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Ryodoraku Textbook – Ryodoraku Autonomic Nervous System Therapy by Dr. Oda has been incredibly popular. It has been translated and reproduced in multiple languages around the world (unfortunately without copyright permission).

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Table of Contents from

RYODORAKU TEXTBOOK

Ryodoraku Autonomic Nervous System Therapy

PREFACE

CHAPTER I : Electropermeable point on the human skin

1. Electropermeable points
2. Measurement with electricity
3. Electro photography
4. The nature of the electropermeable point

CHAPTER II : Basic theory of Ryodoraku Autonomic Nervous System Therapy

1. A comparison between autonomic nervous system therapy and traditional acupuncture
2. Electrical measurement of the human skin
3. Acupuncture point detector with constant current
4. Electropermeable point (Ryodo point, Reactive point)
5. The size of the acupuncture point
6. The size of the object of stimulation (The acupuncture point)
7. Stimulant therapy
8. The significance in the location of the electroconductive point
9. The central nervous somatosensory system
10. Ryodoraku chart

• The relationship between the RRM value and average level of measurement values for the Ryodo points, which correspond to the same area as the traditional meridian points
• Normal and average RRMV (Ryodoraku Representative point Measurement Value)
• Nakatani’s Physiological Range
• Ryodoraku Chart for clinical use

The methods of measurement on Ryodoraku Representative Points (RRP)

• Excited Ryodoraku
• Depressed Ryodoraku
• Regulative points
• Abnormal Ryodoraku
• The correlation between the Ryodoraku and specific symptoms

Cancer and Ryodoraku patterns

• Point of C.C.M

Clinical practice

• Neurometry

CHAPTER III

1. D.C. stimulation
2. The reaction of acupuncture
3. Tissue injury due to application on direct current acupuncture
4. Autonomic nervous system
5. Measurement electrode
6. Representative points on the hand
7. Representative points on the foot
8. Ryodoraku which should be regarded
9. The regulative points

CHAPTER IV

Diagnose based on reaction Ryodo point

1. Hepatitis
2. Biliary duct disorders
3. Gastroptosis
4. Gastriculcer
5. Duodenal ulcer
6. Esophageal disorders
7. Appendicitis
8. Splenomegaly
9. Pancreatitis
10. Nephritis
11. Bladder disorders
12. Prostrate gland disorders
13. Heart disease

Manipulation of the ANS adjusting needle
Figure on practical applications

1. Representative points on the pulmar (transverse) crease of the wrist
2. Representative points on the dorsal transverse) crease of the wrist
3. Representative points on the inside of the foot
4. Representative points on the outside of the foot
5. Method of measurement

H₁ Ryodoraku
H₂ Ryodoraku
H₃ Ryodoraku
H₄ Ryodoraku
H₅ Ryodoraku
H₆ Ryodoraku
F₁ Ryodoraku
F₂ Ryodoraku
F₃ Ryodoraku
F₄ Ryodoraku
F₅ Ryodoraku
F₆ Ryodoraku
Regulative points on the inside of the forearm
Regulative points on the outside of the forearm
Regulative points on the outside of the leg
Regulative points on the inner side of the leg
Treatment points
Acute pancreatitis and diabetes
Arthritis of the ankle joint
Arthritis of the knee joint
Asthma
Behind back reach exercise for shoulder pain
Behind neck reach exercise for shoulder pain
Cross shoulder stretch for shoulder pain
Shoulder pain 1
Shoulder pain 2
Cystitis
Eye disease (Nakatani’s A & B points)
Female disorders
Gastriculcer
Gastroptosis
Heart disease
Lumbago (L2-3)
Lumbago (L4-5)
Carotid sinus
Cholecystitis
Stiff neck
Stiff neck and upper back
Tennis elbow
INDEX

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