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Illustration 9: Bowel Reflex Points

When the right colic flexure becomes constricted or spastic, the shoulders become rounded, the sex
impulse diminishes and migraines may occur. Many people, women in particular, suffer from migraines
without ever realizing where they come from. When irritating substances are present in the nearby area of
the medulla-colon reflex point, nerve impulses pass to the medulla oblongata at the base of the head,
stimulating its vital centers. One of these centers controls the constriction and dilation of blood vessels.
Initial pain causes the constriction of blood vessels, whereas severe pain causes blood vessel dilation, a
fall in blood pressure and fainting. This results in poor circulation, especially in the hands and feet. Up to
80 percent of women in the industrialized world suffer from mild or severe forms of migraine because of
colon dysfunction, of which constipation is the most common cause. Migraines may also be caused by
other forms of congestion in the body, such as bile duct blockage, kidney stones, thickening and
weakening of blood vessel walls, and so forth.
A note for migraine sufferers: A new study shows that patients who suffer from chronic migraine
headaches may find great relief from butterbur or the butterbur root extract, Petadolex. The study was
conducted in nine clinics in the U.S. and Germany and coordinated by researchers at the Albert Einstein

Sex Impulse

Medulla

Ear

Neck

Shoulder

Lungs

Bronchial

R. Breast

Right Side of the Body Left Side of the Body

Ribs

Hand/Arm

Gallbladder

Liver

Pancreas

Diaphragm

Prostate/Vagina

Groin

Leg

Kidney

Genital

Kidney

Leg

Groin

Spleen

Diaphragm

Ovaries/Testes

Pelvis

Arm/Hand

Ribs

L. Breast

Bronchial

Solar Plexus

Heart

Lungs

Neck

Ear

Medulla

5 Sense Area

Mental Ability

Sinus