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Book 2 · The Wireless Anatomy of Man & Its Function · Volume 1 · page · printed 7

List of Charts

Randolph Stone. Book 2, Volume 1, The Wireless Anatomy of Man & Its Function. Page 7 (printed page 7). Digital Dr. Stone archive: https://digitaldrstone.org/books/wireless-anatomy/page-7/

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Subject

No.

Page

Foot Adjustments for High Arch and Low Arch thru [through] the Cuboid

38 45

Occipito-Temporal [Occipitotemporal] Contacts and Positions

39 46

Rotation and Sidebend [Side Bend] Stretch to Open the Foramen Magnum

40 47

A Stretch of the Occipital and Upper Dorsal [Thoracic] Region - Two Methods of Adjustment of Upper Dorsals [Thoracics]

41 48

North Pole Stretch

42 49

Head Moulding [Molding] Therapy and Its Definite Effect on Body Areas

43 50

Special Sense Functions of the Brain and Their Representative Locations on the Head

44 52

A Specific Contact in the Sitting Position for Adjusting Fixations of Dorsal [Thoracic] Vertebrae and Anterior Dorsals [Thoracics] - A Stretch of the Spine for the Release of Gases

45 54

Brachial Plexus and Shoulder Release in the Sitting Postion for Respiratory, Digestive, Circulatory Trouble and Shock

46 55

A Well Supported Move in Sitting Position for Muscle Release of the Neck and Dorsal [Thoracic] Region Down to the Ninth Vertebra

47 56

Final Move in Sitting Position for the Correction of a High Shoulder

48 57

Extension of the Neck in Sitting Position for Headaches, Gas Pressure and Occipito-Atlas [Atlanto-occipital] and Foramen Magnum Release

49 58

Successive Moves of a New Upper Dorsal [Thoracic] Lift for Anteriority and Relaxation When Indicated

50 59

Replacement of the Tendon of the Biceps for Arm That Can Neither Be Raised Completely nor Brought Backwards

51 60

Exercise for Opening Nostrils and Sinuses - Relief of Head Congestion

52 61

NOTE: Please see page 73 for additional Contents, listing charts 53 through 64 which originally were published as the "Supplement" to THE WIRELESS ANATOMY OF MAN.

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