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Chart 9 Polarizing Painful Energy Blocks in the Long Bones of the Legs.

Randolph Stone. Book 3, Volume 1, Polarity Therapy. Chart 9 (printed page 60). Digital Dr. Stone archive: https://digitaldrstone.org/books/polarity-therapy/chart-9/

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Spastic muscles over the anterior superior spine of the ilium [ASIS] cause the anteriority of the innominate [hip] and the sacrum. The positive pole is the tension over the shoulder and on the outer arm muscles on that side. Both areas must be polarized by firm pressure contacts simultaneously for release. See Chart 13 Book 4Return to passage · Open original illustration Spastic muscles over the anterior superior spine of the ilium [ASIS] cause the anteriority of the innominate [hip] and the sacrum. The positive pole is the tension over the shoulder and on the outer arm muscles on that side. Both areas must be polarized by firm pressure contacts simultaneously for release. See Chart 13 Book 4



Spastic muscles over the anterior superior spine of the ilium [ASIS] cause the anteriority of the innominate [hip] and the sacrum. The positive pole is the tension over the shoulder and on the outer arm muscles on that side. Both areas must be polarized by firm pressure contacts simultaneously for release.
See Chart 13 Book 4

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The inner muscles of the thigh on each side have a releasing effect on pelvic organs and muscles. Like the perineum, they also have a polarity reflex to the throat and neck muscles. Firm polarizing contacts here are valuable for throat and neck release especially in torticollis.Return to passage · Open original illustration


The inner muscles of the thigh on each side have a releasing effect on pelvic organs and muscles. Like the perineum, they also have a polarity reflex to the throat and neck muscles. Firm polarizing contacts here are valuable for throat and neck release especially in torticollis.

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