Essential Skills Modes Flashcards by Christopher George

High Gain

Position: Full flexion of the fingers and thumb at their MCP joints, maintaining PIP and DIP extention. The finger tips proximate each other but do not touch each other.

Purpose: 1. HG selects the active Master Point Entry #1, #2, or #3
#1-Forehead #2-Umbilicus #3-Saggital Pt. GV-20
2. Clarifies test subject responding to testing, reduces crosstalk
3. Installs the S.C.O.P.E. Files for the Hand Mode language

Procedure: Touch Thumb on the Master Point and fingers around the MP. If weak, hold the contact until strong, Pause Lock. If strong, test a different Master Point for weakness to enter

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Bio-Electric/Bi-Lateral Integration

Position: Bilateral full contact of patient’s hands, palm and fingers.

Purpose: To merge the asymmetric composition of the body into one global unit and to enhance the energy depth of a query.

Procedure: With patient’s hands together the Dr. will either clasp together both hands of the patient or another bilateral skin contact for ten seconds and then Pause Lock before scanning or testing

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Under Active Tissue

Position: Place the flat hand surface on the area of assessment.

Purpose: To discover or enter an underactive circuit for processing.

Procedure: Electrical File / PL / touch examination area with the flat hand / PL / Priority / EndPoint

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Over Active Tissue

Position: Place thumb and four finger tips on the surface of the assessment area

Purpose: To discover or enter an overactive circuit for processing

Procedure: After Electrical File / PL / touch examination area with the finger tips / PL / Priority / EndPoint

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Cross Talk

Position: Thumb tip into palmer space between ring and little finger MCP

Purpose: Detects contradiction of patient’s physical gravitation posture with neurological posture resulting in inconsistencies of testing.

Procedure: 1. Check patient’s neurological posture and reposition them to process OR 2. Place your hand on the neurological posture that matches their current posture and Pause Lock to start processing.

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Local

Position: Simultaneously apply the four finger pads to the dorsum of the thumb.

Purpose: Indicates that local tissue requires more correction before advancing to the next End Point (Treatment Point) and activates Tissue Files of SCOPE.

Procedure: Scan the SCOPE tissue files for the local tissue in need of correction. Combine Local, Priority, SCOPE to select sequence of local treatment.

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Remote

Position: Apply the thumb palmer surface simultaneously to the dorsum of the four finger nails.

Purpose: Indicates a remotely located adverse influence upon the local point, needing correction in another region of the body.

Procedure: If positive, it activates the Location Files to show you where to treat.

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Priority

Position: Little finger fully flexed, pad to the palmer surface of the fifth metacarpal, just proximal to the fifth MCP joint.

Purpose: To open the tissue files or to select the FIRST tissue or condition or product from a series of options saved in Pause Lock.

Procedure: Apply this mode immediately before tissue modes for acquiring only one selection. Apply after locating the End Point to confirm your selected treatment point.

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End Point

Position: Thumb tip to the little finger tip. A specific 90 degrees angle of thumb and finger is required.

Purpose: To direct you to location points of treatment. Weakness indicates to treat, strong indicates no treatment is needed.

*Procedure:** 1. Indicates when you may move to the next treatment point.
2. Local or Remote tests then direct you to the next point of treatment location.
3. Identifies a location ready for treatment.

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Change Time

Position: Full extension of the thumb, index and middle fingers, with flexion of the ring and little fingers so the finger tips contact the palm of the hand.

Purpose: To include another time of day significant in the display of a problem.

Procedure: Priority / Time, will select the most significant time for the symptomatic display. To identify the time check for the active meridian, horary terminal point.

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Change Posture or Position

Position: Thumb pad to the dorsum of the flexed index finger’s extended PIP joint.

Purpose: Indicates if a change of body posture orientation to gravity or joint position is significant in the display of a problem.

Procedure: Insert POP query to detect other Gravitational Postures or Individual joint Positions to access additional causative factors.

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Adaptation

Position: Thumb pad on the dorsum of the index finger DIP joint by slight flexion of the index PIP joint and the thumb joint.

Purpose: Adaptation may block access to Endpoint. Adaptation mechanisms may result in repetitive instability of corrections.

Procedure: If Endpoint fails to open, Adaptation reveals Submodes for Injury Recall, Reactive Tissue, Gait Dysfunction, and Miasm/DNA

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Injury Recall

Position: Approximate the Index and Little Finger nails to contact. If necessary apply the Thumb to the Index finger to facilitate the contact.

