Case Study #1 - Constipation: Resolution (Dowsed AI Query for Actionable Options)
Overview. This series of dowses addresses the query for identifying and resolving this issue for a middle aged man experiencing worsening constipation issues over the last 2 years. It is given as an example of the process that can be used for any health condition and takes advantage of the AI capability of identifying various options once a queries are appropriately posed.
AI Query #1 with dowse follow-up
AI Query: Provide description of anatomical body parts related to the elimination of feces in the human system, identifying any issues that may affect motility and cause constipation.
Result: The elimination of feces (defecation) relies on a coordinated network of anatomical structures within the lower gastrointestinal (GI) tract. When any part of this system experiences a disruption in muscle contraction or nerve signaling (motility), waste moves too slowly, resulting in constipation.
Anatomical Structures & Causes - pendulum query for anatomy related to problem as Y or N
The primary anatomical structures responsible for processing, storing, and expelling solid waste include:
- The Colon (Large Intestine): N
- The Rectum: N
- The Anal Channel: N
- The Internal Anal Sphincter: N
- The External Anal Sphincter: Y
- The Puborectalis Muscle: N
Mechanical Obstructions and Structural Abnormalities:
- Physical barriers narrowing intestinal lumen: N
- Colorectal Tumors: N
- Strictures: N
- Rectocele: Y
AI Query # 2 with dowse follow-up
Primary Causes of rectocele in Men with dowse Y or N
- Radical Prostatectomy: N
- Chronic Straining: N
- Pelvic Floor Dysfunction: Y
Common Symptoms (Information Only):
- Obstructive Defecation
- Tenesmus
- Splinting Requirement
AI Query #3: Potential Natural Health Solutions with dowse Y or N results and % effective
Result: Pelvic floor restorative techniques focus on down-regulating an overactive nervous system and retraining muscles to fully relax and contract with coordination. This is crucial for addressing strain associated with a rectocele.
Treatment Options and dowsed effectiveness:
Restorative Yoga Poses
- Child’s Pose (Balasana): Y 15/100
- Happy Baby Pose (Ananda Balasana): Y 85/100
- Deep Yogi Squat: N
- Legs-Up-The-Wall: N
- The Squatty Potty Posture: Y 72/100
- The "Blow as You Go" Technique: Y 10/100
Restoring the pelvic floor requires changing daily posture:
Conclusion & Action Plan
Happy Baby Pose (7 reps/day) and Squatty Potty mechanics are the primary resolutions identified. This process should resolve the abdominal floor issue and constipation challenge in about 40 days, with ongoing maintenance at the same level.
This information is for informational purposes only. Consult a professional for medical advice.
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Case Study #2 - Pain: Resolution (Dowsed AI Query for Actionable Options)
Overview. This person was experiencing a sharp pain down left side of the jaw into the neck that remained constant and was described as like a toothache or ear ache but not identifiable as either and of concern - seen as an indicator of a health issue.
This one is done a bit differently than Case Study #1 in that it starts with dowsing with AI used to find a list of possible solutions.
Dowse with AI Query #1 follow-up
Dowse: can this pain be attributed to nerve, organ or gland functionality? Answer = organ.
Dowse: identify organ? Answer = small intestine
Dowse: can this be treated through the meridian points? Yes
AI Query with follow up dowsing: Provide small intestine meridian points that may help with a systemic issue. Answers as follows with descriptions left out here but with dowsed results as to Y or N on ability to resolve pain issue: SI 1 = N; SI 3 = N; SI 4 = N; SI 5 = N; SI 8 = N; SI 11 = N; SI 19 = N; ST 25 = Y; ST 36 = Y; CV 12 = N.
AI Query #2 - Treatment Options ST25 and ST36
Treatment Options:
- ST 36 - full description provided of a 2 minute a day acupressure massage of these 2 points just below the knees
- ST 25 - full description provided of massaging these 2 points on either side of the belly button for about 3 minutes a day
Dowse final follow-up
One session of the 'treatment' and the pain disappeared and did not return. However, a dowse determined a subpar function of the small intestine (50/100) that it was determined this ST36 and ST25 process would resolve and so the recommendation was to do it daily with the suggestion of the person seeing a qualified Yoga instructor or TCM practicitioner for technique modifications and other suggestions as may be appropriate.
Conclusion & Action Plan
To continue ST25 and ST36 acupressure processes daily.
This information is for informational purposes only. Consult a professional for medical advice.