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EVALUATION OF AUTONOMIC DYSFUNCTION UTILIZING ACETYLCHOLINE CHALLENGES
Let me rephrase this: sensory input information enters from muscle length; upper motor neurons from the brain send information down the descending tracts and neurons in between the brain and the muscle, all participate in spinal motor programs Regardless of the source of the input, the output is the lower motor neurons, the final common path
This is profound when the corollary version is stated meaning that diagnostic muscle function can be used to evaluate spinal motor neurons, interneurons, upper motor neurons AND any input into these pathways
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Examination Protocols
1. TL GB1 – located at the lateral aspect of the orbit on the bone. If inhibition occurs proceed to nutrient testing with AcetylCoA Factors, iStressedOut
2. TL EAV Vagus CMP – located at the base of the 2nd and 3rd carpal bones in the intercarpal space. . If inhibition occurs proceed to nutrient testing with AcetylCoA Factors, iStressedOUT.
3. TL Vagus at bifurcation of SCM then test a Supraspinatus b Subscapularis c Muscle-Organ relationship related to the vagus nerve
If inhibition occurs proceed to nutrient testing with AcetylCoA Factors, iStressedout
4 OculoCardiac Reflex Protocol