1. Purpose
We seize the degree of tension of a parachutist by measuring the fluctuations of autonomic nerves.
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Method We chose seven veteran parachutists and eight beginners from each elementary parachuting members and free parachuting members (thirty persons in total).
We measured representative measuring points before parachuting (bef ore getting on an aircraft) and soon after the parachuting. Then we made a comparison between the results of the two.
3. Results
(1) Comparing with the elementary parachuting, the free parachuting gives more tension to the parachutists, with the result that the free parachuting mem b ers show, in the averaged measure value, 30μA (before the parachuting) and 20μA (after the parachuting) higher than the elementary parachuting members.
(2) Affer the parachuting, the numerical value of H₃ and F₂ is rising in the both of the elementaty and the free parachuting members, which is notable especia l ly among beginners. It is-p o s sible to-surmise that the burden to the function of the heart and the tension in the muscles are heavy. However, it is recognized that the numerica l value of F₃ is falling at the same time. The reasons for this seem to com e from the inhibitory action to the excitement and from the feeling of release and fatigue.

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Uuder the guidance of Dr. Nakatani, I have been studying Ryodoraku treatment to improve color sense and to keep its effect for about 12 years since 1965.
I made reports of results from this study to “The Japanese Journal of Ryodoraku Autonomic Nervous System” in each year of 1968, 1970 and 1974. Now I report total results and the rate of effect maintenance of 302 patients since 1965 up to now, including 55 patients (male 53, female 2) from Oct.1974 to Oct.1977.

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I searched a curative point on the R yodoraku HM in the nape of neck. Then I gave “The reflex treatment” on the basis of “The reverberation phenomenon” to the point I obtained conclusions as follows:
1. In the direction from th7 toward the head, the reflex pattern was shown in the order of the head, the upper limbs, the body and the lower limbs. There is a close relation between the borders of the hair in the nape of neck and the waist.
2. In giving the treatment, one-point needling is effective enough. There is no necessity for considering whether the part of affection is in the right side or in the left side.

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Acute abdominal pain gives a clue for early diagnosis. “Ryokyu” (F₆12) has been known as a good meridian point for abdominal pain. I gave various kinds of stimulations to F₆12 such as the pricking of 1/3 injector needle, 2 % procaine hydrochloride injection, ction, electric needling and pressing with a probe detector for Ryodoraku treatment. Then I obtained 27 cases of good results, except one case of perforative peritonitis (duodenal ulcer), one case of gallstone disease and one case of nephrolithiasis. It does not seem that there is a special method which brings exceptionally good effectiveness among these methods above-mentioned. I took the method of the probe detector pressing for young children.
It is too early to drow a conclusion from only 30 cases, however, I think that these methods are all effective for simple abdominal pain. But as for the abdominal pain which showes no effectiveness, it is seemed to be in a critical condition and a close examination is needed.

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Male 67 years old, February 1977 outbreak of disease, April 1977 beginning of treatment.
The patient has ulcers ('8.5cm×9cm, 4cm×4cm) on the instep of his left foot. I tried a treatment which was for general gangrene to these ulcers, but it was no effect.
In July, I gave EAP (Electrical Acupuncture) treatment and the local use of Insulin to the wound.
In August, granulation tissue was being formed well into epithelium.
In September, the patient was recovered. He has not relapsed for the present. EAP directly to an affected point is seemed to be one of methods which showes good effects.

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Whiplash has been increasing in number and it is so difficult to cure that many are under a long-term treatment.

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