Purpose: This screen test identifies the neurological memory flashback reactions of each file including Organs. Mechanoreceptors, Chemoreceptors, Neuro-Emotional, Bio-Electrical and VisceroSomatic.

Procedure: Hold this mode at the positive point of lesion during a weak challenge until clear and strong. This mode used at the site of the reactive tissue will identify the location for Local/Remote to an EndPoint to apply Local - Priority - SCOPE.

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Injury Recall (Submodes)

Position: Partially flexed four fingers with finger tips into the palm of the hand. The thumb nail touchs the radial side of the index finger PIP.

Purpose: This screen test identifies neurological memory flashback reactions of each file. Mechanoreceptors, Chemoreceptors, Neuro-Emotional, and bio-Electrical.

Procedure: Hold this mode at local site or Submode to the specific SCOPE File and Time / POP / IRC to clear all time, postures and positions.

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Reactive Tissue

Position: Full flexion of the four fingers at the PIP and DIP joints, with full extension of the MCP joints.

Purpose: A screen test to identify a condition of over active tissue robbing energy, causing under active tissue. ie. Reactive muscle syndrome but Reactive can affect ANY tissue ie. Organs.

Procedure: Hold this mode at the positive point of lesion during a weak challenge until clear and strong. This mode may also process to identify the two tissue locations or EndPoint to treat.

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Miasm / DNA

Position: Approximation of the index finger and ring finger nail margins

Purpose: Identifies a genetic propensity towards an emotional-somatic stress induced dysfunction.

Procedure: Upon locating a miasmic response, PL, Electric File, Priority, End Point and treat. Using More Local, or More Remote scan the SCOPE files for archived influences such as Methylation defects, Allergies, Injury Recall, and scar tissue.

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Gait Dysfunction

Position: Tuck the ring and little finger tips to the palm, flex index and middle finger to touch the tip of the thumb.

Purpose: Screen test for conditions of ambulation causing instability and inflammation. Test is performed during a static posture to detect conditions not otherwise known until walking or running.

Procedure: Hold the mode at the point of detection until clear and strong or process with EndPoint.

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Change Hologram

Position: With the ring and little finger approximated, contact the thumb tip to the two finger tips.

Purpose: A positive test indicates to check other holographs representing the current local point.

Procedure: Check cranium, upper extremity, lower extremity for the same location for additional corrections.

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Calculate

Position: Finger nails of flexed index and ring fingers contact the palmer surface of the thumb DIP joint.

Purpose: To transpose the files into numerical values for counting.

Procedure: After the calculation mode, PL, count with the finger tips to the palm and Pause Lock the count. Then More Remote, if positive repeat the count for the second digit, etc of the number.

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Structural File

Position: Tip of Index finger into the center of the palm.

Purpose: Indicates a Structural tissue disorder. Histological morphology of each tissue resonates a specific frequency. This frequency has been used to design each tissue mode.

Procedure: Test the Structure modes and treat as indicated.

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Bone Displacement

Position: Thumb pad to the index finger pad.

Purpose: Indicates malposition of an osseous joint.

Procedure: Realignment may be with mechanical pressure or with muscle reactivation. Adjust to the Priority vector with consideration of Priority posture (Orientation to gravity).

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Muscle

Position: Apply thumb pad on the dorsum of the index finger nail.

Purpose: Displays weak, inhibited, dysfunctional muscle.

Procedure: For Local application challenge for stretch or compression of the axial line of fibers. Remote application requires finding Location and another Priority / Tissue procedure.

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Ligament

Position: Thumb DIP joint to the radial side of the fully flexed PIP joint of the index finger, also fully flexed at the MCP joint.

Purpose: Indicates a Ligament Golgi defect.

Procedure: Compress the fibers along the axis of the ligament.
Challenge for the other angles of significance.

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Tendon

Position: Thumb DIP joint to radial side of straight PIP joint of the index finger, fully flexed at the MCP joint.

Purpose: Indicates a Golgi Tendon defect.

Procedure: Compress the fibers along the axis of this tendon. Challenge for other angles of significance. With inflammation find the associated disc.

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**Fixation / Range of Motion**

**Position:** Closed fist position with the index finger full extension with the thumb flexed over the middle finger. **Purpose:** Identifies restriction of singular or compound dynamics of joint movement referred to fixation. **Procedure:** Determine plane of fixation, locate ligament parallel to the plane of fixation and correct the ligament OR process for Priority, Endpoint, Time, POP, Endpoint.

