaculum, between the radial pulse and the radius. Apply at 45-degree angle. Sp 1 [...]
Step 1: Si 1 - At the ulnar base of the 5th finger. Tw 3 - 2 fingers proximal to the heads of the 4th and 5th metacarpal bones, where the [...]
Step 1: H 9 - Acute vascular point: Mental calming and vascular spasm. 1st for strokes/heart attacks. At the radial base of the 5th (baby) finger nail. Gb 41 - Sudden [...]
Step 1: Si 3 - Located at the ulnar end of the distal transverse palm crease. With the fist closed, located inside the skin fold and pressed up against the bone. [...]
Step 1: St 38 - 1/2 way between the outside border of the patella and anterior ankle crease. 1 finger width lateral to ridge. Treat ipsilateral. Gb 41 - Sudden onset [...]
Apply negative polarity (–) on one side of the scar and apply homeostatic – bi–polar polarity (+/–) on the other side for optimal outcomes. Use essential oils if you can! [...]
Step 1: H 7 Valium pt. - On the ulnar side wrist crease, at the proximal base of the retinaculum, to the thumb side of the flexor carpi tendon. Lu 9 [...]
Step 1: Si 3 - Located at the ulnar end of the distal transverse palm crease. With the fist closed, located inside the skin fold and pressed up against the bone. [...]
Step 1: H 7 Valium pt. - On the ulnar side wrist crease, at the proximal base of the retinaculum, to the thumb side of the flexor carpi ulnaris tendon. P [...]
If FEAR is cause of incontinence (abuse or traumatic event) then SEDATE ( –) the following Kidney points. Otherwise, always strengthen (+) Kidneys. Step 1: Sp 6 [...]
Step 1: Li 11 - At the lateral end of the transverse elbow crease with the elbow bent at 90 degrees. When arm is extended, between the bicep tendon and the [...]
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