Chart No. 2: Structural Balance

do for such a case? For years I pondered over this question and now the answer reveals itself in this simple geometric design. Is such a discovery worth while or acceptable, even if it saved the lives of only one per cent of the angina pectoris cases, by having a diagram of Nature's process of doing things?

For further analogy of design, please compare the top of the chest and the 1st dorsal [thoracic, T1] with the bottom of the chest and the diaphragm. Is it not an oval, like a barrel, with two ends and a functioning middle or neuter [neutral] center, the heart? Wouldn't such a simple viewpoint be helpful for the vital balance of the neuter [neutral] functioning pole?

STRUCTURE REACTS FROM ITS SUPPORT, UPWARD. FUNCTIONAL IMPULSES ARE FROM ABOVE, DOWNWARD - from the top or superior pole to the bottom or inferior pole. Couldn't this vital arrangement in the body be useful in heart conditions, by starting at the active center and balancing it? I leave this thought with every doctor who is interested in real, vital research.

SUMMARY

If anyone should wonder what is the good of this chart and its new geometric relationship, when the five cervicals [C1, C2, C3, C4, C5] and the five lumbars [L1, L2, L3, L4, L5] are used but little in adjusting by that sequence, the answer is that this new idea is a vital relationship of function rather than for structural correction by adjustments.

In your next KIDNEY, LIVER, HEART OR ASTHMA case, just use this vital balancing principle for about fifteen minutes in a few cases and you will be astonished at the remarkable results. Find the active, sore area or vertebrae and balance them with double contacts, according to the areas shown on the chart.

To proceed according to mere routine is not enough. The actual block must be found through diagnosis by means of touch on the transverse process of the cervical vertebrae. Then start the geometric balancing from there, by single or double contacts above and below, as the lesion indicates. The foot and neck poles should also be balanced. Diagnose from the neck soreness and treat from the bottom up.

In asthma you will find similar conditions, including the 10th dorsal [thoracic, T10].

Influenza is usually a stagnant and toxic colon. Release it by contacting the colon poles from the feet and legs upward to