**Spinal Disc #1 Intensity**

**Position:** Thumb tip no nail to the radial side of the index finger DIP. **Purpose:** Reveals a slight spinal disc inflammation with neuropathy. **Procedure:** Pause Lock and scan the spine to locate. Then Local, Remote, Priority, SCOPE, treat as indicated. OR Release the fixation with associated ligament and restore movement with associated remote muscle.

**Spinal Disc #5 Intensity**

**Position:** Slide radial side of the index finger DIP to Thumb DIP. **Purpose:** Reveals a moderate spinal disc inflammation with protrusion and neuropathy **Procedure:** Submode Local, Remote, Priority SCOPE. Release the fixation with associated ligament and restore movement with associated remote muscle. Ice for ten minutes.

**Spinal Disc #10 Intensity**

**Position:** Slide radial side of the index finger DIP to Thumb PIP. **Purpose:** Reveals significant disc inflammation with greater protusion and neuropathy. **Procedure:** Submode Local, Remote, Priority SCOPE. Release the fixation with associated ligament and restore movement with associated remote muscle. Ice for ten minutes per hour PRN.

**Spinal Disc #15 Intensity**

**Position:** Slide radial side of the index finger DIP proximate to Thumb MCP **Purpose:** Reveals extreme disc inflammation with extreme disc protrusion with neuropathy. **Procedure:** During weakness perform respiratory assist test to determine recovery potential. Treat with Submode Local, Remote, Priority SCOPE. Release the fixation with associated ligament and restore movement with associated remote muscle. Ice for ten minutes per hour PRN.

**Pain**

**Position:** Thumb nail into the radial side of the index finger distal phalanx. **Purpose:** Indicates active nociceptor pain signals. **Procedure:** Pause Lock the active signal and process with Local, Priority, SCOPE to identify the Local tissue. Endpoint to locate treatment of Local or Remote Priority.

**Neuro 1**

**Position:** Tip of thumb nail into index finger pad midline. **Purpose:** Identifies nerve inflammation and dysfunction resulting from peripheral entrapment. **Procedure:** Submode to End Point for Local or Remote treatment location and treat as Priority, SCOPE Tissue File indicates.

**Neuro 2**

**Position:** Tip of thumb nail into index finger middle phalanx palmer midline. **Purpose:** Identifies nerve inflammation and dysfunction resulting from spinal nerve root entrapment; subluxation **Procedure:** Submode to End Point for Local or Remote treatment location and treat as Priority, SCOPE Tissue File indicates or adjust the vertebral orientation.

**Neuro 3**

**Position:** Thumb nail into index finger proximal phalanx palmer midline. **Purpose:** Identifies nerve inflammation and dysfunction resulting from Meningeal or Dural torque within the spinal canal. **Procedure:** Submode to End Point for Local or Remote treatment location and treat as Priority, SCOPE Tissue File indicates ie. compression of transverse ligament bridging the spinal segment

Neuro 4

Position: Tip of the thumb nail to the palmer midline of the index finger MCP. Purpose: Identifies cranial nerve dysfunction. Procedure: Submode to Local/Remote to identify cause of dysfunction.

**Cryotherapy**

**Position:** Place index finger nail tip on ulna side of thumb, perpendicular to the thumb, exactly in line with the proximal margin of the thumb nail. **Purpose:** To determine the need for Cryotherapy for the reduction of inflammation and swelling. **Procedure:** For maximum results, apply frozen gel pack wrapped in a paper towel, directly to the bare skin for no more than 10 minutes, once per hour.

**Neuro Lymphatics**

**Position:** The tip of the partially flexed Index finger nail into the joint crease, ulna side of the thumb DIP **Purpose:** Deficient lymph drainage for the muscle function. **Procedure:** Locate the Priority Neuro-lymphatic option and vigorously rub lightly for ten to twenty seconds.

**Neuro Vascular**

**Position:** Apply partially flexed index finger and nail tip into thumb distal margin of PIP joint ulna side. **Purpose:** Indicates neurogenic vascular reduction to the muscle. **Procedure:** Locate the Priority, Neuro-Vascular location point, then touch lightly for 10-15 seconds, or Priority / EndPoint.

**Vascular Deficit**

**Position:** Apply the open flexed index finger distal phalanx dorsum, flat against the ulna aspect of the thumb so the index DIP aligns with the thumb DIP. **Purpose:** Indicates circulatory compromise by arterial constriction or occlusion. May correspond with Oxygen deprivation. **Procedure:** Respiratory Assist Test for conservative care potential. Locate release point along inguinal fossa up and over the iliac crest activates Spinal division of the diaphragm. Left side abdomen for deficit below diaphragm. Right side abdomen for deficit above the diaphragm.

