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0:23 Ahlan wasahlan. 0:29 Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Peace be upon 0:31 you warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. Yes, as 0:33 usual, Radio Silaturahim and also Rasul 0:36 TV. On Thursday, it's called the ahlan 0:38 wasahlan program. We'll present Kang 0:40 Aris Hidayat again, please prepare the 0:41 poplan and paper. Yesterday, we also 0:44 chatted with Brother Aris about 0:47 treatment. So, many people called and 0:50 have mentioned it. Yesterday, we also 0:53 went to Yusuf Mansur's Islamic boarding 0:55 school, there were 25 children who just 0:57 visited there. There were 25 children 0:59 with asthma. Alhamdulillah, with the 1:03 sequence, with the correction of what's 1:06 the name of the 1:07 framework. 1:09 So, thank God, everyone recovered. So, 1:11 Kang Aris, what is your method, ee, 1:15 inspired by Surah Almukminun verse 1:19 14. 14, yes. Later, we will get an 1:27 explanation from him, for example, if 1:29 there is a fire, the alarm is not 1:31 turned off, but the fire is put out, 1:33 that's an analogy, sir. Assalamualaikum 1:36 Aris. 1:36 Waalaikumsalam warahmatullah. 1:37 What time did you get from Bandung 1:38 earlier? 1:39 Alhamdulillah, when you left, was it 1:40 Mancar time here? 1:42 A little bit. Alhamdulillah, it was 1:43 smooth. Uh, Kang Aris, now we are 1:46 talking about cancer. 1:47 Yes. 1:48 What is cancer actually? Yes. After 1:50 that, before we talk about cancer, we 1:52 first talk about humans themselves, 1:54 okay? 1:55 Well, all this time, when we look at 1:57 what the problem is, we forget 1:59 that we are talking about humans first. 2:02 Well, humans, when we study something, 2:05 we study it depending on, like humans 2:07 from a religious perspective, from the 2:10 Quran. Because the one who knows best 2:12 about humans is the one who created 2:13 humans, 2:14 Allah. 2:14 Well, that's Allah. So, how do we 2:17 understand humans? How did Allah create 2:20 them? How did Allah create humans in 2:22 sequence, 2:23 right? So, Allah created humans simply 2:26 in just two verses 13 and 14. The 2:28 process of creation is sequential. So, 2:31 first, Allah created the meeting of the 2:34 egg and sperm. Now, that is in the form 2:36 of nutfah. Now, this nutfah has its 2:38 genetic characteristics depending on 2:39 the father and mother. Nutfah. And uh, 2:41 in this nutfah, we cannot have a heart 2:43 because it depends on the father and 2:44 mother. Well, this is the first one. 2:46 Well, uh, after that, something that we 2:49 can change is the next one, 2:52 namely, after that, Allah created from 2:54 this nutwah, uh, a mixture of father 2:55 and mother. Well, second, Allah created 2:58 after that alaqah, a clot of blood. So, 3:00 the 3:00 most important human factor is the 3:04 blood itself. This blood is the most 3:07 important blood system. 3:08 Well, second, Allah created mutghah. 3:10 Now, here mutghah has many translations 3:13 of flesh. Well, here, actually, it is 3:16 not yet flesh, it is still a clot. Well 3:18 , there are already blood vessels there 3:20 , 3:20 and there will be blood vessels there, 3:22 there are points that look like they're 3:24 going to spill into the heart. So, in 3:26 essence, the system for distributing 3:30 blood. 3:31 First, blood, second, the system for 3:33 distributing blood. 3:35 Because before creation, like when we 3:38 want to build a house, we first create 3:41 paths 3:42 to be able to lift what? Stones, cement 3:44 , and so on. So we create paths first. 3:46 Well, just like blood has been created. 3:49 Second, what Allah created are paths so 3:51 that blood can circulate. 3:53 Now, what is this? The second. 3:57 Third, after this, from mutha, Allah 3:59 created izoman. Well, here, in the 4:01 first sense, izoman, the bones that 4:03 Allah created were not yet the skeleton 4:05 , but the spine. So from the head, the 4:08 spine to the tailbone. 4:09 So, it's similar to a tadpole, right? 4:11 The head. There is then the spine to 4:15 the tailbone. 4:16 Well, here, if we look at the head, 4:18 there is the marrow. So, the brain is 4:20 the same as the marrow, with the 4:21 flow from the head to the back. Well, 4:24 this is the system here when we talk 4:26 about the spine we are talking about 4:28 nerves. 4:28 Hm. The energy source is here in the 4:31 head to the spinal cord e to the 4:32 tailbone. Now, this is important. So 4:34 the nerve path is from the head to the 4:37 tailbone. 4:39 This is the complete tailbone. 4:40 Now, this must not be blocked. In this 4:43 spine there are two types of nerves, 4:46 there are sensory and motor nerves. 4:48 He. 4:49 Sensory for feeling, motor for moving. 4:52 H. He. 4:53 So, if someone has heavy legs when 4:55 lifting heavy things, well, the nerves 4:58 have been affected. 4:59 Hm. 5:00 Right? Heavy legs or heavy hands when 5:02 lifting. Well, that already means the 5:03 nerves are affected. Motor nerves are 5:05 affected. 5:06 But if it is completely blocked, he 5:07 will be paralyzed. 5:08 He. 5:08 So heavy legs are a mild form of 5:13 paralysis, which is 100%blocked. 5:15 Heeh. 5:15 Yes, closed, blocked. So, if someone 5:17 has heavy legs, it is the nerves that 5:20 are affected, right? Then the nerves 5:22 that we talked about earlier are also 5:24 sensory, feeling. 5:25 So if there are numb feet, 5:28 numb fingertips, numb hands, that's the 5:29 affected nerve. The 5:31 sensory nerve is affected there. Now, 5:33 this is important, the nerves can't 5:35 move. Now, there's another important 5:37 thing, ee, regarding nerves. If a nerve 5:39 is pinched, blood will usually collect, 5:42 clot there. 5:43 Heeh. 5:44 For example, if the nerve in sinusitis 5:46 is affected. 5:46 Heeh. 5:47 Then in the sinus it will swell. 5:49 Heeh. ee, the nerve in the tonsils is 5:51 affected, it will swell. So every time 5:54 a nerve is affected, the blood in that 5:57 organ will not flow smoothly. It will 6:00 be like a lump of wood, 6:01 right? That's when the nerve is 6:02 affected. So 6:03 there are three types of affected 6:04 nerves. It can be numbness. H 6:07 could also be reduced movement. The 6:10 last one could also be poor blood 6:12 circulation. That's from the nerves. 6:16 Well, the last one is wrapped in the 6:19 skeleton with muscles. 6:22 Now, this is important here. The fourth 6:24 one is Allah wrapped in the skeleton. 6:27 What does that mean? The head of the 6:30 spine plus there are ribs plus hands. 6:33 Heeh. 6:33 So the hands are attached to the ribs, 6:37 right? So if there's a problem with the 6:39 hand, the problem will definitely be in 6:40 the ribs. Then secondly, Allah, uh, in 6:43 this framework, Allah created the hips. 6:46 In the hips are the legs. 6:48 Huh. 6:48 So, if someone has a problem with the 6:50 legs, the problem must be from 6:52 the hips. 6:53 Well, there. Well, in the hips, the 6:56 perfect framework has flesh. So the 6:58 connection is muscle and 7:01 flesh. Now, back to here. Where are the 7:05 organs located? 7:06 Hmm. 7:06 Allah is not in the verses of Allah's 7:08 creation that say I created the 7:09 intestines. Huh. 7:10 I created the lungs, 7:11 I created the liver, nothing. I created 7:13 the spleen. Well, I created everything 7:16 else, right? The kidneys don't exist. 7:18 So Allah is simply represented by me 7:20 creating flesh to wrap around the 7:23 bones. Now, this is important, this 7:25 understanding is the key to 7:27 solving problems. So actually, if we 7:29 look at the heart, the spleen, the 7:31 intestines, whatever the problem, it 7:33 will be the same. The 7:34 skeleton, 7:35 because it starts from here, 7:38 will continue to get deeper. So the 7:40 damage is from the outside in. 7:42 Hmm. 7:43 Well, there. So, the sequence is like 7:45 that. Well, if we talk about humans 7:48 again, God created humans from a single 7:51 cell that turned into trillions of 7:54 cells. So, from one to many. 7:57 What does that mean? Every change from 7:59 end to end must have a relationship. 8:01 Heeh. He. 8:02 So there is no problem that is one 8:04 point, there is always a flow. Heeh. He 8:06 . 8:07 Well, if we don't know the flow, we 8:09 can't possibly treat 8:11 the disease. 8:12 Well, for example, illness. For example 8:14 , someone who has difficulty swallowing 8:15 . 8:15 Heeh. 8:16 Yes, people who have difficulty 8:17 swallowing usually have chest pain too. 8:19 Heeh. 8:20 Well, later in the solar plexus it is 8:21 hard. Below the solar plexus it is hard 8:23 . Well, later below it is also pressed, 8:25 pulled down. 8:26 The diaphragm is also heavy. 8:28 Well, so every disease is not 8:30 independent. Everything is always 8:32 connected. Well, if we don't know the 8:35 pattern, there is no way we can solve 8:37 the problem. Well, that's more or less 8:40 like that. If a car is created 8:41 differently, a car's tires are just 8:43 flat. 8:44 So, all this time, our understanding of 8:46 humans must be changed. So when humans 8:49 create something, it's an assembly, its 8:51 nature has 8:52 nothing to do with anything else. But 8:54 when humans are not a single cell, they 8:56 become complete, everything is 8:57 connected. 