TWIST THERAPY CASE REPORTS
O.A. Karpik, physician, Novosibirsk, Russia
1. Patient: a 33-year-old male. Diagnosis: chronic cholecystitis, exacerbation. Complaints of acute colicky pains in the right hypohondrium for two days.
After a twist diagnosis a therapeutic twist motion was specified as follows: right turn and twist of the body in the body front bend position (Fig. 1). The motion was performed at exhalation in the Homo style — slowly, with effort, with the arms flexed in the elbows and put close to the trunk, with fist-clenched hands. Fixed twist was performed four times during 30 to 40 seconds with 30-second intervals, after which the pain was completely gone. I recommended the patient to repeat the therapeutic twist motions for preventive purposes three or four times per day for the next two days. No attacks of pain occurred. The observation for six months shows that the patient is healthy.
O.A. Karpik, physician, Novosibirsk, Russia
2. Patient: a 20-year-old male. Diagnosis: vegetative dystonia of mixed type, cervicothoracic osteochondrosis. Complaints of a throbbing pain in the occipital area, a sensation of strain in the neck, palpitation. On examination: the pulse 88 strokes per minute, BP on the right arm 130/70 mm Hg, on the left arm 110/60 mm Hg.
According to the findings of twist diagnostics a therapeutic motion of the head and neck was prescribed: fixed left twist of the neck with front bend (Fig. 2) four times during 10 seconds with 30-second intervals. The pains in the back of the head and neck stopped, but palpitation persisted. I made an additional twist diagnosis for the thorax. As a result, another therapeutic twist motion was found: in the position of sitting on a chair fixed left twist of the chest with front bend (Fig. 3) three times during 30 seconds with 30-second intervals. For convenience, the patient was holding on to the bottom of the chair with his left hand, and on to the back of the chair with the right one. поясPalpitation subsided, the pulse was 72 strokes per minute, BP on both arms 115/70 mm Hg after the session. I recommended that the patient should make these therapeutic twist motions two or three times daily for one week. During the course of treatment and afterwards (observation for three months) the patient had no complaints, now he feels well.
ГG.N. Samsonova, physician, Taiga, Kemerovo region, Russia
3. Patient: a 25-year-old female. Diagnosis: lumbar osteochondrosis, lumbalgia. Complaints of acute pains in the lumbar spine, intensifying with motion.
On the basis of twist diagnostics of the trunk, a therapeutic twist motion was specified: two-minute fixed left twist of the waist with front bend.  The pain in the lumbar spine decreased but appeared in the interscapular region. Additional twist diagnostics resulted in finding another therapeutic twist motion: fixed left back-stretch twist of the chest with towel slant twist (Fig. 5) three times at inhalation during one minute with 30-second intervals. The interscapular pain disappeared, and the patient was able to go on with the waist twist. Having made it twice, she tried to find a painful body position but there was none. One session was enough for complete cure.
G.N. Samsonova, physician, Taiga, Kemerovo region, Russia
4. Patient: a 65-year-old female. Diagnosis: hypertensive disease II degree, ischaemic heart disease, exertional angina. Complaints of high BP up to 180—200/100 mm Hg, dizziness, noise in the head, attacks of retrosternal pains extending to the left scapular region. On examination: BP 160/90 mm Hg.
I decided to start twist therapy with the peripheral parts of the body and after a preliminary twist diagnosis I performed fixed out-twist of the patient’s middle phalanx(the correspondence to the thorax in the «insect» system) of the flexed little finger (the finger where the heart meridian passes) of the left hand (an acute attack) during two minutes. The retrosternal pain subsided during the session. Inspired by the success, I made a twist diagnosis of the neck and administered fixed front-right upper twist of the stretched neck (Fig. 7) three times during two minutes with 30-second intervals to treat hypertension. Dizziness and noise in the head subsided, BP decreased to 140/80 mm Hg. Recommendations were given to the patient to perform this therapeutic twist both in case she felt worse and for preventive purposes.
O.M. Kosheleva, physician, Tyumen, Russia
5. Patient: a 48-year-old female. Diagnosis: bronchial asthma, intrinsic, severe, attack phase. The woman is a II group invalid. On examination: BR 26 per minute, PER (peak expiratory rate) 350 l/min.
After a twist diagnosis the prescription was made to perform left fixed straight twist of the chest by 30o (Fig. 8) in the Neuto style (relaxed, effortless). Five minutes after the beginning of the procedure dyspnoea decreased considerably, the patient’s mood improved. By the end of the session BR was 20 per minute, PER reached 380 l/min. The recommendation was to perform the therapeutic motion at home. The observation continues.
O.M. Kosheleva, physician, Tyumen, Russia
6. Patient: a 56-year-old female. After regeneration of the fracture of the distal one-third of the left radial bone there remains a pain in the left hand. The range and strength of active motions of the left fingers are low.
I decided to start twist therapy in the standard system of the body correspondence on the right hand and applied fixed out-twist of the distal joint and of the middle phalanx of the little finger (secondary correspondences to the left wrist joint and forearm) (Fig. 9). The pain decreased, and I recommended the patient to make this therapeutic twist three to four times daily on her own. Three days later the woman told me that there was practically no pain in her hand, and she could move her fingers much more freely. The treatment continues.