**Inflammation**

**Position:** Fully flexed index finger closed is cradled into the ulna aspect of the thumb in line with the thumb. **Purpose:** General indicator of tissue inflammation. **Procedure:** Process with Priority / S.C.O.P.E tissue and treat as indicated. If inflammation mode persists after treatment, test for and apply ice 10 minutes per hour as needed.

**Bursa**

**Position:** Fully flexed index finger is angled across the ulna aspect of middle phalanx of the thumb. **Purpose:** Indicates inflammation of the bursa sack around a joint. **Procedure:** Process with Local / Priority / Bursa / vector / compression.

**Swelling**

**Position:** Insert the distal phalanx of the thumb between the PIP joints of the middle and index finger. **Purpose:** Identifies the presence of physiological swelling. **Procedure:** Process with Priority / S.C.O.P.E tissue and treat as indicated. May be reaction of Viscera, Trauma, or Vascular. As Submode of spine this indicates swelling of facets.

**Soft Tissue Displacement**

**Position:** Thumb tip to the index finger tip, NO nail contact. **Purpose:** Indicates malposition of any soft tissue. **Procedure:** Using mechanical pressure, adjust to the priority vector of correction.

**Periosteum**

**Position:** Thumb palmer surface DIP to the index finger palmer surface of DIP. **Purpose:** Indicates trauma to the bone surface. If a fracture is suspected, perform the tuning fork, tap test and respiratory assist test. If vibration on the bone causes weakness and inspiratory assist fails to restore strength, the fracture test is positive. X-RAY the Local / Periosteum indicator. **Procedure:** Process with Priority / S.C.O.P.E tissue and treat as indicated or Micro-current with 0.6 HZ., 91.0 Hz. & 9.0 Hz. Negative polarity.

**Meniscus**

**Position:** Place the thumb pad on the radial side of the fully flexed DIP joint of the index finger. **Purpose:** Indicates extrusion or displacement of the cartilaginous pad of tissue between bones. **Procedure:** This requires a manipulation of the meniscus margin and muscle balancing.

**Adhesion**

**Position:** Place the ulna side of the thumb DIP to the radial side of the fully flexed DIP joint of the index finger. **Purpose:** Displays fascia restrictions and connective tissue proliferation. **Procedure:** Process as indicated or check for Adaptation, Injury Recall. Deeply stretch the tissue with fiber manipulation.

**Scar Tissue**

**Position:** Place the ulna side of the thumb DIP to the ulna side of the fully flexed DIP joint of the index finger. **Purpose:** Indicates post traumatic tissue repair with contractures of tissue. **Procedure:** Process as indicated with Local vectors of force. Consider Adaptation, Injury Recall. Penetrating oils or micro-current may soften the scar.

**Diaphragm Spinal Division**

**Position:** Thumb, Index and Ring finger MCP in extension, Middle and Little finger tip into the palm **Purpose:** Indicates lumbar spinal attachment dysfunction that anchors the diaphragm and relieves vascular constrictions. **Procedure:** A versatile mode of location, organ, muscle tissue. A one of a kind mode to identify a portion of a diaphragm dysfunction.

**Chemical File**

**Position:** Tip of middle finger into the center of the palm. **Purpose:** Indicates a chemical disorder. Each biochemical substance has a molecular frequency used to design a resonant hand mode. **Procedure:** Check chemical submodes for the priority chemical imbalance, treat as indicated or supplement as needed.

**Psyche / Stress File**

**Position:** Tip of ring finger into the center of palm. **Purpose:** Indicates a stress induced functional disorder. Each mental, emotional and environmental stress has a chemical component or a specific frequency used to design categorical hand modes. **Procedure:** Submode for type of stress, desensitize via G14 acupoint or treat as indicated

**Electrical File**

**Position:** Tip of little finger into the center of the palm. **Purpose:** Indicates a bio-Electrical dysfunction **Procedure:** Pause Lock the mode and hold the acupoint, or For microcurrent engage Local, PL, Calculate, and count the amplitude, then engage Remote, PL, Calculate, count the frequency, test for wave form and polarity

**Organ File**

**Position:** Apply the tips of all four finger into the palm with the thumb in full extension. **Purpose:** Indicates an Organ dysfunction.. **Procedure:** Pause Lock the mode, Local/Remote, Submode the thumb nail into each finger pad for the body cavity location of the organ. Check the organ reflex points. Priority SCOPE and treat as indicated.