8:58 Well, that's roughly the beginning. 8:59 Okay. Iwan and Kang Aris have already 9:01 discovered it. I happen to find that 9:03 when I go from my body to prostration, 9:06 it hurts, I was making a cracking 9:09 cracking cracking, 9:10 now it's relieved. Then Nandri also had 9:13 pain in his hand and his foot, which 9:15 was fixed, now, thank God, it's 9:16 immediately light. Alhamdulillah. 9:19 Well, Kang Haris, back to cancer. 9:20 What's the definition of cancer? 9:22 Okay, it's cancer, right? Now, we're 9:23 talking about cancer. When we talk 9:26 about diseases, our mistake is thinking 9:28 that when we talk about diseases, we 9:30 immediately ask what the cure is? 9:33 Right? What do we eat? 9:36 People doing research on cancer are 9:38 looking for a cure? 9:39 Well, that's one mistake. Heh. 9:41 Because if we want to see a problem, 9:43 want to solve a problem, we look for 9:45 the cause. That's it. 9:47 This is the cause, where the problem 9:50 lies. 9:50 Hey, 9:51 right. So, we look for the problem. For 9:53 example, in the hadith, it is said that 9:55 every disease has a 9:56 cure. 9:56 The medicine. Well, our understanding 9:58 is that the cure for every disease is 10:00 always what we eat? 10:01 Material, right? 10:02 Material. Meanwhile, medicine makes 10:03 something that makes us heal. What's 10:06 important is the result of healing. For 10:07 example, if a sprained leg is treated 10:10 by putting the bone back in place. 10:12 Huh. 10:12 Not what we eat. 10:13 Makes you sleepy. 10:14 Makes you sleepy. Hungry, eat. 10:17 Okay. 10:18 But the problem is, if the child 10:19 doesn't want to eat. 10:21 Hm. 10:21 Right? You don't want to eat. Problem. 10:24 We look for the cause. Oh, his 10:25 digestion is weak. 10:26 Hm. 10:27 Why is it weak? The digestive muscles 10:29 are too slack. 10:30 H. 10:30 Why is it weak again? Oh, it turns out 10:32 he can't take in maximum oxygen. 10:34 Hm. 10:35 Food must be digested, and there must 10:37 also be enough oxygen for digestion, 10:39 for combustion. So, we trace the cause 10:43 of the disease. Well, from the cause, 10:46 we solve it. For example, most cases of 10:48 children who don't want to eat, for 10:50 example, when checked, the sequence 10:51 will be like that. Digestion is 10:52 definitely weak and secondly oxygen is 10:54 also definitely lacking. So, why can't 10:56 he take in oxygen? Then look for the 10:57 causes and list them one by one, 10:59 okay? Well, for example, a pinched 11:01 nerve is not what the cure is. 11:03 H 11:04 pinched nerve where is it pinched? 11:05 Slide to the right back slide to the 11:07 left. 11:07 I 11:07 oh the bone is inserted. The solution 11:09 is to remove it. H is 11:11 not what the cure is. Well, this is so 11:13 define the cause first then the cure is 11:17 the opposite. 11:19 I right. Well, for example, we made a 11:22 mistake like this. Feet numb. 11:27 He. 11:27 If the feet are numb, whose 11:28 responsibility is it? 11:29 H 11:30 means the 11:30 sensory nerves that feel are reduced. 11:33 He. 11:33 Well, check why usually in the feet, 11:36 usually the S e L and EMP and L sheets, 11:38 if they are returned straight again, 11:40 the feeling is immediately felt. Well, 11:42 all this time we have defined it wrong, 11:44 right? This example is again 11:45 the most ee cases like this. People 11:50 with high blood pressure, there are 11:51 those with high blood pressure whose 11:53 necks are stiff and often 11:54 tight. 11:55 Well, people are always looking for 11:56 high blood pressure. Ee so ee what ee 11:58 because of high blood pressure the neck 12:01 becomes tight. He. 12:02 Well, we don't actually have the law 12:05 reversed. So, first, the neck is tight 12:07 first, the shoulders are tight. 12:09 He. 12:11 If the neck is tight, what does the 12:12 blood go to? There's 12:13 less resistance to the head. 12:15 Well, your heart must be higher. 12:17 He. 12:18 So it can reach the head. 12:19 So it's not high blood pressure that 12:20 makes the neck tight first. 12:22 The cause is tight first. 12:24 Ee then where does the cause come from? 12:26 Usually from the hips, the composition 12:28 of the hips and tailbone. If those are 12:30 relaxed upwards, they are also relaxed, 12:33 automatically why is the heart high. So 12:36 determining which problem is primary, 12:38 which is secondary, is then resolved. 12:41 So far, we see, oh, this person's neck 12:43 is high blood pressure because their 12:45 neck is tight because of cholesterol. 12:47 Mistakes in defining lead to mistakes 12:50 in action. So, the most important thing 12:53 is when talking about disease, where 12:56 does the cause come from? What is the 12:59 problem? Well, the Quran guides us to 13:02 what systems in humans are. Well, 13:05 actually, I often solve things from 13:07 simple things. In fact, the 13:09 sophistication of something is what is 13:10 called genius, being able to explain 13:12 something complicated in one sentence. 13:14 Well, 13:16 don't let it end with asthma, how come 13:18 the book can go into dozens of details 13:20 until it's confusing but there's no 13:23 solution. 13:23 He. 13:24 Well, that's proof of stupidity. 13:25 H. 13:26 Well, proof of Allah's sophistication, 13:28 telling such a long story in one 13:30 sentence. Well, that's the art of his 13:32 sophistication. Well, let's meditate on 13:37 my Quran or meditate here. Subhanallah. 13:40 So we can answer the cancer problem 13:43 again. Hopefully, ee God willing, in 13:46 the future I will repeat this fourth 13:48 one. Blood, blood vessels, ee spine and 13:51 nerves, then skeleton and muscles, this 13:54 will be turned upside down again. 13:56 Because if we can do this, it will be 13:58 easier to study it. I'll repeat again 14:00 about cancer. Our understanding of 14:03 cancer so far, eh, let's imagine that 14:05 the most common cancers are breast 14:07 lumps. Then lumps in the neck. 14:11 Hehe. 14:11 Glands or in the front or in the front 14:14 of the neck or the side of the neck or 14:16 prostate cancer. H 14:18 yes, various types of colon cancer. 14:20 Then e in the cervix. So if we talk 14:23 about ordinary cancers like that. Okay. 14:27 Back to when we talk about cancer. If 14:29 the sequence is like that, what are we 14:32 talking about? Blood. Then what? Blood 14:36 vessels, then nerves. Then skeleton and 14:38 muscles. Well, people with cancer have 14:41 problems with all four. 14:42 Hmm. 14:44 Of the four, the 14:45 skeleton, the 14:46 skeleton is not fitting, 14:47 the muscles, 14:48 the nerves. He. 14:50 Ee then there will be joints too. 14:52 Then if it concerns blood vessels, 14:54 lymphatic problems, blood problems, 14:56 everything is complete. So, if we 14:59 understand all these problems, how can 15:01 we solve them? 15:02 Okay, let's sort them one by one. Here 15:06 we are talking about skeletal problems. 15:07 For example, if earlier, what ee I'll 15:10 list them one by one, ee so we can 15:12 understand the example earlier, ee Bang 15:15 Krisna, his knee hurts. 15:17 H 15:17 is 15:18 the story of gout, right? 15:20 Well, gout, actually, if we talk about 15:23 this problem, gout is not high uric 15:25 acid levels, it's not the cause, 15:28 right? For example, a leaky house 15:30 is not the cause, the roof tiles are 15:32 broken, 15:32 right? The roof tiles must be replaced. 15:34 The roof tiles are replaced, not the 15:35 rain, avoid rain. He 15:36 yeah. This is important to understand. 15:38 So cold is not the cause of allergies. 15:40 Hm. 15:41 Right? Dust is not the cause of 15:42 allergies. What is the cause? A problem 15:44 within our body. 15:45 Well, for example, high uric acid 15:46 always causes pain in the knees. 15:48 It's not the high uric acid that is the 15:50 problem. 15:51 For example, river water can sometimes 15:52 be muddy, sometimes high, sometimes low 15:54 . 15:55 Well, we can't keep the river water 15:57 clear all the time. 15:59 Heeh. The important thing is that the 16:01 path is neat, there are no narrowings, 16:03 no silting. That's the principle. 16:05 So everything can flow and it shouldn't 16:07 be too high, too much trash is also a 16:09 problem. Well, like the uric acid in 16:11 the knees is always a problem. So it's 16:13 not the uric acid that's the problem, 16:14 it's the knee. If the knee doesn't fit, 16:16 the frame doesn't fit, right? If the 16:19 knee has a problem, it's not the knee, 16:21 it's the frame. 16:22 Heeh. If this car is like this, if the 16:24 hips turn to the left, there will 16:27 definitely be a problem, in essence, 16:29 the knee will not have a problem if the 16:31 hips are straight forward, the thighs 16:34 are straight forward, the legs are 16:36 straight forward, all in one line, the 16:38 knee will never hurt. Whatever you want 16:41 to bend, it can be normal. But if the 16:43 hips shift to the right or inward or 16:45 outward unevenly, the hips are also not 16:48 neat, 16:49 the lower calves are also not neat, the 16:50 knees will definitely hurt when bent. 16:52 Hm. 16:52 Because it doesn't fit. The principle 16:54 of the skeleton is that as long as the 16:56 top is the same, the bottom is also 16:57 easy to bend. 16:58 Hm. 16:59 If it bends, it means it's not right. 