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Biochemical Kinesiology Class 2

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KEEP THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM WORKING WELL

• The Lymphatic System is the body’s sewer system and is the vacuum cleaner of your body

• A healthy flowing lymphatic system is the key to health, energy, vitality and prevention of all disease

• There is not a symptom or disease that does not involve the lymphatic system

• When the lymph slows down, the cell is suspended in a toxic, acidic moat and oxygen and glucose cannot get to the cell

• The glucose then ferments in the intercellular spaces

• The body has 500 – 1,000 lymph nodes

• Half of the lymph nodes are in the abdomen region and around the major organs of the body

• 40% of the lymph nodes are in the legs

• It takes 24 hours to get lymph to fully circulate through the lymphatic system if you are sedentary or as little as one hour if you are exercising

• Exercise daily to keep the body oxygenated, and to encourage proper lymphatic flow

• Massage also helps facilitate lymph flow

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● Water – particularly alkaline

● Oxygen – exercise like rebounding - deep breathing

● Minerals – Calcium, Magnesium & Potassium

● Alkalizing foods

● NeuroLymphatic Massage

WAYS TO ASSIST THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM

RESULTS OF LYMPHATIC BLOCKAGE

● Loss of energy

● Degenerative disease

● Enlarged lymph nodes

● Pain due to un-oxygenated cells and toxicity

● Blocked circulation

● Fluid retention


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RIDDLER NUTRITION TESTING POINTS Dr. Robert Riddler, DC discovered that there are points on the body that can be circuit located to indicate an apparent deficiency or (excess in the case of heavy metals) of various nutrients.

Riddler found a trigger point in the area of the left K 27 tender and noticed it tested weak when circuit located. He discovered the tenderness went away and the point strengthened on retesting when the person had Vitamin C in their mouth.

Riddler tested various trigger points then tested the points after giving the patients various nutrients to notice which changed. He went on to categorize points related to various vitamins, minerals, enzymes and heavy metals.

Vitamin A

Individual B Vitamins

Vitamin C

Vitamin D

Vitamin E

Vitamin F

Bioflavonoids

Calcium

Iodine

Iron

Magnesium Manganese

Potassium

Protein

RNA

Trace Minerals

HCL

Enzymatic Protein Digestion

Mercury

Sodium

Copper Zinc

B Complex

Acidophilus

ChromiumSelenium

Cadmium

Aluminium Lead


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RIDDLER POINT LOCATIONS VITAMINS LOCATION OF THE REFLEX POINT ON THE BODY

Vitamin A Right eyelid only - light pressure on lid

Vitamin B - test individually Patient holds one finger on end of tongue and say each vitamin and test

B Complex Half way between the navel and the iliac crest touching both right & left

Vitamin C Below left clavicle - 1.5” from sternum

Vitamin D Left side - half way between pubes & iliac crest

Vitamin E Below right clavicle - 1.5” from sternum

Vitamin F Above right clavicle - 0.5” from sternal notch

Bioflavonoids (Rutin & Hesperidin) Below left clavicle - 0.5” from sternum

MINERALS

Calcium Above left clavicle, 0.5” from sternum

Chromium Left clavicular-acromion joint (lateral end knob of the collar bone)

Copper Left side half way between the navel and the iliac crest

Iodine Sternal notch

Iron Right side - half way between pubes & iliac crest

Magnesium On the right side of the navel

Manganese Left side of the navel

Potassium Right side of jaw -masseter muscle

Selenium Right clavicular-acromion joint (lateral end knob of the collar bone)

Sodium Left side of jaw -masseter muscle

Trace Minerals Left side of the neck - 1” above sternum

Zinc Right side half way between the navel and the iliac crest

DIGESTION AND PROTEIN

HCL (protein, calcium, iron assimilation) Left side at base of sternum

Enzymatic (vegetable protein digestion) Right side at base of sternum

Acidophilus Right side between the base of the sternum and the lowest part of the ribcage

Protein Touch the hair - also see HCl for protein assimilation

Ribonucleic Acid (RNA) Bridge of nose

HEAVY METALS

Aluminum Right side of the symphysis pubis

Cadmium Half way between the pubic crest and the head of the left femur

Lead Left side of the symphysis pubis

Mercury Half way between the pubic crest and the head of the right femur


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TESTING RIDDLER POINTS 1. Test as you or the person being tested CLs each point with two fingers (client touches the tip of the

tongue with one finger for individual B vitamins.

2. Check the muscles you know related to the nutrients to see if they test weak.

3. Test foods, herbs and/or supplements related to the point for strengthening.

4. Sometimes HCl (Hydrochloric Acid) or other digestive enzymes are needed to assimilate nutrients, especially if several of the points show.

5. Test to see how much of the supplement is needed if you have the supplement present with yes-no testing or putting one pill at a time on the person’s body until they test weak. The last amount testing strong is the daily optimum amount.

