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bad juice has already completely poured into the organ, but should not be done if it is still pouring in. If the bad juice is still pouring in, we pull it away from that place, observing the following four conditions: 1) the opposite direction, for example, bad juice is drawn from right to left and from top to bottom; 2) complicity of the functions of organs, for example, menstrual blood is stopped by imposing two blood-sucking cups on both breasts, because in this case the blood is attracted to the accomplice; 3) correspondence, for example, in case of liver disease, bloodletting is done from the basil of the right hand, and in case of spleen disease - from the basil of the left hand; 4) the distance so that the place of attraction of the bad juice is not very close to the place from which the bad juice is drawn. As for the case when the bad juice has already poured into the organ, then we act in two ways: either we remove it from the diseased organ itself, or we transfer it to a nearby organ that participates in the function of the first, from there we take it out, for example, in case of uterine disease we do bloodletting from the luteal vein, and in case of swelling of the tonsils, from a vessel under the tongue. When you want to pull the bad juice in the opposite direction, first quench the pain of that organ from which the bad juice is attracted; at the same time, it is necessary to observe that the path of the bad juice does not lie through the dominant organs. Using the power of the organ to determine the amount of medicine, there are three ways: 1) Take into account whether the body is dominant and initial. We are as afraid as possible to give strong medicines to the dominant organ, because then we will spread the harmfulness of the medicine to the whole body. Therefore, in necessary cases, we do not empty the brain and liver in one step and never cool them too much. When we tie rags with absorbable drugs to the liver area, we must add astringent incense to them in order to preserve the strength of the liver. For the same purpose, we do the same when we give medicine to drink. The most important organs in relation to which this rule is observed are the heart, then the brain, and after it - the liver; 2) Take into account the complicity of the functions of organs, even if these organs are not dominant, such as the stomach and lungs. Therefore, in case of fevers with a weak stomach, we do not allow the patient to drink too cold water. Know that in general, the use of only one relaxing agent for the dominant and adjacent organs is very life-threatening; 3) The acuity or dullness of sensation is taken into account. Indeed, the very sensitive and nerve-rich organs should be protected from the use of drugs with bad properties, burning and painful, like yatu and others. Medicines, from the use of which you need to refrain, are divided into three categories: stimulating resorption, cooling potentially, and having opposite properties, such as ragweed, tin white, burnt copper, and the like. Here is a detailed rundown of medication selection. As for determining the degree of the disease, then if, for example, during the illness there is a symptomatic high fever, it is necessary to cool it with a medicine with a very cold property; if with it there is a strong symptomatic cooling, then you need to warm it with strong heating drugs. If the heat and cold are not strong, then we are satisfied with the medicine, which has little strength. As for drugs for a certain stage of the disease, then we must know in what stage the disease is. For example, if the tumor is in the initial stage, we use what only repulses it, and if it is in the final stage, then we use what causes resorption. And if the tumor is between these two stages, then we mix both drugs together. If the disease in the initial stage is acute, then we moderately soften the regime, and if the acute condition continues until the stage of completion of the disease, then we soften more. If the disease is protracted, then at first we do not apply such a softening of the regimen as before the stage of completion of the disease, although most of the chronic diseases, except for fever, are cured with the help of a light regimen. Also, if the disease is accompanied by a large amount of raging bad juice, then we empty the body at the initial stage of the disease and do not expect the bad juice to ripen. If it is in moderation, then we force it to ripen and then we do the emptying. As for the testimony obtained from the moments requiring appropriate measures, it is easy for you to find out them. Air is one of those things; it is necessary to pay attention to whether the air is conducive to medicine or disease. We say that if, if the necessary measures are taken to a later date or these measures are facilitated, the diseases become dangerous and there is no guarantee that the forces will not disappear, then strong measures should be taken from the very beginning. And when there is nothing dangerous, then it is necessary to move to stronger measures gradually, and only when light measures prove to be insufficient. See, do not avoid what is good, for otherwise the action will be delayed. You should also not stand on any erroneous position, because then you cannot eliminate the harm from it. Also, one should not stop at one treatment with one drug, but rather change the drugs. Indeed, one who is accustomed to one remedy does not experience its action. 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