17:01 When you bend, there's a narrowing 17:03 there. Well, when cheap acid is high, 17:05 it will definitely collect there. It 17:07 hurts. So the cause of the pain is to 17:09 solve the skeleton first. So knee pain 17:11 is not a nerve problem, it's a skeletal 17:13 problem. 17:14 Well, that's an example, right? The 17:15 skeleton solves it. Well, so ee like 17:21 Andre earlier, right? Well, his hand to 17:22 his left hand can't hold. It 17:24 can't continue to hurt, can't hold. 17:27 Well, so the blood flow is not flowing, 17:28 it really hurts in his arm. Well, 17:33 in medicine, if someone can't hold, 17:34 it's called Carpal tunnel syndrome. CTS 17:37 is called that. Well, in Europe, that's 17:38 also known as an expensive operation. 17:40 What is operated on is the wrist. 17:41 Y 17:42 is opened and the muscles are adjusted. 17:44 Let's say, I was, Adri, what did I 17:46 touch his arm? No, 17:48 no, 17:48 no. What did I touch? 17:49 The leg. 17:50 The leg, right? Well, because I 17:51 understand the logic of what structure 17:53 is. So why is the hand pulled, the 17:56 muscle pulled? Because the waist of the 17:58 hand is pulled back. Why is the arm 18:00 with the shoulder pulled back? Because 18:03 the leg is shifted down and back. So 18:05 the leg that I finished forward then 18:07 the arm is slack, the hand is also 18:08 slack. So it's like carpal tunnel 18:11 syndrome, arm problems anywhere in the 18:13 world, no one can solve. Why? They 18:16 focus locally. But where is the problem 18:18 ? It's in the leg. For example, like 18:21 that, right? That speaks of the logic 18:22 of the skeleton. Well, back to what? 18:25 Cancer. 18:25 In cancer. So the problem with cancer, 18:28 if the skeleton has a problem, it means 18:30 the muscles also have a problem. H. 18:33 Meanwhile, the skeleton is uh wrapped 18:37 in 18:37 flesh. 18:38 Flesh. Fakasona izoman lahman. The 18:40 skeleton is wrapped in flesh. Well, 18:43 inside the flesh there are blood 18:45 vessels. 18:46 Blood. 18:46 Yes. If the bone moves away, what 18:49 happens? The muscle is pulled. 18:51 Heeh. 18:52 If the muscle is pulled, the blood 18:54 circulation is not smooth. If the bones 18:56 are close together, the blood flow will 18:57 not be smooth and relaxed. 18:58 It 18:59 won't be smooth either. Well, there's 19:00 something very important here. So here, 19:03 subhanallah, blood circulation is in 19:06 the muscles, blood vessels are in the 19:09 interstices of the muscles. So it 19:11 depends on the muscle's tightness and 19:14 laxity, and it depends on the function 19:17 of the skeleton. So the skeleton can 19:19 determine whether blood circulation is 19:21 smooth or not. Well, this is from the 19:23 skeleton. Then there's something very 19:25 important, what is it? Lymphatic. The 19:28 lymphatic system, 19:29 if blood is clearly pumped by the heart 19:34 . The heart will pump, the blood 19:37 vessels will also react, and with 19:39 energy from the 19:40 nerves, it can flow further. Now, 19:44 lymphatic. Lymphatic must flow in the 19:49 body. The lymphatic system flows, if it 19:51 were, it would also exist in the 19:53 muscles. In the muscle spaces under the 19:55 skin. Well, it also exists in the body. 19:57 Well, it will flow if there is an 20:00 alternating occurrence of muscles. It 20:03 can relax, it can tighten. Loose, tight 20:05 , loose, tight. Well, if a normal 20:07 muscle can be loose, it can be tight, 20:09 lymphatic flow. 20:11 Hm. 20:11 Because lymphatic flow depends on what? 20:14 The function of muscle tightness and 20:17 looseness. It can alternately be loose 20:19 and tight, loose and tight, lymphatic 20:21 flow. Well, 20:23 in people who don't have any lumps in 20:25 their muscles, they lose their 20:28 tightness, or there's no lump. For 20:30 example, if the lymphatic will become 20:32 loose, there will be lumps there. For 20:33 example, someone with a lipoma. Lipomas 20:35 are those with lumps inside, usually 20:38 white. 20:38 Well, throughout the body, they lose 20:41 their muscles, they lose stress, what 20:43 is the lack? Pulling. Well, it will 20:46 clot there. Well, there are also cases 20:49 where if the muscle is too pulled, the 20:52 lymphatic flow will also stop. For 20:55 example, someone who has a lump in the 20:57 breast will definitely have pulled 20:59 muscles down. 21:00 He. 21:00 So there's a pattern. 21:02 So, uh, the lump must have a problem in 21:05 the uh, uh, the skeleton. If there's a 21:07 problem with the skeleton, then the 21:08 muscles will also have problems. It's 21:09 pulled. 21:10 Well, it occurs when there is a pull on 21:12 the lymphatic muscle and it is also 21:14 disturbed. If there is a pull, it means 21:17 that there is more pull in the muscle 21:19 than relaxation. 21:20 H. 21:20 Well, that's a disturbed lymphatic. 21:22 Well, let's talk again, the simple 21:24 thing is ee what ee what ee lumps that 21:27 most people have lumps in the breast, 21:29 right? Well, first, if someone has a 21:31 breast lump, there must be a problem 21:33 with the skeleton. 21:33 He. 21:34 Well, the problem with the skeleton, 21:36 the pain, for example, if there is a 21:37 vertical line, the pain comes from what 21:39 ? From what part? The jaw will come 21:41 from e, for example, if she has a lump 21:43 on the right side. He. 21:44 Well, there must be a tightness in the 21:46 neck. 21:46 H it 21:47 hurts a lot. Then it flows right down 21:49 to the nipple and then down to the leg 21:52 to the shin. If you press it, it hurts. 21:54 What does that mean? There is a muscle 21:56 pull there. The lymphatic is disturbed, 21:59 right. So the muscle pull affects the 22:02 lymphatic fluid. Well, that's it. Well, 22:04 secondly, we're talking about a blood 22:06 clot. Well, of course, when we talk 22:10 about what? Ribs. We're talking about 22:13 ribs. Have we ever eaten anything? Ee 22:16 ee soup ig. 22:18 Well, in the ribs, there is flesh that 22:20 crosses between the ribs. 22:22 Yes. 22:22 One is for opening, the other is for 22:24 pulling and closing. 22:26 Well, those muscles are at play. Well, 22:28 if there is a rib that shifts, the leg 22:29 shifts, the rib shifts, well, that's 22:31 the condition of blood not flowing 22:33 smoothly. 22:33 Hm. The 22:34 ribs are from the front to the back. 22:35 Heeh. 22:37 H. yes. Well, the first lump is 22:39 disturbed muscles, the ribs are shifted 22:41 . If the ribs shift, there are muscles 22:43 between the ribs and ribs. 22:45 Yes. 22:45 Well, between the muscles, if they 22:47 shift, circulation is also disturbed 22:49 muscles. 22:50 Blood circulation is not smooth. 22:51 Heeh. 22:52 They meet, right? So the blood is not 22:55 smooth meeting with ee first lymphatic 22:57 fluid does not stake meeting with blood 23:00 that is not smooth. Well, what's 23:02 interesting is that the ribs connect to 23:04 the back. in the spine there are ee 23:08 ribs that circle the spine. In the 23:11 spine there is marrow, there are nerves 23:12 . 23:13 If it shifts even a little, the ribs 23:15 shift too. So the nerves are also 23:17 problematic. 23:18 H. 23:19 Well, the nerves are problematic. Well, 23:21 if there is a problem, the lymphatic 23:23 system can't flow smoothly, the blood 23:25 can't flow smoothly. Well, that's where 23:27 it is. Well, that's all stuck. 23:30 Well, the blood vessels too. Well, from 23:32 the combination of those problems, all 23:33 the ribs are problematic. The skeleton, 23:36 yes, the skeleton has problems, the 23:38 muscle problems, the nerve problems 23:40 cause a combination of blood pooling, 23:42 the lymphatic system pooling, right, 23:43 and pain there. Well, at the end, if it 23:45 doesn't collect in the area for a long 23:47 time, what? If it rots for a long time, 23:49 it will eventually become pus. 23:51 Hm. 23:52 So, how do you solve it? Smooth the 23:56 lymphatic fluid. 23:57 He. 23:58 Smooth the blood, open the pinched 24:00 nerve. Well, if that's done, the 24:03 primary is done. Well, so in principle, 24:06 the breast lump can disappear 24:09 immediately. If the muscle pull is 24:11 removed, one rib is straightened, the 24:13 skeleton is straightened, the pinched 24:16 nerve is opened at that point, 24:18 it will automatically go down. 24:19 He. 24:20 So, if it's already ruptured, or if 24:22 it's already infected, first remove the 24:24 primary source. Get the lymphatic 24:27 drainage resolved, blood circulation 24:29 cleared, dislocated joints, dislocated 24:31 ribs resolved, nerves resolved, the 24:33 primary source is resolved. Then, after 24:35 that, the rest is treated purely like 24:37 treating a normal wound. But the 24:40 condition for the wound to heal is if 24:41 the four causes mentioned above are 24:43 eliminated and 24:44 resolved. 