T.G. Pavlova, physician, Yakutsk, Russia
7. Patient: a 47-year-old female. Diagnosis: cervical osteochondrosis, cervicalgia. Complaints of acute pains in the neck, intensifying when turning the head to the left.
 After preliminary twist diagnostics I prescribed fixed right twist of the neck with front bend four times during one minute with 30-second intervals to be performed in the Neuto style (very slowly, without effort). The pain disappeared during the procedure, the woman could move her head freely, painlessly.
O. Karpik, MD, Novosibirsk, Russia
8. A 50-year-old patient applied a month after a fracture of the 4th metacarpal bone of the right hand with complaints of pain and oedema of the hand appearing after any physical load, noticeable deformity. An X-ray revealed malunion of the bone.
After a twist diagnosis I administered out-twist of the straight right ring finger by four motions three to four times daily. At the next session after two days of treatment there was no oedema or pain, however a displacement of bone parts was still palpable. I administered out-twist of the bent right ring finger with the same regimen (Fig. 1), and another two days later I could not find any bone defects. The patient presented no complaints.
Out-twist of flexed right ring finger
O. Karpik, MD, Novosibirsk, Russia
9. A 60-year-old patient came with an attack of right-sided hemicrania, lacrimation from the right eye. She suffers from migraine for 10 years after meningitis. Attacks are not arrested by drugs, persist for two to three days, are very intense.
 I made a twist diagnosis and administered fixed right twist of the neck with the back stretch of the head (Fig. 2) four times each by 30—40—50—60 seconds accordingly with 30-second intervals. The pain was arrested and did not recur.
G.N. Samsonova, MD, Taiga, Kemerovo region, Russia
10. Patient: a 45-year-old female. Diagnosis: hypertensive disease, degree II A. She applied at the moment of a hypertensive crisis with complaints of high BP up to 200-220/110 mmHg, pain in the parieto-occi pital region of the head, dizziness.
After a careful twist diagnosis I prescribed direct right twist of the stretched neck three times during inhalation with simultaneous right twist of the eyeballs, lower jaw and hands. After treatment BP decreased to 170/100 mmHg, headache and dizziness disappeared. On the following day I proposed to repeat the same manipulation, which resulted in decrease of BP to 140/90 mmHg. The patient was invited for a check examination four days later: BP 120/80 mmHg, stable, she feels well.
O.M. Kosheleva, MD, Tyumen, Russia
11. A 16-month-old patient. Diagnosis: bronchial asthma, atopic, moderate severity, acute period. On examination: dyspnoea, RR 30/min, difficult breathing. Auscultation revealed dry whistling rales throughout the whole surface of the lungs.
I sequentially performed assisted out-twist of all middle phalanges of fingers and toes that correspond to the chest in the «insect» system. The manipulation lasted 10 minutes. After treatment: RR 24/min, free breathing, auscultation reveals rough breath sounds, no rales.
Out-twist of the chest correspondence in the «insect» systems: A — on hand; B — on foot
T.G. Pavlova, MD, Yakutsk, Russia
12. A 57-year-old female applied with complaints of persistent, almost continuous diffuse headaches.
On examination of the scalp I discovered a number of sensitive areas, where elevated solid formations were palpable. One after another, I massaged them by spiral movements in eight basic directions. The formations were becoming softer, and the headache was gradually subsiding. After several minutes of manipulations I was not able to find any sensitive area, and the headache disappeared.
Eight directions of massage twist motions
A.A. Zakharova, MD, Yakutsk, Russia
14. Patient — myself, aged 63. After an emotional stress I felt gripping pains in the heart region.
Based on a twist diagnosis I performed therapeutic in-twist of the straight left arm once during one minute (Fig. 7). The pain became less, but persisted. Then I performed intwist of the left index finger (the left arm in the standard correspondence system) three times. The pain went off completely.
N.I. Kraus, MD, Uzhgorod, Ukraine
13. Patient: a 65-year-old female. Diagnosis: condition after craniocerebral injury. Diencephalic syndrome with frequent vegetative crises of hypertensive type. The patient came during a crisis with complaints of sharp increase of BP to 185/100 mmHg, chills, excitation, emotional lability.
I made a tendon-muscular diagnosis and revealed a considerable imbalance in the meridian system with a marked deficit of energy in the long liver-brain meridian. Since I had no magnets or other tools about me at that time, I decided to apply twist therapy through the liver and brain joint byol-meridians on the hand (metacarpophalangeal joints of the middle and index fingers), and also through their controlling central Border joint meridian (metacarpophalangeal joint of the thumb). For tonification, I applied fixed out-twist of these joints four times with 30-second pauses. Simultaneously, I administered breathing Smile meditation aimed at correcting energy flows in the liver and brain joint meridians. As a result, BP decreased to 140/90 mmHg. The patient felt much better, her emotional state stabilised. A day later, having come to a check examination, she said that she sleeps better, her performance increased, BP is normal, stable, she was not afraid of recurrence of attacks any longer.
Out-twist of joint byol-meridians of left hand:
A — central Border byol-meridian; B — brain byol-meridian; C — liver byol-meridian
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