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Uses of Nutrient in the Body:• Skin - promotes tissue formation • Hair • Nails

• Eyes • Lungs • Ears

Foods High in Nutrient:

Riddler Test Point: Over the right eye (lid closed - light touch)

Vitamin A5,000 - 10,000 IU

• Cod liver oil • Carrots • Butter • Egg Yolk • Apricots

• Sweet Potatoes • Green leafy vegies • Dandelion • Sunflower seeds • Burdock

Herbs: • Gotu Kola • Barley Grass • Yellow Dock • Uva Ursi

• Peppermint • Parsley • Alfalfa

Associations: Muscles:

• Latissimus Dorsi 122 ..........................• Pectoralis Major Sternal 204 ..............• Popliteus 198 ......................................• Psoas 160 ............................................• Sacrospinalis 152 ................................

Organs/Meridians: • Pancreas/Spleen • Liver & Gall Bladder • Kidney & Bladder

• Mouth and all membranes of the digestive and urogenital tract.

Clinical Uses of Nutrient: • Increased blood platelets • Prevention of senility • Ulcerated colitis

• Cirrhosis of the liver • Cancer • Candida

Other Considerations: Individuals who show a deficiency in Vitamin A are also to be checked for acidophilus levels and yeast problems since unhealthy flora in the colon prohibit the conversion of carotene to Vitamin A. Individuals who have diabetes mellitus or hyperthyroidism cannot store Vitamin A. Vitamin A is helpful in lowering cholesterol levels in the blood and is very important in strengthening the immune system.

Possible Deficiency Signs: • Immune problems - infections - frequent colds or flu • Skin problems - dryness, pigmentation, dandruff,

brittle hair & nails, rough on elbow • Chronic sinus problems • Yeast problems • Eyes- poor night vision, impaired vision, eyelids

glued in the A.M., color blindness for blue & yellow • Lung weakness • Loss of hearing or taste • Swollen lymph nodes • Ear infections

• Obstructions in bile duct - stone formation


Element Meridian Organ Muscle

Earth Spleen Pancreas Latissimus Dorsi

Water Kidney Kidney Psoas

Bladder Bladder Sacrospinalis

Wood Liver Liver Pectoralis Major Sternal

Gall Bladder Gall Bladder Popliteus

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MUSCLES ASSOCIATED WITH VITAMIN A

Spleen

Pancreas

Extends, adducts and medially rotates the shoulder

The spinous processes from T6 down and the top of the iliac crest

Inside front of the humerus, just below the shoulder

With the arm medially rotated against the side, stabilize the same shoulder and pull the end of the forearm straight out into abduction with their elbow remaining straight

On the left side between the 7th and 8th ribs

#9 – on the parietal bone above and behind the opening of the ear.

• Related to sugar metabolism problems – diabetes and low blood sugar

• Indicator for allergies and intolerance for sugar, caffeine and tobacco

• High shoulder on the weak side

Meridian

Organ

Action

Origin

Insertion

Muscle Test

NL

NV

Indications

LATISSIMUS DORSI - SPLEEN/PANCREAS

NL

NV


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Meridian

Organ

Action

Origin

Insertion

Muscle Test

NL

NV

Indications

PSOAS - KIDNEYKidney

Kidney

Flexes and laterally rotates the hip, also puts the lumbar curve in the spine

Bodies and transverse processes of the lumbar vertebrae

Lesser trochanter of the femur

With the person supine, bring the leg flexed 45° and abducted 45° with the foot turned out, stabilize the opposite hip and push the leg down towards extension and slightly out

Front: 1” up and out from the navel

Back: Between T12 – L1

#1 - Occipital protuberance

• Back pain

• The leg will be longer and foot rotates in more on the weak psoas side

NL

Meridian

Organ

Action

Origin

Insertion

Muscle Test

NL

NV

Indications

SACROSPINALIS - BLADDERBladder

Bladder

Unilaterally – flexes the vertebral column to the same side Bilaterally – extends the vertebral column

19 different muscles attaching to the sacrum, ilium, spine and ribs

Various ribs, vertebral spinous and transverse processes and base of the skull

From a prone position, with the back of their hands on their lower back, the person arches back into extension and twists to one side. Push the shoulder that is twisted back towards the table while stabilizing on the pelvis. Then test the opposite side.

Front: Top of the pubic bone and 1” lateral to the navel Back: L2 transverse process

#11 - The frontal eminences

• Back pain

• Postural sign is the spine curving away from the weak side

• Bladder problems NL


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Meridian

Organ

Action

Origin

Insertion

Muscle Test

NL

NV

Indications

Liver

Liver

Adducts and medially rotates the humerus and is a major shoulder stabilizer

The sternum and cartilage of the first six ribs

Crest of the greater tubercle of the humerus

With the arm straight in front of the shoulder and rotated medially so the thumb is down, push the forearm up and out away from the sternum as you stabilize on the opposite hip (or on the same shoulder if standing)

On the right side between the 5th and 6th ribs, under the breast In the back, halfway down the shoulder blade between T5 – T6

#12 at the original hairline

• Long-lasting headaches • Glaucoma and spots in front of the eyes

Meridian

Organ

Action

Origin

Insertion

Muscle Test

NL

NV

Indications

Gall Bladder

Gall Bladder

Stabilizes the knee

Lateral side of the lower femur

Back of the upper part of the tibia

Bend the knee at 90° with the lower leg rotated medially and grab the heel with one hand and the instep of the foot with the other and rotate the lower leg laterally

Front: Between the 5th and 6th ribs on the right from the sternum out to the side Back: Between T5 & T6 1” to each side of the spine

Back of the knee

• One-sided headaches • Sleepy after eating fats • Hyperextension of the knee

PECTORALIS MAJOR STERNAL - LIVER

POPLITEUS - GALL BLADDER


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AMINO ACIDS An amino acid is a simple organic compound containing both a carboxyl (—COOH) and an amino (—NH2) group. Amino acids are organic compounds that combine to form proteins. Amino acids and proteins are the building blocks of life.