24:45 So, why hasn't it been resolved all 24:46 this time? Because people focus on 24:48 resolving ulcers. 24:49 Hmm. 24:50 So, why hasn't it been resolved? 24:51 Because the blood that doesn't flow, 24:53 muscle tension never resolves, the 24:55 skeleton never resolves, and pinched 24:56 nerves never resolve. The lymphatic 24:58 system that's stuck there never 25:00 resolves. So, why hasn't it been 25:01 resolved? Well, in my experience, 25:04 resolving those four things first. So, 25:06 if you have a wound, we're like, purely 25:09 , we're used to getting injured. 25:11 Well, it will heal if we resolve the 25:13 primary cause. Well, that's roughly how 25:16 it is, and I'm speaking based on my 25:19 experience and studies. Well, the 25:21 existing experience is framed from the 25:24 concept of the verse ee in the Quranic 25:27 verse of Surah Al-Mu'minun 14. 25:30 Okay. 25:30 So, what is the framework of knowledge? 25:33 Oh, I just realized the connection 25:35 there. Previously, the results were 25:37 from experiences, record everything. 25:39 Well, from there we make our new 25:41 statistics, what ee from so Subhanallah 25:45 , the Quranic verse gives us a password 25:48 . The keyword there will open all 25:50 problems. 25:51 Okay. Subhanallah. Well, what is the 25:54 problem with asthma? Asthma. 25:55 Yes. Actually, all this time we have 25:58 been talking about the body, ee, never 26:01 talk like this, okay? Our mistake, 26:04 friend, is that we talk about the body 26:06 according to human experts, 26:08 right? So, never ask humans about the 26:11 body, right? If you ask the one who 26:13 created Allah about the body, 26:14 ask the Quran. 26:15 Allah. Yes. And there is the key there. 26:18 So is it mentioned in the Quran that I 26:21 created lungs, right? Allah created 26:24 there, ee, the skeleton is wrapped in 26:26 muscles and flesh. 26:28 So there are no details about the lungs 26:29 , if they are not mentioned, it means 26:31 they are simply represented by muscles. 26:33 So the focus is not on the lungs. So 26:44 the lungs are part of the muscles, and 26:46 the muscles are attached to the 26:48 skeleton. Now, back to the lungs. So 26:55 far, when we focus on people with 26:55 asthma, we focus on our lungs. 26:57 Huh, right. 26:57 But when we breathe, we draw in oxygen. 27:16 The pulling task is the chest cavity. 27:25 Hm. Not the lungs. The lungs cannot 27:30 draw in air. Huh...So the hip bones and 27:34 the skeleton are connected. So the 27:36 muscles are connected to each other 27:38 from head to toe, the fingers are 27:40 connected to everything. 27:42 So nothing stands alone. For example, 27:46 if someone is having a stomach ache, if 27:48 you look at them, it looks like their 27:50 thorax is going inward. 27:53 Most thorax should be curved, right? 27:54 What is the thorax? The thorax is the 27:56 back rib cage 27:57 that contains the back ribs. A 27:59 normal back is curved. If it is curved, 28:02 that means the chest cavity is 28:03 sufficient, right? 28:04 Heeh. 28:04 Enough air to enter. So it goes inward 28:06 a bit. 28:07 He. 28:07 Well, if it goes inward a bit, that 28:09 means the chest cavity is small. So 28:12 when he runs, the need is high but the 28:14 capacity is small, it hurts, not 28:16 because the lungs can't, the capacity 28:19 is not there. 28:20 Hm. 28:21 The need is 100%, but he can only take 28:25 80. 28:25 Hm. 28:26 Where does the rest go? It hurts, right 28:28 ? 28:28 So the cavity is increased. My job was 28:31 just to solve the problem of increasing 28:32 the cavity. Where is the cause? Solve 28:34 it. So the cure is 28:36 the problem of this person's thorax not 28:38 being inverted. Solve it there. Then I 28:41 looked at the second part, eh, the bone 28:43 with the lowest ribs is curved outward. 28:46 Hm. 28:47 If it curves outward, it means the 28:48 muscles in the front are pulled back. 28:50 Hm. 28:51 Yes, the back is curved in the middle. 28:53 Well, that means the front muscles are 28:54 pulled. The diaphragm is just sick. 28:56 He's always pressing. 28:57 Well, the bone below is pushed forward 28:59 so that the diaphragm is normal. So it 29:00 can take in normal oxygen because it 29:02 has enough space. The oxygen space is 29:05 the chest cavity. Yes, if the lungs are 29:07 only a single exchange site. Well, the 29:10 second thing is eh, the diaphragm. Well 29:12 , that's related to the skeleton and 29:13 muscles. I solved those two. There's 29:16 one more thing about the lungs, plus, 29:18 for example, if the spine is inverted. 29:22 What does that mean? At some point, the 29:24 bones tend to get pinched by the lungs. 29:26 H. 29:27 If the lungs are pinched, why did I say 29:29 that? If the lungs are pinched, there 29:32 are two causes. Can't feel 29:35 reduced function. Motoric or thirdly, 29:38 there is a blood clot or stagnation. 29:42 Well, people who have blood flowing 29:45 slowly usually have swelling. Well, 29:48 people with pinched lung nerves usually 29:51 end up with dampness. 29:53 If it's damp, automatically, ee, if 29:54 you're careful, it won't flow smoothly. 29:57 Well, there will definitely be germs, 29:59 bacteria, viruses, fungi, whatever will 30:01 definitely live there. So bacteria, 30:03 germs, viruses, fungi, whatever they 30:05 live with. They don't cause problems. 30:08 Right? So, like mold in this room, for 30:11 example. It doesn't cause dampness. 30:14 It lives in places where there's 30:16 dampness. 30:16 So the dampness must be removed. 30:18 The dampness is removed. So why is 30:19 there dampness in the lungs? There must 30:21 be a pinched nerve. 30:22 Oh 30:23 yeah, tonsils. Tonsils tend to swell. 30:25 Hey, 30:26 that's definitely a nerve, so solve it. 30:27 If you solve it, it deflates 30:28 immediately, it 30:29 becomes swollen, ee, not having the 30:31 tonsils removed, it won't swell again, 30:33 right? Yeah, no. 30:34 Hm. 30:35 And another thing that Allah created 30:37 has its benefits, right? So, for 30:39 example, in the sinuses. The sinuses 30:41 are definitely in the bones, uh, the 30:42 bones in the sinus area have a problem, 30:44 they're pinched a little. Well, it will 30:46 swell there. What solves it is the 30:48 nerves. Swelling is caused by 30:52 pinched nerves. 30:53 Swollen feet. It's different at the 30:55 beginning. If the kidneys are damaged 30:57 by medication, the swelling is 30:58 different. This is someone who has 30:59 swelling for no reason, not because 31:01 they consume a lot of medication, they 31:03 will swell. 31:04 Well, that solves it, it's definitely a 31:05 pinched nerve. So, there are three 31:07 causes of pinched nerves. If the 31:09 sensory system is affected, it's not 31:11 numb, but a little bit of numbness 31:13 until it's completely numb, or the legs 31:16 feel heavy until they're completely 31:18 paralyzed, or there's swelling where 31:20 blood doesn't flow properly. So, 31:22 there's swelling from the nerves. Huh. 31:24 If it's not from disease, it's from 31:25 medication. So with swelling, the 31:27 nerves are affected. Huh. 31:29 Well, the stomach can also be affected. 31:31 So nerves are important here, the spine 31:33 . Well, when we talk about nerves, 31:35 we're purely talking about the spine 31:38 from the brain to the tailbone. That's 31:40 what the nerves are there. Well, if 31:42 it's slightly pinched, it means there's 31:44 a local problem. If it's in the lungs, 31:46 it's the problem. If it's in the 31:47 stomach, it's the stomach. 31:49 But a stroke is different. It's the 31:50 central part that's affected. 31:51 H. It's 31:52 like a cat. 31:53 Well, that's difficult. Well, if a 31:54 stroke occurs, the central part is 31:56 damaged, we have to wait for the cells 31:59 to grow back. It's like this: someone 32:01 with a mild stroke has a pot, we leave 32:04 it for a week 32:05 and it dies. 32:06 But it's not dead yet, it's still alive 32:07 , just wilted. 32:08 Well, that's what we call a mild stroke 32:10 . 32:10 Hm. 32:11 Give it some water, and it comes back 32:12 to life. But if we leave it for two 32:14 weeks too long, the 32:15 plant 32:16 dies. 32:17 It dries up, dies. Well, that's what 32:18 can't be done. 32:19 Oh, it's 32:20 different here. Well, we wait until new 32:25 shoots grow back. Well, that takes time 32:27 . 32:28 Well, if someone is addicted to 32:29 cigarettes or drugs, can they be 32:31 treated with methods? 32:32 Well, one thing we actually solve here 32:34 if we talk about problems is that it's 32:37 different with cigarettes, right? So 32:39 when someone quits smoking, the problem 32:41 is that they just don't want to stop, 32:43 right? So it's not about medication or 32:44 it's impossible for someone who smokes 32:46 to stop. The reason? Because they don't 32:48 want to stop. So, we don't need to 32:51 discuss it. So for smokers, they're 32:52 actually safe, please continue. After 32:54 all, it's useless to give them 32:55 motivation because the problem is they 32:57 don't want to stop. It's enough if they 32:58 stop. Can they stop fasting during 33:00 Ramadan? 