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    This document provides information on NeuroVascular (NV) holding points and kinesiology training. It describes how NV points were discovered in the 1930s to affect blood circulation to various organs. Stimulation of these points can strengthen muscles and act as reflex points between the meridian system and nervous system. The 15 NV points listed are correlated to specific organs and meridians. Holding these points while focusing on a trauma can help the body respond in a more resourceful way and release stress responses.

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    NE URO LIN GUIST I C KI NE S I OL OGY T R A I NI NG

    NeuroVascular (NV) Holding Points


    11. 2.5 CM ABOVE
    POSTERIOR 12. POSTERIOR
    FONTANELLE FONTANELLE 7. ANTERIOR FONTANELLE

    13. LAMBDOIDAL
    SUTURE 5. HAIRLINE
    10. PARIETAL
    14. OCCIPITAL EMINENCES
    PROTUBERANCE
    9. PARIETAL
    4. FRONTAL BONE
    EMINENCES (ESR) 8. ABOVE
    THE EAR

    3. GLABELLA

    6. TEMPLE

    14. OCCIPITAL
    15. BEHIND
    PROTUBERANCE
    THE KNEES

    1. RAMUS OF JAW

    2. STERNAL
    NOTCH

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    NE URO LIN GUIST I C KI NE S I OL OGY T R A I NI NG

    NeuroVascular (NV) Holding Points


    In the early 1930s chiropractor Terrance J. Bennett If our muscles doesn’t get proper blood circulation and
    discovered what came to be known as the Bennett the muscle’s lactic acid and other products of muscle
    Reflexes. These reflex points, located about the head contraction are not flushed or washed out, the muscle
    and front of the trunk, were believed to affect the becomes dysfunctional from its own waste products,
    circulation of the vascular system of various organs and resulting in weakness.
    glands to improve many types of conditions.
    Stimulation of the NeuroVascular
    The neurologic influence on blood circulation affected
    by Neurovascular Points (NV) appears to develop early Points was shown to strengthen
    in the embryo and unfolds with the skin during growth, specific muscles.
    to finally be present in the fully developed human being.

    For the first three or four weeks, the fetus has no heart, The NV Points also act as reflex points between the
    and the mother’s placental circulation is augmented by a meridian system and the nervous system.
    network of fetal vascular circuits. As the tissues grow, the
    circuits exert slight traction on the blood vessels, causing The NV points can be used to reprogram your emotional
    the vessel’s muscles to pulsate in an augmented fashion and mental responses to stress and trauma. By gently
    that aids the mother’s placental circulation. At about the holding specific NV Points with your fingers or hands
    third month, the heart is formed, taking over part of the and at the same time hold a specific trauma or crisis in
    burden of supplying circulation to the growing fetus. The your mind, the body can be trained to respond in a more
    vestigial neurovascular circuits that develop in the fetus resourceful manner and release a stress response or a
    remain to be called upon for circulation control later in pattern of thought that may have become habitual.
    life.

    NV Points and their correlation to Organs and The Meridians

    1. RAMUS OF JAW 8. ABOVE & BEHIND THE EAR Spleen


    Stomach
    9. PARIETAL BONE Spleen, Circulation Sex
    2. STERNOID
    Thyroid 10. PARIETAL EMINENCES Large Intestine, Small Intestine,
    Circulaton Sex, Kidney
    3. TEMPLE
    Kidney, Governing, Triple Warmer 11. 2.5 CM ABOVE POSTERIOR FONTANELLE Spleen

    4. GLABELLA Bladder 12. POSTERIOR FONTANELLE Triple Warmer, Large Intes-


    tine
    5. FRONTAL EMMINENCES (ESR) Brain (main emosional
    stress release points) Stomach, Bladder, Central 13. LAMBDOIDAL SUTURE Kidney, Circulation Sex

    6. HAIRLINE Liver, 14. OCCIPITAL PROTUBERANCE Lung, Circulation Sex,


    Stomach
    7. ANTERIOR FONTANELLE Liver, Gall Bladder, Lung,
    Heart, Central

    Reference:
    1. Neuro Linguistic Kinesiology Student Manual
    2. Your Energy Medicine Cabinet, https://yourenergymedicinecabinet.com/neurovascular-points/

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