How To Choose Body Points For Clearer Results

Keep The First Session Focused

Selecting every possible area at once reduces clarity. Better results come from selecting your most disruptive symptoms first.

Better first report = fewer high-priority points, clearer context, faster action.

Practical Selection Rule (First Session)

Choose:

• one main symptom cluster,
• two to four related body points,
• one custom area with old injury history.

This structure makes the report easier to interpret and apply.

Fast Intake Template

For each selected point, add one short line:

• when symptoms peak,
• what makes them better/worse,
• how long the pattern has lasted.

Suggested Priority Order

1. Main daily-limiting symptom
2. Most likely connected organs/joints
3. Historical injury or chronic sensitivity
4. Secondary points only if still unresolved

Follow-Up Rhythm (After Report)

Apply recommendations for several days, observe changes, then submit a narrower second check only for unresolved areas.

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• Required points selected
• Notes are specific (not generic)
• Photo is clear and recent
• Payment method confirmed

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