33:00 Can they? They can. They 33:01 can because they want to. Hehe. 33:03 When they break their fast, they don't 33:04 want to smoke anymore. Well, the 33:06 problem is solved. So, if they smoke, 33:08 there's no need for motivation. It's 33:10 also useless to waste our energy 33:12 because they don't want to stop. 33:14 Well, if it can be solved like this, 33:15 what is the role of medication? Well, 33:17 we're 33:18 talking about medication, now we're 33:20 talking about this, this is our mistake 33:22 in looking at the problem. So, if a 33:25 normal person is a normal person, 33:27 there's nothing sick. Hehe. 33:29 So, the job of illness is an alarm. The 33:31 alarm 33:32 indicates that there is a problem, 33:33 illness. Illness is an alarm, right? 33:36 For example, if there's no fire in our 33:38 house, why would the alarm sound? 33:39 Hehe. So, if there's no news, no smoke, 33:42 it won't sound. 33:44 So the alarm's function is only to 33:45 accompany the problem. When the volume 33:48 is on, it tells us, communicates to us 33:51 that there's a problem. For example, 33:54 someone has a sore knee. 33:56 Huh. A 33:57 sore knee means a problem. 33:58 If the knee hurts, it's a purely 34:00 skeletal problem. Huh. 34:01 If the knee hurts, it becomes a 34:03 skeletal problem. Well, for example, 34:05 what does a sore knee mean? To walk, 34:09 people need a walking person, not just 34:12 the legs. What do people need to walk? 34:16 The hips, hip bones, thigh bones, 34:18 fibula bones, and the soles of the feet 34:20 . All four work together, 34:22 right? The hips, calves, uh, the hips, 34:24 thighs, and calves are in the calves, 34:25 there are two bones, right? Then add 34:27 the 34:28 mind and control bones, where are they 34:29 located? 34:29 How is 34:30 the control? Control of which direction 34:31 to go? 34:32 Well, that's the bone first, right, the 34:34 knee. Well, in principle, if the knee 34:36 is like a car, if everything is 34:38 straight, it's fine, no need for spring 34:40 balancing. But if the hips fall, they 34:42 are pulled back, to the side, or so 34:44 that the hips are not aligned. 34:46 So the thighs also don't know which 34:48 direction to turn, 34:48 the feet turn, so for example, the 34:50 hips shift to the right. 34:52 Hm. 34:53 But the road is still forward. 34:54 Hm. 34:56 So the hips to the right thighs must 34:57 follow the hips to the right a little 34:59 but the soles of the feet are forward. 35:01 What does that mean? The upper and 35:03 front are not synchronized, 35:05 not fitting, not in one line. Well, if 35:07 it is bent it hurts. 35:08 H. 35:09 Well, what does pain mean? He gave us a 35:11 warning not to bend it or my bones will 35:13 break. 35:14 He. 35:15 To be able to bend it, the condition 35:17 must be straight, right? Ee straight 35:20 hips, straight thighs, straight legs. 35:22 So it's a pure structural problem, a 35:24 pure bone problem, knee pain. So just 35:26 straighten it with spurring balancing. 35:28 He. 35:29 If it's straight, you can bend it again 35:30 . 35:30 He. 35:31 Once, someone had knee pain, it hurt 35:34 and 35:34 couldn't bend it. The pain was 35:36 excruciating. Walking hurts, people 35:37 take medicine. 35:38 He. Did 35:39 the pain go away? 35:40 Yes, it's gone. 35:40 The problem still isn't? 35:41 Still is. 35:42 Still is. The bones don't fit. If 35:46 normal, he could feel the pain, he 35:48 would avoid folding his legs. 35:50 Hm. 35:50 Because if he folds, it's dangerous. It 35:51 doesn't fit. The bones will rub 35:53 together. He. 35:54 But because the pain was removed, he 35:55 couldn't tell anymore, couldn't see 35:57 Aram. Eh, he folds perfectly, folds 35:59 continuously 36:00 because he doesn't feel pain. 36:01 So instead, he adds 36:02 because it's not the right time for the 36:03 problem to increase or decrease? 36:04 Increase. 36:05 Increase, 36:06 the bones will be crushed and crushed. 36:07 Bones are destroyed, cartilage is 36:09 destroyed. 36:09 Heeh. 36:10 Yes, it's not osteoporosis, it's not a 36:12 problem of what kind of deficiency, no. 36:15 Because it's not a pure problem, 36:17 a problem of bone asymmetry. So the 36:20 bone problem isn't this, no alignment, 36:23 no need. So it's just a pure spurring 36:25 and balancing problem. But if we take 36:28 medication or get an injection, the 36:30 injection relieves the pain, 36:33 not the problem. 36:35 Hm. 36:35 Well, but in the end, if he feels pain, 36:38 he will avoid certain movements. But if 36:41 the pain goes away, he will actually 36:43 carry out those movements that are 36:44 dangerous for the bones in the wrong 36:45 condition. 36:46 Well, the bones aren't destroyed. 36:48 So, what's the solution? Oh, this bone 36:50 is destroyed, porous. H. 36:52 If there's osteoporosis, why is it in 36:53 the knee? Why? There are 360 joints. 36:56 Why is it only the knee that has a 36:58 problem? 36:58 Hm. 36:59 So the naproline is there, why is the 37:01 uric acid there? Why not in other 37:03 joints? The problem is purely framed. 37:05 H 37:06 yes, knee disease. Well, here is the 37:08 danger we often make mistakes. We use 37:11 medicine to relieve pain, not the 37:13 problem. I like to describe it like 37:16 this. Healthy people without problems, 37:18 without pain. H 37:19 yes. This is the ideal ideal, 37:22 ee healthy without problems without 37:24 pain. Second, the middle class is sick 37:28 people with problems, they are sick 37:31 with pain. H 37:32 is the middle class. He. The 37:35 lower class is someone who has a 37:37 problem but the pain is removed. 37:40 Hmm. 37:41 So the level of people with diseases 37:43 whose pain is removed is the lowest 37:45 order. Hm. 37:47 The lowest, the most basic, the worst. 37:49 The 37:49 worst condition is 37:50 also dangerous, right? The 37:51 worst condition is someone who has a 37:53 disease can not feel the pain. 37:55 If it is like a stupid person, someone 37:56 who is stupid but does not understand 37:58 that he is stupid. H 37:59 is troublesome. If a stupid person 38:01 feels stupid, he learns. 38:02 He. A 38:03 sick person feels pain, he looks for a 38:05 solution. But a person with problems 38:08 who has no pain, he will stay silent 38:10 until the problem increases. So 38:12 remember, be careful, be rocky. Rocky 38:15 is a healthy person without pain. 38:17 Second, the middle class is someone 38:21 with pain. Lastly, there are people 38:23 with problems without pain. This is the 38:25 most dangerous. So, if we seek 38:26 treatment, 38:28 don't let it drag us down. We just 38:30 let the pain go, meaning we let the 38:32 problem go, the pain is removed. That's 38:35 very dangerous. 38:36 Well, then, look at people, they will 38:38 indeed feel better. And secondly, it's 38:41 also easy, injections are easy. Pain 38:43 kills the nerves, not severe pain, it 38:44 heals. Later, the pain will come back, 38:46 another injection. If you only give 38:47 injections, you don't need to go to 38:49 college, right? Children can also be 38:51 taught to just give injections, then 38:52 what's the medicine? Injection, kills 38:54 the pain, it's done. But the difficult 38:56 part is finding the cause 38:57 from the skeleton, from the muscles, 38:59 where we solve it. Because we want to 39:02 solve it, right? So, to cure a disease 39:05 completely, eliminate the cause so that 39:07 it doesn't come back. Well, that's the 39:10 meaning of medicine. 39:11 Well, we have always misunderstood, eh, 39:14 what is meant by medicine until now, so 39:17 that the pain disappears, 39:20 not the problem we solve. 39:22 Okay, Kang Aris. Let me read the SMS. 39:23 Asalamualaikum, Kang Aris. I'm Rizki in 39:26 Sukabumi, Kang. I have a 45-year-old 39:29 brother who hasn't been able to walk 39:31 for 6 weeks. He's been to the hospital 39:34 and had an X-ray. The doctor said 39:35 there's nothing wrong. He's been to a 39:37 massage therapist, but nothing came of 39:38 it. Why is that? 39:39 Okay. So, if this isn't clear, eh, the 39:42 definition of not being able to walk. 39:44 So, like this, eh, in principle, eh, we 39:47 differentiate between nerve problems 39:50 and brain stroke problems. If the 39:54 problem is in the brain, the 39:56 characteristic is paralysis of the 39:58 right or left half, that's a brain 40:00 problem. So, it's different if the 40:04 problem is half the brain damage. 40:08 Well, this is the treatment I mentioned 40:10 earlier, waiting for it to grow back. 40:12 But if only the leg is paralyzed and 40:15 can't move, then the problem is in the 40:18 lumbar nerve in the leg. Well, we can 40:21 indeed restore a pinched nerve. Of 40:24 course, we can also restore a pinched 40:26 nerve depending on age. If you're 70 or 40:28 80, the bones have fused together, so 40:30 it's difficult to restore it. But if 40:32 we're still young, we might need to be 40:34 separated here. So if half the body is 40:38 affected, that's a stroke. Sorry, I 40:41 can't diagnose strokes yet. So, not all 40:44 diseases can cause strokes, I can't 40:45 diagnose strokes if it's just one arm 40:47 and one leg. But if it's just the arm 40:49 and one leg, we can solve it. We look 40:52 for the cause, whether it's a pinched 40:53 nerve. Is it just a pinched nerve in 40:56 the leg or both legs? 40:58 What's the problem with diabetes? 