In dogs the small intestine meridian starts at the outer claw fold, in horses at the outside of the hoof, and runs to a point in front of the ear. Covers the indications from colic and watery faeces to mastitis, corneal opacity, epilepsy and laryngitis, the four meridian programmes, flooding between SI 1 and SI 19, and the procedure for stagnation.
Category Archives: Epilepsy
The heart meridian is the YIN partner of the small intestine meridian and rules the blood, the vessels and the tongue. Covers its three inner branches, the indications from cardiovascular disease and grief to tendovaginitis, epilepsy and pruritus, the four meridian programmes, the two blockage programmes, and the He 1 to He 9 applicator set-up in the horse.
Chronic pain, polyneuropathy, paraesthesia and nerve injury in animal patients, treated by flooding the affected meridians alongside the cause. Covers the nervous system meridian programmes according to Dr. Voll, second channel ampoules, epilepsy and behavioural problems, shock and laterality programmes, blockages worth checking, and testing dogs for spike protein information.