**Location - File #1**

**Position:** Tip of Index finger into the center of the palm. **Purpose:** Submode of the Spine = Cervical spine, Upper extremity = Shoulder, Lower extremity = Hip, Ribs = 1,2,3, or Non-spinal cervical region. **Procedure:** Test the submode locations for distress activity. (See Sub-mode Flow Chart)

**Location - Cervical Region**

**Position:** Thumb nail into the index finger pad. **Purpose:** To locate non-spinal tissues, organs, and acupoints of the neck. **Procedure:** A location mode for the tissues of the anterior cervical region or neck forward of the coronal plane. The superior boundary is the submandibular margin and occipital condyles; the inferior boundary is the superior margin of the clavicles and manubrium

**Location - Upper Extremity**

**Position:** Apply tip of thumb nail into the index finger DIP on the midline of the palmer surface. **Purpose:** The Submode options are the areas of the shoulder, arm, elbow, forearm, wrist, hand or fingers. **Procedure:** Continue to submode with the five location files for the UX segment. Locate, Touch and Pause Lock. Treat as indicated by Local / Priority / S.C.O.P.E

**Location - Lower Extremity**

**Position:** Apply tip of thumb nail into the index finger PIP on the midline palmer surface. **Purpose:** The Submode options are the areas of the hip, thigh, knee, leg, ankle, foot, or toes. **Procedure:** Continue to submode with the five location files for the LX segment. Locate, Touch and Pause Lock. Treat as indicated by Local / Priority / S.C.O.P.E

**Location - Ribs**

**Position:** Apply middle finger nail into dorsum of extended index finger Dip joint. **Purpose:** Point of treatment is located in the rib cage region. **Procedure:** Continue four File submodes, dividing the 12 ribs by four, assigns three ribs per sub-mode; 1,2,3 / 4,5,6 / 7,8,9 / 10,11,12. plus Thumb for Xyphoid. POP for specific location. Treat as indicated by Local / Priority / S.C.O.P.E

**Location - Spine**

**Position:** Index finger PIP joint flexed over the thumb dorsum for the index finger pad to contact the radial side of the PIP of the thumb. **Purpose:** To identify the spinal column and the attached tissue as the point of treatment. **Procedure:** Continue five File submodes to locate the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral and coccyx region of the spine. Treat as indicated by Local / Priority / S.C.O.P.E

**Location - File #2**

**Position:** Tip of middle finger into the center of the palm. **Purpose:** Submode of the Spine = Thoracic spine, Upper extremity = Elbow, Lower extremity = Knee, Ribs = 4,5,6, or non-spinal thoracic region. **Procedure:** Test the Submode locations for distress activity (See Sub-mode Flow Chart)

**Location - Thoracic Region**

**Position:** Thumb nail into the middle finger pad. **Purpose:** To locate non-spinal tissues, organs, and acupoints of the chest. **Procedure:** A location mode for the tissues of the anterior thoracic region or chest forward of the coronal plane. The superior margin of the clavicles and manubrium; to the inferior edge of the xyphoid tip and costal cartilage margin

**Location - File #3**

**Position:** Tip of ring finger into the center of palm. **Purpose:** Submode of the Spine = Lumbar spine, Upper extremity = Wrist, Lower extremity = Ankle, Ribs = 7,8,9, or non-spinal lumbar region. **Procedure:** Test the Submode locations for distress activity. (See Sub-mode Flow Chart)

**Location - Abdominal Region**

**Position:** Thumb nail into the ring finger pad. **Purpose:** Using Local, Priority to locate non-spinal soft tissue, organs, vessels and acupoints of the abdomen. **Procedure:** A location mode for the abdominal region forward of the coronal plane. The inferior costal-cartilage margin, to a line between the anterior superior iliac spines crossing just inferior to the umbilicus

**Location - File #4**

**Position:** Tip of little finger into the center of the palm. **Purpose:** Submode of Spine = Sacral / Pelvis, Upper extremity = Hand, Lower extremity = Foot, Ribs = 10,11,12, or non-spinal pelvis region. Submode of Location File 4 = Cranium, C1/2, TMJ, C2/3, **Procedure:** Test the Submode locations for distress activity. (See Sub-mode Flow Chart)

**Location - Pelvic Region**

**Position:** Thumb nail into the little finger pad. **Purpose:** To process with Local, Priority, SCOPE for tissue of the Pelvis. **Procedure:** A location mode for non-spinal tissue of the pelvic region forward of the coronal plane. The superior boundary is line between the anterior superior iliac spines, the inferior boundary is the inguinal ligaments and pubic bone superior margin

**Location - Cranium**

**Position:** Apply thumb pad to pad of little finger. **Purpose:** Indicates point of treatment is located in or on the skull. **Procedure:** Treat as indicated by Priority / S.C.O.P.E. tissue.