40:59 Okay, now back to that. God willing, 41:02 I've already discussed what I've 41:03 already understood, and I'm sure we can 41:05 solve a pinched nerve. And secondly, 41:07 we're also facing a problem with age. 41:09 If we're too old, restoring the nerves 41:11 and muscles is often quite difficult. 41:13 Uh, that's why we need to restore the 41:15 spine. If it's still easy, God willing, 41:17 it's still easy. So, what are we 41:19 talking about? Uh, diabetes. Uh, 41:23 diabetes is one of the problems, if 41:24 we're talking about sugar. So, the 41:26 cause of the disease isn't just this 41:29 one cause. 41:30 Uh, 41:30 of course, the system is problematic. 41:33 What we're studying is where the 41:35 problem lies. 41:37 So, if there's a problem with sugar, 41:39 I've studied people who have diabetes, 41:42 because I'm a master of structure, 41:44 right? 41:45 He. 41:45 So, for example, if someone has 41:46 prostate problems, 41:47 I understand it's definitely like this. 41:49 He. It's 41:50 definitely painful, bro. A prolapsed 41:52 intestine is definitely pulled. I know 41:54 what it looks like, I can already 41:55 understand it, right? If someone has a 41:58 prolapsed intestine, it's a hernia, 41:59 right? What does a person with prostate 42:01 look like? What does a child who has 42:03 eaten look like? What does asthma look 42:05 like? It's definitely like this, 42:06 he. 42:06 So, all people with asthma have the 42:08 same skeletal pattern, meaning the 42:09 skeleton is the 42:10 same for people with asthma, 42:12 but that shape doesn't necessarily mean 42:14 asthma, 42:14 but people with asthma definitely have 42:15 that shape. If not, it's usually just a 42:17 matter of time. So, we immediately know 42:20 the weakness. People with rheumatism, 42:22 rheumatism will definitely look the 42:25 same, right? People with rheumatism 42:26 whose hands are pulled. So, rheumatism, 42:28 in principle, all muscles are pulled. 42:31 So, it's as if rheumatism is the 42:33 muscles being shorter than the bones. 42:35 Hm. 42:35 So, from the tip of the foot, 42:36 everything is pulled. The pain is all 42:38 joints. 42:39 Well, what is resolved is the 42:41 composition of the muscle tension. He. 42:45 The 42:45 skeleton is repaired. Well, then the 42:47 muscles will all loosen. So, the 42:49 problem of rheumatism, I've been 42:51 watching a lot. So, if someone has 42:52 rheumatism, the shape is already 42:53 imaginable, rheumatism will definitely 42:55 look like that, right? If you're still 42:57 young, it's not certain, usually old 42:58 age just waits for you to get older. 43:00 Well, the shape is like that. Okay. Ee 43:03 asthma has a clear shape, people with 43:04 rheumatism also have a clear shape. 43:06 Weak people with rheumatism, eh, their 43:08 muscles are tight. 43:09 Heeh. But if a child doesn't eat enough 43:12 , who doesn't want to eat, well, their 43:14 muscles are all loose. 43:15 He. 43:15 Well, usually, when we are in this day 43:17 and age, there is science, actually now 43:19 we focus on the disease, not the cause, 43:21 we give it a name. 43:23 Hm. 43:24 For example, tight muscles have an 43:26 effect like rheumatism. They gave it 43:28 the name MS. 43:29 Hm. 43:30 Right? Autoimmune. People who don't 43:32 want to eat are weak, their whole body 43:33 is given another name. So if in the 43:35 past there was MS, eh, autoimmune 43:37 diseases already existed, lupus already 43:39 existed. The only difference is the 43:41 name of this or this tightness is 43:42 looseness. 43:43 H 43:44 because from the name we know what the 43:45 solution is. 43:46 Heeh. 43:46 If now it's called autoimmune, it's 43:49 confusing. Immunity attacks the body 43:52 itself. So the story is complicated. So 43:53 it's as complicated as a science 43:55 fiction story, right? 43:56 So we're confused about what the 43:58 solution is. We have to follow the 43:59 existing scenario. We have to be 44:01 drummed by them, we dance, so it never 44:04 ends. 44:04 Like this, I repeat again, like cancer 44:06 and asthma, for example. Why is it that 44:08 as long as there is asthma in the world 44:09 throughout the world, no one is 44:10 finished? All books about asthma end up 44:12 never being finished. He. 44:13 Because of what? Because the definition 44:15 is wrong. 44:15 H 44:17 because the definition, if there is no 44:19 correct result, means the definition is 44:21 wrong. That's all I have to emphasize. 44:22 We have to be brave. Don't let us keep 44:25 trying there. So, to learn what to get 44:28 another degree, he has to study the 44:31 existing definition. In the end, there 44:34 is nothing, why bother going around in 44:36 circles, right? Have the courage to 44:37 look for another division. So, 44:39 hopefully, here for doctors, anyone 44:42 with asthma, we can hold a 44:45 demonstration. We can demonstrate how 44:48 to do it. We can solve certain patterns 44:50 for asthmatics. Like yesterday, when I 44:53 was at the dormitory, ee, here at 44:56 Mansur Darul Quran, 44:58 the children with asthma had a certain 45:00 shape, like ee, like the one mentioned 45:02 earlier. So, we fix it, we practice 45:05 movements so that they enlarge the 45:07 chest cavity. Then secondly, if the 45:09 diaphragm is problematic, we solve the 45:11 pulling and pulling. So, what's the 45:13 final result? They can breathe freely, 45:15 something they've never done before in 45:16 their lives. Oh, that kind of relief. 45:19 How long does it take? 45:21 Well, just look at the 45:22 whole song. 45:23 The whole song, from the child to the 45:25 end, 45:25 not the end. Why? Quickly, if normal, 45:27 they can finish it in a relaxed manner, 45:29 because why is this? Because they're 45:31 fine, they can finish it quickly. Well, 45:34 that's an example, right? Well, the 45:35 rest, of course, they have to do it 45:36 continuously, like regular exercise. 45:38 Okay, Kang Aris, is it true that the 45:40 older people get, the more illnesses 45:42 they have? 45:43 Well, this is what we often get wrong. 45:47 Old people are synonymous with weakness 45:48 . 45:48 He. 45:49 Not diseased. 45:50 He. 45:50 Yes. So, for example, "Wow, I've 45:53 already e so actually that disease can 45:55 be cured. Disease can be cured." What 45:58 can't be done is the aging process. It 45:59 can't be done. Aging can be slowed down 46:01 but it can't be avoided here, right? So 46:03 , for example, old people can't solve 46:06 their problems because what is the 46:08 problem? Ee so from the beginning we 46:12 don't solve it, and it keeps piling up. 46:15 There are people with problems, for 46:17 example, 46:17 Bang Kris will have problems with 46:20 his knees. 46:21 Well, as he gets older, the knee 46:22 problems will increase and eventually 46:23 he won't be able to bend it. 46:24 Alhamdulillah, it's been done. Well, 46:26 for example, because we solve it, it's 46:28 nice, it's relieved, 46:29 we solve it, the problem stops, when we 46:31 get older, we just have to teach the 46:32 movements so that when we get older, 46:34 the problem will never come back. 46:35 But if left untreated, it will get 46:38 worse. 46:39 Well, for example, the same thing 46:40 applies to asthma. 46:41 Asthma has a body shape like that. 46:43 Later, if his wife also has children 46:45 and happens to have a body shape like 46:47 that, she will have asthma too. 46:50 So the body shape will decline. But 46:52 Bang Oni's example earlier, because he 46:53 knew the solution, he just did that 46:55 movement, it didn't affect him, as long 46:57 as his child had that body shape, he 46:58 would teach him that movement. 46:59 H, 47:00 so the disease doesn't get worse, but 47:03 if he doesn't know, he'll keep being 47:05 treated with all sorts of medicines. So 47:08 what's the end result? Later, when the 47:09 child is like that, the treatment is 47:11 the same for him, so he'll have asthma 47:13 for life, and his child will also have 47:14 asthma. So what gets worse is his 47:16 ignorance, 47:17 not the disease. So when is medicine 47:20 needed? When is medicine in material 47:22 form needed? 47:22 Well, this one is called medicine. So 47:26 we have to be suspicious if there's 47:28 medicine we take that makes the pain go 47:30 away immediately. Well, this is what we 47:33 have to be careful about. For example, 47:35 like what Bang Andrea said earlier. 47:40 Andrea's hand hurts. His 47:42 arm hurts, he can't hold anything heavy 47:44 when holding it. If he falls, he 47:46 doesn't have a grip, he 47:48 can't grip. Well, the problem is, if he 47:51 uses medicine, will it increase his 47:54 strength? No. He. 47:56 His muscles are flabby. 