• Twenty percent of the human body is made up of protein.

• Protein plays a crucial role in almost all biological processes and amino acids are the building blocks of it.

• A large proportion of our cells, muscles and tissue is made up of amino acids

• Play a role in transporting and the storing nutrients

• Influence on the function of organs, glands, tendons and arteries

• Essential for healing wounds and repairing tissue, especially in the muscles, bones, skin and hair

• Removes all kinds of waste deposits produced in connection with the metabolism

The Twenty Amino Acids:

• Alanine

• Arginine

• Asparagine

• Aspartic acid

• Cysteine

• Leucine *

• Lysine *

• Methionine *

• Phenylalanine *

• Proline

• Glutamine

• Glutamic acid

• Glycine

• Histidine *

• Isoleucine *

• Serine

• Threonine *

• Tryptophan *

• Tyrosine

• Valine *

Essential Amino Acids

The problem with amino acids is that they deteriorate. The body will store extra starch and protein as fat, to use later. Amino acids are not stored, but they can be replaced.

There are upwards of twenty different kinds of amino acids that form proteins (as seen above). Some of these the body makes. The ones it cannot make, called the essential amino acids, it must get from constant consumption of food.

Sources of Amino Acids:

• Chicken

• Ham

• Beef

• Pork

• Eggs

• Milk

• Cheese

• Yogurt

• Pork

• Halibut

• Tuna

• Salmon

• Nuts

• Beans

• Peas

• Whole Grains

* Soy and animal sources such as meat, poultry, fish, eggs and dairy products provide complete proteins. Plant-based foods lack an adequate amount of at least one amino acid, so they're incomplete proteins. Nuts, beans, peas and whole grains have more total protein than vegetables and fruits.


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Point Amino Acid

BL 1 L-Proline

TW 23 L-Cysteine

GB 1 L-Phenylalanine

ST 1 L-Taurine

SI 19 L-Glutamine

LI 20 L-Lysine

K 27 L-Carnitine

LU 1 L-Threonine

H 1 L-Serine

CX 1 L-Valine

SP 21 L-Histidine

Liv 14 L-Glutamic Acid

LU 11 L-Arginine

LI 1 L-Alanine

CX 9 L-Isoleucine

TW 1 L-Tyrosine

H 9 L-Glycine

SI 1 L-Leucine

SP 1 L-Citrulline

Liv 1 L-Methionine

ST 45 L-Tryptophan

K 1 L-Cystine

GB 44 L-Aspartic Acid

BL 67 L-Ornithine

1. Touch GV 25 (the tip of nose), and if it goes weak, it indicates a deficiency of amino acids

2. Put the weak muscle in pause lock and touch each of the acu-points

3. Look at the charts for any testing strong for the amino acids needed

AMINO ACID TESTING

GV 25


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The body makes tyrosine from another amino acid called phenylalanine. Tyrosine is the building block for several important brain chemicals called neurotransmitters, including epinephrine, norepinephrine, and dopamine.

Tyrosine helps produce melanin, the pigment responsible for hair and skin color. Tyrosine also helps in the function of organs responsible for making and regulating hormones, including the adrenal, thyroid, and pituitary glands.

TYROSINE

Tyrosine is good for:

Tyrosine is test point TW 1 - on the outside edge of the ring finger nail

• Alzheimer's disease

• Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS)

• Alcohol and cocaine withdrawal

• Heart disease and stroke

• Erectile dysfunction (ED)

• Loss of interest in sex

• Stress

• PMS

• Parkinson's disease

• Appetite suppressant

• Reduce age-related wrinkles

How to take Tyrosine:

• Take tyrosine supplements at least 30 minutes before meals early in the day no later than 3:00pm.

• Taking vitamins B6, B9 (folate), and copper along with tyrosine. This helps the body convert tyrosine into neurotransmitters.

Precautions:

• In people taking MAOIs it can cause a rapid increase in blood pressure.

• People who have migraine headaches should avoid tyrosine, as it can trigger migraine headaches.

• People with hyperthyroidism or Graves disease should avoid tyrosine, as it can increase levels of thyroid hormone.

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• Schizophrenia

• Depression

• ADD

• ADHD

• Narcolepsy

• Improving alertness

• Beef & Lamb

• Lean Pork Chops

• Fish & Seafood

• Beans & Lentils

• Parmesan Cheese

• Nuts & Seeds

• Whole Grains

• Turkey & Chicken

• Eggs

• Soybeans

Foods high in Tyrosine

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