**Location - C1 / Occiput**

**Position:** Apply thumb nail to little finger DIP joint crease on the palmer midline. **Purpose:** Indicates point of treatment is on C-1 / Occiput or attached tissue. **Procedure:** Treat as indicated by Local / Priority / S.C.O.P.E. tissue.

**Location - TMJ Mandible**

**Position:** Apply thumb nail to little finger PIP joint crease, palmer midline. **Purpose:** Indicates condition or point of treatment on the mandible, or dyskinetic temporal mandibular fossa. **Procedure:** Pause lock positive mode. Determine Priority deviant jaw side and position. Treat as indicated by the Local / Priority / S.C.O.P.E. tissue. More Remote also recommended.

**Location - C2 / C3**

**Position:** Apply thumb nail to the little finger MCP joint crease, palmer midline. **Purpose:** To identify point of treatment on C-2 or attached tissue. **Procedure:** Treat as indicated by Local / Priority / S.C.O.P.E. tissue.

**Location - File #5**

**Position:** Tips of all four fingers into the palm, thumb in full extension. **Purpose:** Submode of Spine = Coccyx, Upper extremity = Finger, Lower extremity = Toe, Ribs = Xyphoid, or non-spinal Perineum region. **Procedure:** Test the Submode locations for distress activity. (See Sub-mode Flow Chart)

**Gravitational Posture - Sitting**

**Position:** Palm of doctor’s or patient’s hand on the Lesser External Occipital Protuberance, no finger contact. **Purpose:** Weakness must correspond with physical posture of sitting to have consistent testing and revealing of information. **Procedure:** Patient must be in sitting posture to reveal the optimum processing to an End Point.

**Gravitational Posture - Sitting-Reverse Polarity**

**Position:** Posterior of doctor’s hand on the mandible mente **Purpose:** A convenience test for the palm of the hand on the Lesser Occipital Tubercle when testing a supine patient. **Procedure:** If Positive move the patient to the sitting position for optimum processing to an End Point.

**Gravitational Posture - Supine**

**Position:** Palm of doctor’s or patient’s hand on the Greater External Occipital Protuberance (EOP), no finger contact. **Purpose:** Weakness must correspond with physical posture of supine to have consistent testing and revealing of information. **Procedure:** If Positive move the patient to the supine position for optimum processing to an End Point.

**Gravitational Posture - Supine-Reverse Polarity**

**Position:** Posterior of doctor’s hand on the Frontal bone of the skull. **Purpose:** A convenience test for the palm of the hand on the Greater Occipital Tubercle when testing a supine patient. **Procedure:** If Positive move the patient to the supine position for optimum processing to an End Point.

**Gravitational Posture - Left Side Down-LSD**

**Position:** Palm of doctor’s or patient’s hand on the Left ear, no finger contacts. **Purpose:** Weakness must correspond with physical posture of Left Side Down to have consistent testing and revealing of information. **Procedure:** If Positive move the patient to the LSD posture for optimum processing to an End Point.

**Gravitational Posture - Right Side Down-RSD**

**Position:** Palm of doctor’s or patient’s hand on the Right ear, no finger contact. **Purpose:** Weakness must correspond with physical posture of Right Side Down to have consistent testing and revealing of information. **Procedure:** If Positive move the patient to the RSD posture for optimum processing to an End Point.

**Gravitational Posture - Face Down-Prone**

**Position:** Palm of doctor’s or patient’s hand on the frontal bone of the skull. **Purpose:** Weakness must correspond with physical gravitational posture **Procedure:** If Positive move the patient to the Frontal position for optimum processing to an End Point.

**Gravitational Posture - Standing-STA**

**Position:** Palm of doctor’s or patient’s hand on the GV-20 of the skull **Purpose:** Weakness must correspond with the physical posture of Standing to have consistent testing and revealing of information. **Procedure:** If Positive move the patient to the Standing posture for optimum processing to an End Point.