47:57 H 47:58 yeah ee he was pulled so sorry his 47:59 muscles were pulled. Well, he couldn't 48:01 finish. So it wasn't right when eating 48:03 like we use chopsticks, right? 48:05 Chopsticks have to fit. 48:06 He. 48:07 Well, he shifted the chopsticks in his 48:09 arm a little. 48:10 So it didn't fit. He couldn't hold, he 48:12 couldn't pinch like that, right? Well, 48:13 that's the point. Why couldn't pinch? 48:15 Because it was pulled from the shoulder 48:16 . Where was the shoulder pulled from? 48:17 From the leg. It lost its properties. 48:19 Later, I would just pull the leg. 48:21 It tightened up again, it was right, so 48:23 he could chopsticks again, he could 48:25 grip again. 48:25 Now he can do it, gang. 48:26 Well, this is an example of the 48:27 function of medication. If he uses 48:29 medication, 48:30 can it be resolved? It will never be 48:31 resolved until the end of his life. 48:32 H 48:33 yeah, surgery on the hand will never be 48:35 resolved. 48:36 So be careful if we are given 48:38 medication that relieves the pain, not 48:42 the problem. because the problem will 48:45 get worse, but we can't feel that the 48:48 problem is getting worse, that's 48:49 dangerous. So finally at the end of the 48:51 holiday it got complicated. 48:52 If a toothache can it be treated with? 48:55 Well, let's see again, okay? There are 48:56 various kinds of teeth. For example, 48:58 aching teeth. 48:59 Hm. 49:00 If ice is really painful. 49:01 He. 49:02 Well, if it's purely a nerve. 49:04 He. 49:04 In medicine, if a toothache can't stand 49:07 the cold, ee, ee, strong pressure. Well 49:09 , the cause is unknown. The cause. In 49:12 science, if a toothache is definitely a 49:15 nerve, just open it, it can be bitten 49:17 by ice. 49:18 Oh, I see. 49:19 So, 49:19 where is the nerve that is massaged for 49:21 a toothache? 49:22 Well, it's at a point a little behind 49:23 the nerve. Well, the face, all the way 49:26 to the throat, is in the neck of 49:29 the nerve. 49:30 Oh, the eyes. 49:31 The brain is in the neck of the eyes, 49:32 in the neck of the nose, in the neck of 49:34 the face, in the neck. Even people who 49:36 have facial palpation 49:38 can't, it's just the 49:39 ears that like to make noise. Why is 49:40 that? Well, we're talking about ear 49:42 noise. It's okay for us to jump around. 49:44 Well, we saw what the problem was. 49:47 There's a skeleton, there's muscles, 49:49 there's nerves, 49:50 there's blood. E there are blood 49:52 vessels, there is blood. Ears make 49:55 noise. Yes, imagine this. In practice, 49:59 if a muscle is pulled, is the blood 50:00 vessel pulled? 50:01 Pulled. We have a watering hose, 50:04 press it. If you press it, 50:04 does it make a sound? 50:06 Yes, it makes a sound. 50:06 Sound. Ah, you can hear it, right? In 50:08 principle, if a muscle is pulled, it 50:09 will make a sound. The whole body makes 50:11 a sound. 50:11 Oh, I see. 50:12 The only difference is, can you hear it 50:14 if your feet are far from your ears? 50:16 They are not heard. Are your hands far 50:17 away? You can't hear them because they 50:18 are far away. 50:19 Oh, because this is a muscle in the ear 50:20 . 50:20 Well, the muscle that makes the blood 50:21 vessels in the ear is pulled. For those 50:23 close to the ear, it is pulled, and the 50:24 blood is also pulled. 50:25 Pull. 50:25 No sound? Why is there a sound? Because 50:27 it is attached to the eardrum. 50:29 Oh, I see. 50:30 So, the hand also makes a sound, and 50:32 the fingers also make a sound. All of 50:33 the muscles are pulled. All the vessels 50:35 make a sound. It already makes a sound. 50:36 The only difference is that to the ear, 50:38 it is far away. We can't hear it. So, 50:40 what is the solution for those who hear 50:41 the sound in their ears? From the 50:43 pulling. What happens when the pull is 50:45 gone? Normal again. Yes, it's normal, 50:47 it won't be heard anymore. 50:48 Hm. Okay, Aris, let me read the SMS 50:50 first. Peace be upon you, Aris. What if 50:52 the kneecap is displaced and then once 50:55 it's returned to its original position, 50:58 it can shift again because there's a 51:01 torn ligament muscle. Is that true, 51:05 Aris? Then what's the solution? 51:07 Okay. Uh, one more thing about the 51:10 persimmon, if we look at something 51:12 that's due to an incredibly hard fall 51:14 or a break or injury, it's different. 51:17 For me, if there was never an injury, 51:19 never a fall, that means there's no 51:21 injury, nothing is torn, right? So, 51:24 what exactly is torn in the body first? 51:27 The skin first. 51:28 He. 51:28 Well, it rarely happens that it's torn 51:30 inside. 51:30 Heeh. Yes. Now, if the problem is here, 51:33 so if it comes loose again, it comes 51:36 loose again. So, look at what 51:38 composition? Uh, in principle, if the 51:41 bones are in place, the muscles are 51:43 also right, they are not loose, not 51:46 tight. Well, if the muscle is in a 51:48 certain position, the muscle is pulled, 51:50 the movement is painful. But if it's 51:53 loose like that, hopefully it's not due 51:55 to an accident. If it's not an accident 51:58 , if it's not broken, then all that's 51:59 left is to repair the skeletal 52:01 composition. So then the skeletal 52:02 system will be normal, the muscles will 52:05 also be in normal condition. They can 52:07 be in place. So we check it there. But 52:10 if it's a torn injury or something like 52:13 that, that's beyond my scope of 52:15 knowledge. I can't do it yet. If 52:17 there's a torn wound, I can't do that. 52:21 So if it's purely because it can't be 52:23 bent because it wasn't an accident. 52:25 Therefore, it can be repaired 52:26 as long as it's not a torn muscle. 52:28 Okay. Good from Mr. Indra in Tebet. 52:31 Assalamualaikum, Kang Aris. Kang 52:33 Haris's knowledge is different, right? 52:34 Don't you have plans to create a health 52:36 education institution, Kang? 52:38 Yes, actually, uh, I'm also for an 52:40 institution or a health institution. I 52:43 really want to be here because our 52:46 knowledge is what we learn, uh, we try, 52:49 so actually what we learn is we see the 52:51 same object from a different 52:54 perspective. That's all. So, for 52:56 example, if we look at the problem, if 52:59 we look at it from the perspective of 53:02 the Quran, we see humans like that. So 53:05 the problem goes round and round. 53:07 So any disease will definitely not jump 53:10 . It won't jump from what? The skeleton 53:13 , muscles, then nerves, then blood 53:16 vessels, lymphatics, the blood itself. 53:20 So it goes round and round there. Well, 53:22 later there will be another example, 53:24 for example, with e problems ee or ee 53:26 mental also have a relationship. For 53:28 example, if there is a relationship 53:29 with the stomach, the stomach will also 53:31 ee there are causes of people getting 53:32 stomach problems why. Well, we can 53:34 study that from the four sciences 53:36 mentioned earlier. 53:37 Hm. 53:37 Well, for stomach disease it can also. 53:39 If mental disorders are different from 53:41 this, it can't be treated like that. 53:42 Well. Of course, if it happens like 53:43 this ee let's take an interesting 53:45 example, this is an interesting example 53:46 that often occurs, namely the stomach. 53:48 Sorry, I repeat, yesterday I said this 53:50 stomach, all this time why the stomach 53:52 is not finished, so I will repeat again 53:54 for the stomach process. Well, the 53:56 stomach in the Quran is included in the 53:58 muscle of the 53:59 flesh. 54:00 The skeleton is wrapped in 54:02 flesh. 54:02 Flesh. 54:03 Okay. 54:04 In principle, let's talk about normal 54:06 first. Normal is like we talk about the 54:09 stomach. The stomach is part of the 54:11 muscle, or uh, the meat vessels, and 54:13 the skeleton covering. 54:15 In principle, when the stomach is 54:17 normally relaxed when not eating, it is 54:20 not tight, not loose, it is in a normal 54:22 condition. When we eat, it widens, 54:25 because it widens, it is pulled. 54:28 H, 54:28 stomach acid comes out. 54:29 He, 54:30 stomach acid comes out, it's simple. As 54:32 long as it's pulled, stomach acid comes 54:33 out. He. 54:33 Yes. So stomach acid comes out when the 54:37 stomach widens. H, it's 54:39 pulling. Well, that's stomach acid 54:40 coming out. Now, the default is that 54:44 when we eat, it comes out. 54:47 Hm. 54:48 Why don't people eat? What does that 54:51 mean? The stomach is pulled. 54:54 Yes, like before, the recovery is 54:56 pulled, the muscles are pulled, the 54:57 ears make 54:57 a sound. 54:58 The sound is because it sticks to the 54:59 eardrum. So it makes a sound. The only 55:01 difference is that 55:03 when the stomach is pulled, it releases 55:05 stomach acid. H. So, the stomach acid 55:08 will be pulled, uh, what? The stomach 55:11 acid will come out if it is pulled. So, 55:12 the question is, what makes stomach 55:15 acid pulled? 55:16 He. 55:16 Widening? One food. 55:18 If we eat, stomach acid expands. One. 55:21 Then the second is the pulling 55:22 framework. For example, if the solar 55:25 plexus is pulled down, it affects the 55:26 stomach ulcer. 