Physiology Formatting Workshop Manual v2.1: Introduction to Acupressure Part 2

Physiology Formatting is the second introductory course in Acupressure Formatting, building directly on the foundations established in Brain Formatting. It expands the use of formatting from neurological structures into the functional physiology of the body's major organs, glands and biochemical processes.The course introduces students to the use of specific acupressure formats to access and balance physiological function. It provides a practical foundation for later advanced Neuroenergetic Kinesiology courses involving the endocrine system, immune system, biochemical pathways, detoxification and other specialised areas.Students explore key processes required for healthy cellular function, including oxygen and water availability, glucose utilisation, fatty-acid metabolism, the Krebs cycle and ATP production. The manual also identifies important nutritional and biochemical factors involved in energy production, such as iron, magnesium, copper, zinc, sulphur, Coenzyme Q10 and B-group vitamins.Organ- and gland-specific procedures are presented for the brain, spinal cord, stomach, pancreas, spleen, heart, small and large intestines, bladder, kidneys, circulatory and lymphatic systems, reproductive organs, adrenals, thyroid, parathyroids, thymus, gallbladder, liver and lungs. Each procedure integrates relevant anatomy and gland formats with associated muscle tests, hormones, enzymes, neurotransmitters, nutrients and physiological substances.The course concludes with an integrated Physiology Formatting procedure that enables the practitioner to identify a priority organ, gland or physiological process and then apply the appropriate balance. This makes the manual both a structured learning resource and a practical clinical reference.Physiology Formatting is intended for students who have completed Brain Formatting and wish to deepen their understanding of Acupressure Formatting while developing the skills required for more advanced Neuroenergetic Kinesiology study.