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Book 2 · The Wireless Anatomy of Man & Its Function · Volume 1 · chart · printed page 24

Chart 17 Thumbs as Neuter [Neutral] Reflexes Embracing the Entire Areas Below the Diaphragm on Each Side of the Body, Compared to Reflexes Around the Outside of the Ankles as the Negative Pole.

Randolph Stone. Book 2, Volume 1, The Wireless Anatomy of Man & Its Function. Chart 17 (printed page 24). Digital Dr. Stone archive: https://digitaldrstone.org/books/wireless-anatomy/chart-17/

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The thumbs have an etheric quality by being in the center line of the electro magnetic [electromagnetic] circuit. In this center current they partake of the brain impulse chain of the caduceus, which cross over from side to side through neuter [neutral] centers, so the thumb webs contain reflexes of organs situated laterally and also reflex to the negative pole of the heels on the outside.

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The thumbs have an etheric quality by being in the center line of the electro magnetic [electromagnetic] circuit. In this center current they partake of the brain impulse chain of the caduceus, which cross over from side to side through neuter [neutral] centers, so the thumb webs contain reflexes of organs situated laterally and also reflex to the negative pole of the heels on the outside.Return to passage · Open original illustration

(A) Shaded area for contact against the bone.

(B) Shaded area for contact in the web on both sides of hand.

(C) These two soft tissue contacts represent the negative reflex poles in the thumbs. The contact on these is from both sides to engage the reacting blockade, the tender spots, and tense tissues between the operator's fingers.

(D) The two shaded areas for contact along the bone of each thumb represent the positive reflex poles which have more effect on the muscular structures of those areas.

See Chart 4 for comparative areas of thumbs 0 body + and foot - reflexes.

Outside right foot (A) Kidney reflex (B) Ileo caecal [ileocecal] (C) Ovaries, testes (D) Psoas magnus [psoas major], iliacus plus pelvic reflexesReturn to passage · Open original illustration



Outside right foot

(A) Kidney reflex

(B) Ileo caecal [ileocecal]

(C) Ovaries, testes

(D) Psoas magnus [psoas major], iliacus plus pelvic reflexes

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Outside left foot (A) Kidney reflex (B) Sigmoid (C) Ovaries, testes (D) Psoas magnus [psoas major], iliacus plus pelvic reflexesReturn to passage · Open original illustration



Outside left foot

(A) Kidney reflex

(B) Sigmoid

(C) Ovaries, testes

(D) Psoas magnus [psoas major], iliacus plus pelvic reflexes

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Illustration Keywords: respiratory - diaphragm reflexes, digestive - pylorus - stomach, gall bladder reflex, eliminative - desc. [descending] colon, ascending colon reflex, circulatory - sigmoid valve, reflexes to heart, ileo caecal [ileocecal] valve, reflex to left shoulder and cardiac muscles, muscular - psoas magnus [psoas major], to shoulder and arm, hip joint reflex, bracelets, vital force and generative reflexes, glutei reflexes

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