![(A) Positive digestive reflex points for that side of the body (B) Gall bladder, gall duct, and duodenal reflex point (C) Neuter [Neutral] pole of duodenum and bile duct outlet (D) First joint and second phalanx of the first finger as the neuter [neutral] pole reflex of the gall bladder, gall duct, and duodenum where it empties. (E) Second toe, first joint, and below it, as reflex points for the gall bladder, duodenum, and gall duct where it empties. (F) Positive pole contact point for the duodenum. (G) Neuter [Neutral] pole of duodenum on the left side (H) Symphysis pubis [Pubic symphysis] reflex (I) Left index finger contact for therapy on the first joint and second phalanx for the duodenum reflex on the left half of the body. (J) Negative pole, second toe, first joint and second phalanx, as reflex point for the duodenum on that side of the body.](/assets/img/v1b3c07a.jpg)
(A) Positive digestive reflex points for that side of the body
(B) Gall bladder, gall duct, and duodenal reflex point
(C) Neuter [Neutral] pole of duodenum and bile duct outlet
(D) First joint and second phalanx of the first finger as the neuter [neutral] pole reflex of the gall bladder, gall duct, and duodenum where it empties.
(E) Second toe, first joint, and below it, as reflex points for the gall bladder, duodenum, and gall duct where it empties.
(F) Positive pole contact point for the duodenum.
(G) Neuter [Neutral] pole of duodenum on the left side
(H) Symphysis pubis [Pubic symphysis] reflex
(I) Left index finger contact for therapy on the first joint and second phalanx for the duodenum reflex on the left half of the body.
(J) Negative pole, second toe, first joint and second phalanx, as reflex point for the duodenum on that side of the body.
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