Висцеральная работа при спайках между пищеводом и перикардом, гастрите, дисфункции пилороса
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00:00This is what we are doing. When the stomach is pulled in, we have to start moving the
00:14digestive tract. First, we look if there is a spasm or not. We look between the ribs.
00:21How do we do it? If we start pulling from here, we are pulling the top. Our task is to
00:29take the organ. So we take it like this, on ourselves. See, also a weak move. And now
00:35we can go deeper. And what you tune in to, that is, where the thought is, there is work.
00:41What you tune in to, there is work. And you, as it were, begin to pull the stomach. And
00:46when you pull, you listen here. But here she has a normal spasm. Because if there is a
00:58spasm between the esophagus and the pericardium, along the ribs they go here, and here they
01:06will be reflected. That is, you will always feel that you are pulling here, and here
01:11it feels like it is twitching. Here you can feel the gastritis, that is, the pelvic
01:21sphincter, which is slightly enlarged in size. These gastritis are removed very easily and
01:28quickly. Again, we pulled it on ourselves. The walls of the stomach are very tight. They
01:39should be plastic. Here it is sharp. And here we go. We work slowly. Here we work
01:56with the pegasus area. But she still has a pelvic sphincter. Do you feel it? It is very
02:08tight. This is gastritis. That is, look at the anus. All the sphincters are the same. This is
02:16the lumbar muscle. That is, the lumbar muscle. If it overflows with blood, it starts to
02:21swell. And as a result, a hole appears. That is, it does not perform the pain function.
02:27Here we have an acidic environment. Below is the alkaline environment. Well, remember
02:33the school. If the acid still mixes, there is a reaction. That is, the reaction forms
02:39salt. And salt is just an aggressive environment that gives an ulcer. Therefore, in order to
02:46remove this excess blood, we must pull it off and fix it. That is, we kind of stretch the
02:52sphincter. That is, we increase the clearance of the vessels. And venous blood, this venous
02:56stagnation, is digested from there. The pylorus will again become small, plastic, and it will
03:02perform the barrier function. But the cells are faster divided into the stomach. Therefore,
03:10there the recovery will go quickly. If you work like this a few times, you will be able to
03:17pull the stomach almost to the butt. That is, you will be able to work here completely.
03:25Here I have already taken and now I am holding. Our task is to stretch the stomach so that it does
03:33not suppress the diaphragm. The diaphragm makes breathing movements. Inhale, exhale.
03:44Four with a little up, four down. Therefore, we must release this move. Because this is a
03:52pump, the second pump, for pumping venous blood from bottom to top.
04:00It should move easily. That is, the gastrointestinal tract, thick and short, turns into thin and long,
04:19and it is plastic. And due to this plasticity, it moves away. That is, it is not a metal tube,
04:27but an anatomical tube. It is a free tube.
04:36About the stomach.
04:45But it does not matter. It moves freely. But again, take into account the anatomy.
04:52Obstetrics are thin and long. They have a stomach like this. If the closet is two by two,
04:58it has a stomach like this. And between them, these intermediate ones, the position of the stomach can change.
05:11There is a little bit left on the pylorus. The light point is tense. That is, I just pull it.
05:19But if someone touches it here, you will feel it behind the pylorus.
05:26I pull it back, and you will feel that it is also pulled back there.
05:34And when we have pulled it back, we can already work with the diaphragm.
05:38How do we work with the stomach? Without pain. Look, here she has a rib.
05:442-3 centimeters back.
05:47Like this, we pressed it. That's it. Well, of course, a failure.
05:51You don't press any more. If you press more, it will hurt.
05:55Now you apply the tissue to this hand. Look, I apply the tissue, and the hand sinks.
06:01And I start to smooth it along, and slowly, I will go there, I will smooth the inner side of the diaphragm.
06:12Because we removed the stomach, and now I can get in here.
06:18Look, I pressed it. And now I apply the tissue, and my hand sinks.
06:24This is painless. That is, the guys who studied with Agulov, Agulov just presses.
06:33And he gathers it all on himself at this point, instead of applying it in a free move.
06:38They just overcame me to work painlessly.
06:44Agulov is a good fellow, he created a lot of good things.
06:47But I saw that his technique can be made painless.
06:51Then there will be no price for him at all.
06:57And now I am already covering the stomach, I will start to move it back and forth.
07:03And in this way we will bring the beginning of digestion in order.
07:09Does it hurt when I work?
07:11No.
07:12And now I don't pull it out anymore.
07:14Interesting.
07:21Then, when we bring the intestines in order, I will show you how to bring the kidneys in order.
07:32Look, everything is soft and neat.
07:34This is how the waist is adjusted.
07:41Once again.
07:45You see, the abdomen has already warmed up.
07:47I used to pull it up a little bit, now look how much it is pulling up.
07:51That is, our task is to use this free movement of the abdomen.
07:57The function of the large salivary gland is restored.
08:00The function of the small salivary gland is restored.
08:03The small salivary gland is the gastrointestinal ligament.
08:07The transverse section of the thick intestine is restored.
08:14The function of the 12-piston intestine is restored.
08:17The function of the sub-gastrointestinal gland is restored.
08:20The function of the thoracolumbar diaphragm.
08:22The mobility of the stomach is restored.
08:26That is, I start to move it.
08:29Here, look what I'm doing.
08:32The ribs are attached to the spine.
08:34This is like a door to a jamb.
08:36You open it, and it turns like this.
08:40Our task is that you stand on the side of the shoulder,
08:43take the ribs and move them to the side of the spine.
08:47If you are a woman, you do not touch the chest.
08:50This is how.
08:52For men, you use the whole area.
08:56This is how you pump.
09:00So that the ribs move like this.
09:02The rib-spinal joint is released.
09:05This part is restored.
09:12And if there are any heart problems?
09:14Here is the heart, this is how it rules.
09:17Then I will show you the points that the heart rules instantly.
09:22Heart attacks?
09:24Heart attacks, heart spasms.
09:28And this movement, you see, I move the ribs back and forth.
09:36To make it easier for you to understand, look.
09:38The pelvis and the bones converge like this.
09:42You are interested in the rib of the bone.
09:45That is, the surface of the bone, the rib and the internal structure.
09:48This structure is responsible for the heart.
09:52That is, the heart spasm, which, if a person does not help, dies.
09:56He urgently needs an injection.
09:58Here you have to do it yourself.
10:00It is not available to men and women.
10:03The heart immediately calms down.
10:05You do not touch the genitals yourself.
10:07And you, it turns out, here is the bone goes.
10:11And here is the border of the bones.
10:13And this same point is removed from the tits.
10:16That is, you can put a blood bubble in place.
10:19And when it goes down, the inflammatory process,
10:22this very point, it incites, removes and heals the heart.