THE FREQUENCY L.

The L Frequency was mentioned in 2007 during the advanced course at the Paul Nogier International School. This frequency, which I now use daily, has allowed me to visibly improve the treatment of laterality disorders and nervous depression. For thirty years now, we have known the 7 famous frequencies A, B, C, D, E, F, G – discovered by Paul Nogier:

• A: stimulation of cellular work.
• B: stimulation of multicellularity
• C: stimulation of motor skills (we can also say, stimulation of locomotion)
• D: Stimulation of laterality
• E: stimulation of the functions of the jellyfish
• F: stimulation of USB-cortical and supramedullary functions
• G: stimulation of cortical functions.

  Therefore, for many years, I have been able to observe two phenomena, which have led me to reflect:
  The application of the D frequency is extremely effective in the treatment of postural disorders: low shoulder, false short leg…

  Based on this observation, I further studied the body and auditory frequencies using equipment with pulsed infrared light in the spectrum from 1 to 10,000 Hz. In doing so, I was able to see that the D line (the 4 cm wide sagittal midline, which runs from the pubis, through the skull, to the anus) actually exhibits two frequencies: The D frequency (18.25 Hz) shows the resonance of the midline sagittal line, starting from the pubis to the anterior insertion of the skull and continuing from the hairline near the nose to the anus. On the ear, the D frequency is represented by the proximal part of the tragus, and the L frequency is represented by the outermost area of the tragus, which is closest to the cheeks.

  Clinically: The D frequency is active in the processing of symmetry: posture, eyes, movements, locomotion, etc.
  The L frequency is active in the treatment of laterality disorders.
  This frequency is very useful in the treatment of disorders such as poor working order and unbalanced laterality:

• dyscalculia,
• dysorthography,
• intellectual learning difficulties,
• concentration disorders,
• memory disorders…

  – Here is the list of applications of frequencies in auriculotherapy.

  Frequencies A All frequencies that stimulate cellular activity (without stimulating cell division). These frequencies are applied to pathologies related to cellular distress.

• Trauma,
• Crushing,
• Edema,
• Hematoma.
• Anoxia,
• Hypoxia,
• Heart attack
• Burns

  Frequencies B All frequencies that stimulate functions related to multicellularity. These frequencies are used in pathologies related to a deficit in intercellular exchange.

• Veins,
• Lymphatic insufficiency
• Arteritis,
• Coronary arteritis
• Autoimmune diseases: Lupus, Polyarthritis, Spondylitis, Myasthenia gravis.
• Diseases related to the immune system: Allergies.
• Diseases related to the digestive system: Celiac disease, Malabsorption, Obesity, Metabolic syndrome

  Frequencies C All frequencies that stimulate motility and excretion. These frequencies are applied in pathologies related to movement:

• Atony,
• Hypertonia.
• