Gas Releasing Techniques

impulse to expel same, dislodges and flushes these lumps out. The effort tones the muscles. This may be repeated daily or as often as the patient feels the need of it. Sometimes nothing but excess gas is lodged there, making the patient feel very uncomfortable, and the use of the warm water in this way usually brings instant relief.

After completing the flushing of the colon with warm water, some cold water may be quickly used in the same way and expelled immediately. The cold water also tones the rectal tissues and completes the application.

Many chronic, migraine headaches may be relieved by this simple procedure of releasing the gas blocks in the neuter [neutral] pole of the airy principle.

The positive pole of the airy principle is naturally in the lungs, as the intake of fresh air for the circulation.

The negative pole of this gas pressure is felt in the calves of the legs and the exact area between the tibia and the fibula, which reflexes to the colon.

Excess gas pressure also frequently manifests as pain in the bones, especially the femur and the tibia, as well as in the feet. Many bone pains are due to air stagnations in the Haversian canals [canals of Havers], especially in the long bones. Indigestion and excess gas formation may even make the arms feel numb at times, after heavy meals. Spasm in the fascia and the tissues on the outside of the arms, and in the fascia lata on the legs, is a typical symptom of indigestion and gas stagnation. Most neuralgias are due to this cause. Heat applications may relieve, but POLARIZATION CORRECTS THE DISTURBED ENERGY FIELDS. Excess gas must be released wherever the the [sic] symptoms manifest themselves. Before this is released, no other treatment or remedy is of much help.

Cramps which come and go, or a "stitch" in a muscle, are usually due to gas pressure. Such airy stagnation often precedes rheumatic symptoms and arthritis, where more solid particles fill in the stagnant fields. Neuritis may be a stagnant airy block, before inflammation of the tissue sets in.

As previously mentioned, the upper jaw bones react to the shin bones, in polarity reflex tracings, and the lower jaw bones react to the pubic bones on each side. "As above, so below." The positive area is reflected in the negative one. WIRELESS ENERGY CURRENTS UNITE BOTH AND CAN RELEASE BOTH THROUGH PROPER APPLICATION OF POLARITY THERAPY.

Techniques for releasing excess gas pressure are given in a series of charts in this book (No. 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25) because more than one area must be treated, depending on where and how intense the blockade or blockades may be. These treatments are best given with the patient sitting in an upright position because diffused gases in the tissues have a tendency to rise for expulsion. When there is enough energy present to expel them downward, there is no difficulty in obtaining relief. But, as gases are often diffused in muscle tissue and elsewhere, it takes a little time to get them to move and collect for release in a hearty belch or natural downward expulsion. These areas must be coaxed through stimulation and relaxation to get them to react and expel the gas gathered there.