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Book 4 · The Mysterious Sacrum · Volume 2 · chart · printed page 28

Chart 5 The Cause of the Short Leg and Its Physiological Reaction.

Randolph Stone. Book 4, Volume 2, The Mysterious Sacrum. Chart 5 (printed page 28). Digital Dr. Stone archive: https://digitaldrstone.org/books/mysterious-sacrum/chart-5/

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Book 4 Chart 5, figure a Book 4 Chart 5, figure b

Electro magnetic [Electromagnetic] currents which travel from head to foot on each side of the body in opposite directions.

A polarity contact on the sides of the big toe with pressure and a stretching movement, toward the median line of the body. This is used where the quick tap on the joint is counter indicated.Return to passage · Open original illustration




A polarity contact on the sides of the big toe with pressure and a stretching movement, toward the median line of the body. This is used where the quick tap on the joint is counter indicated.

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(A) A specific short leg technique Polarity reflexes found in the joints of the big toe. A mild shock treatment with respiratory reflexes, shoulder tension release and lengthening the usual short leg. See Chart No. 37, Book 2.Return to passage · Open original illustration




(A) A specific short leg technique

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Polarity reflexes found in the joints of the big toe. A mild shock treatment with respiratory reflexes, shoulder tension release and lengthening the usual short leg.

See Chart No. 37, Book 2.

Illustration Keywords: (fig. 1) plus, minus, +, -, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
(fig. 2) rear, front, right, left, feet, +, -

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