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Indigestion, Gas and Exhaustion

All three symptoms are caused by a lack of vital energy with which to carry on normal function. Foods lie in the stomach and ferment, also in the intestinal tract and in the colon. The gases penetrate the tissues and the circulation, which adds up to suboxidation and exhaustion.

Even with a carefully selected diet, these persons are full of pains and misery. A certain food may digest one time but not the next time. When the airy energy is not moving, nothing can move in the body which depends on secretion and oxidation.

In these cases the best therapy is to enable them to expel the gases first, by working for the eructations [belches] of them and starting them in the downward direction also. See pages 90 to 102 in Book 3, "Polarity Therapy".

Next is the stimulation of the seat of the reserve energy in the body, which is the umbilical area. Have the patient lie on the back, face up, and work this tissue with a gripping motion with the right hand while the left hand rolls and grips the thigh muscles on the inside. If that leg is the short leg, roll it inward; if it is the long one, roll it outward in moving it while gripping the muscles firmly.

The sacrum is usually twisted and slipped between the innominate [hip] articulations. The base is high on one side and low on the other. It is a chronic condition.

This can be clearly seen by the angle of the center line over the sacrum, between the buttocks. The lateral top angle of the line indicates the low side of the sacrum. The innominate [hip] is usually high on that side because the sacrum has twisted and the innominate [hip] has slipped in its articulation with the sacrum.

Have the patient lie face down, and make a contact on the apex, on the opposite side, and hold it against a gentle pressure on the high innominate [hip]. See Charts No. 3, 4, 14 and 20 in Book 4, "The Mysterious Sacrum".

Balance the cervicals with the spine. See Chart No. 2 in this book.

Release neck tension. See Charts 39 and 40 in Book 2 ["The Wireless Anatomy of Man"].

Lift viscera. See page 82 in this book.

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