55:28 The one from the nipple, sorry, so you 55:29 understand. When the nipple is pulled 55:31 down, the stomach is pulled down, 55:32 stomach acid comes out. 55:34 From the ribs, it's pulled to the edge, 55:36 stomach acid comes out. 55:37 Hm. 55:37 Then there's another interesting thing 55:39 here. If the stomach nerves are 55:40 affected. Well, this is a problem. 55:42 H, 55:43 stomach acid seems to keep coming out. 55:44 Hmm. 55:45 So the cause could be muscle pulling, 55:47 it could be skeletal pulling, it could 55:49 be a pinched nerve in the stomach. H, 55:51 people don't want the stomach to come 55:53 out, uh, it looks like it's going to 55:54 vomit, acid prostrate, stomach acid 55:56 wants to come out, high production 55:57 there. Well, that's not pulling from 55:59 the nerves. 56:00 Well, we solve all the problems one by 56:03 one. The principle is, if the nerves 56:06 are resolved, then there won't be any 56:07 more problems. If we solve the pulling, 56:09 it won't come out. That's from the 56:11 pulling muscles. Well, the last one is 56:12 people who are stressed. People who are 56:14 stressed, see, imagine a stressed 56:15 person, tense, right? 56:16 Hm. 56:17 Pulled by the muscles, right? Well, 56:18 stomach acid comes out too. 56:20 Oh. Oh. 56:20 So, to resolve this burning sensation, 56:22 we need to address the causes one by 56:24 one. Once we resolve this, we can then 56:27 cure it. Not with medication to 56:29 neutralize stomach acid, which is 56:31 dangerous. Because stomach acid must be 56:34 very acidic, it cannot be neutralized. 56:37 If it is neutral, the pain will be 56:39 reduced, but digestion will also be 56:41 reduced, which is also dangerous. 56:43 Okay, here we go, Aris. Oh my God, 56:44 there are so many text messages. Uh, it 56:47 seems we are limited by time. I 56:49 apologize, this is for those of you who 56:50 have already sent text messages. Who is 56:51 this, sir? Okay. Uh, Mr. Widodo in 56:56 South Tangerang. Okay. Uh, just write 56:58 it down, Mr. Widodo and others. Please 57:00 prepare your phone number, Kang Aris, 57:02 with a PPEN and paper. I will read it 57:04 again. Kang Wii has limited time. Okay, 57:08 please write down the phone number of 57:10 Kang Aris Hidayat in Bandung. 081 22 57:15 22 300 60 081 22 300 60 the other one 57:27 there are two numbers 0818 0 9603 08180 57:41 0 9.000 603 081809.603 603 the other 57:50 one 08122 360 60 Kang Aris sorry I seem 58:00 to have a lot huh ee e Mas Andi 1 more 58:04 minute can do this first 58:07 huh sorry for waiting because this Mr. 58:09 Widodo in Tangsel started to feel pain 58:11 in the lumbar spine also the knee area 58:14 often hurts when sitting cross-legged 58:16 and there is also a bone spur growing 58:18 in the knee. The problem of hemorrhoids 58:21 hemorrhoids 58:22 hemorrhoids 58:23 is stage 4. 58:25 How is the treatment without surgery? 58:27 Okay. Ee so if we look at something 58:30 let's look at hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids 58:32 are ee the rectum yes bone e ee the 58:34 lowest intestine is close to the anus 58:37 is the rectum. So we see every time we 58:39 see a problem, the intestines are part 58:42 of the muscles. Muscles wrap around the 58:45 bones. So the muscles attach to the 58:47 bones. So if someone has hemorrhoids, 58:49 hemorrhoids are, sorry, ee, what is the 58:52 rectum, the bone that is not a bone, 58:54 sorry, the lowest intestine that is 58:56 close to the anus, it is attached to 58:58 the tailbone, the sacrum. Well, I don't 59:00 know the name, but it's Sundanese. So 59:02 this bone, let's just call it the 59:04 tailbone, the one in the buttocks, the 59:06 one in the middle. Well, if it twists, 59:08 if it becomes like this, in principle, 59:11 the anus will be able to close if the 59:14 tailbone is right, it can open as much, 59:17 it can close as much. 59:18 H. 59:19 But if it twists, 59:20 he, 59:21 he doesn't open as much. 59:22 Mengseng here. I'm 59:23 bent over. So it doesn't open as much, 59:25 it doesn't close as much. 59:26 He. 59:27 Well, the muscles also loosen. 59:28 When he eats spicy food, it swells. He. 59:31 And because it doesn't close as much, 59:33 it goes down. 59:33 Oh, I see. It's 59:34 a bit difficult to raise because it 59:35 doesn't close as much. Oh my God. 59:37 So, in principle, someone who tends to 59:40 wet the bed has a bladder problem. It's 59:43 the same as if their muscles are pulled 59:45 , for example, their legs are pulled 59:47 down and their bladder can't hold the 59:49 urine fully, can't close it completely. 59:51 So even a little bit goes in and it 59:53 leaks. Basically, it's just a pulled 59:55 muscle. 59:56 So, if we're talking about organ 59:57 problems, we're talking about muscle 59:58 problems. Muscles that are pulled or 1:00:00 slack are the same thing. Anything from 1:00:03 the heart to the heart. Well, muscle 1:00:05 problems that are pulled or slack, plus 1:00:07 pinched nerves, aren't just those areas 1:00:10 , right? So, there's a connection 1:00:11 between them. So, if you have back pain 1:00:13 , the sacrum will twist the tailbone. 1:00:15 If the tailbone twists, the upper bone 1:00:18 will also twist. The E above is 1:00:20 connected to the tailbone, which is 1:00:21 also connected to the thigh. If it 1:00:22 twists, there will definitely be pain 1:00:24 in the ambivalence because the bone is 1:00:25 twisted. So if the bone twists, the 1:00:27 lower bone will hurt, it will also 1:00:29 twist, and there will be pinched nerves 1:00:31 . Knee pain. Just imagine, if the hips 1:00:33 and tailbone don't twist properly, the 1:00:36 pain will spread to the legs. So 1:00:38 basically, the knee is a problem 1:00:39 because of the pure skeleton, asymmetry 1:00:41 . If hemorrhoids are due to the 1:00:44 tailbone twisting so it can't close, 1:00:45 can't open. Maximum yes it can but not 1:00:48 optimal. Then one more thing, if it's 1:00:50 the waist, it's just a consequence. If 1:00:52 it's the hips and uh tailbone, it's not 1:00:54 certain that the victim above it will 1:00:56 also be affected. 1:00:57 The growth point is below. So it's all 1:00:59 one flow. Kang Haris treats various 1:01:02 diseases except stroke. Starting from 1:01:04 diabetes, asthma, heart disease, cancer 1:01:07 , whatever, lots of e frequent 1:01:10 bedwetting, pinched nerves and others. 1:01:12 Please note the phone number that 1:01:14 wasn't stated earlier. 081 22 300 60 1:01:25 08122 360 60. Then another one is 0818 1:01:32 0 9.000 603 08180 9.603. Kang Aris said 1:01:43 he was going to Pekanbaru 1:01:44 yesterday, he already went to Pekanbaru 1:01:45 . 1:01:46 In Pekanbaru yesterday, I treated 1:01:47 almost 200 people, whatever their 1:01:49 illness, 1:01:49 Mr. Pasen. So most of my illnesses, 1:01:51 because I brought up my lectures at 1:01:53 seminars, there were no cancer issues, 1:01:55 so most of them were cancerous, and so, 1:01:57 uh, cancer, and pinched nerves are 1:01:59 common, almost all illnesses, so thank 1:02:01 God, uh, people immediately saw the 1:02:03 benefits. So what happens there? Look, 1:02:06 there are many illnesses with nerve 1:02:07 problems, 1:02:08 and all of them are without medication, 1:02:09 yes, without medication, without 1:02:09 medication. In principle, we solve 1:02:11 those four. So the function of 1:02:13 medication is only to speed up the 1:02:14 wound healing process. So, uh, not all 1:02:16 of them use medication. Medication 1:02:18 can't move bones. 1:02:19 He. 1:02:20 First, 1:02:20 medication can't loosen, tighten 1:02:22 muscles. Medication can't 1:02:24 open pinched nerves. 1:02:25 Heeh. 1:02:26 Medication can't smooth lymphatic flow. 1:02:28 He. 1:02:29 Right? So, we have to be realistic, so 1:02:31 not all illnesses require medication. 1:02:33 So, if everything is resolved, the main 1:02:35 cause is resolved, 1:02:36 medication is supportive. So it's 1:02:38 secondary. 1:02:39 Okay. 1:02:39 Accelerate the healing process. Not 1:02:41 primary, okay. Don't forget, we often 1:02:43 ask ourselves what the medication is 1:02:44 for hemorrhoids, right? So, uh, the 1:02:47 point is, medication is only uh, just 1:02:50 supportive there. 1:02:52 Okay. Ee greetings. Kang Aris is right. 1:02:57 It seems that smokers don't have a real 1:03:00 will to quit smoking from Tomy Sukabumi 1:03:02 . E thank you Kang Tomy. There are a 1:03:05 lot of SMS coming in. Sorry, we can't 1:03:07 read them all due to time constraints. 1:03:09 Please just call Kang Aris, whose 1:03:11 number I read earlier, there are two 1:03:13 numbers. Okay, thank you all for your 1:03:15 attention, Kang Aris. Thank you. 1:03:18 I'm Muhammad Krishna. Then Ondi Saputra 1:03:22 , who will be continued in a moment. 1:03:28 Ee then also Andri ee Seruput whose 1:03:32 hand was healed by Kang in 2 minutes. 1:03:36 and above. Please take your leave. 1:03:39 Wabillahi taufik walhidayah. 1:03:40 Wassalamualaikum warahmatullahi 1:03:41 wabarakatuh. 
