Hashimoto’s thyroiditis destroys thyroid tissue and is often found late because the symptoms are so varied. Part 1 covers TPO and TG antibodies, the full symptom picture from cold sensitivity to vocal cord oedema, and the CTT and STT ampoules that commonly resonate: wheat and gluten, candida, gammaherpes viruses, heavy metals and teeth 1.6 and 2.6.
Category Archives: Bronchitis and cough
The Triple Heater is not an organ but a functional unit in three parts, governing food energy, basic energy and defence energy. Covers the upper, middle and lower warmer, the digestive fire and how cold food leads to spleen Qi deficiency, the four meridian programmes, flooding between 3E 1 and 3E 23, and the acupuncture indications including the key point 3E 5.
In TCM the spleen and pancreas form one functional unit, and a weak middle accounts for around three quarters of all illness. Covers spleen Qi stagnation from cold food, sweets, bread and dairy, the emotional picture of worry and rumination, the third chakra link, the six spleen and pancreas programmes, and settings for two further programmes you save yourself.
A blocked lung meridian can show as bronchial asthma, spastic bronchitis, tonsillitis, rhinitis, facial skin problems, shoulder pain, eczema or throat disease, often where scars, tattoos or piercings cross it. Covers the programme sequence for flooding the meridian from Lu 1 to Lu 11, cable and applicator placement, and the individual points with locations and indications.
Programme settings to raise resistance to infection and to treat a cold, then the nutrient points of Sissi Karz. These skin projection zones govern nutrient uptake and can feel tender or numb. Covers kinesiological and biotensor localisation and the vitamin C, vitamin B12, riboflavin, copper and zinc points with the programme for each.
Repeated infections when the immune system is not fully balanced, with cold, damp, stress and poor nutrition weakening Qi. Sets out the TCM reading of the water, earth and metal elements and gives five standardised prophylactic sessions at one to two week intervals, with applicator placement, storage media, channel 2 substance complexes and the programmes for each session.
Older and weakened animals, large herds and high turnover in a stable all raise susceptibility to infection, and cold, wind and damp finish the job. Sets out the TCM reading of cold and damp weakening Qi, which elements tend to test, and five standard prophylactic therapy sessions with their programmes, timings, applicator placement and channel 2 substance complexes.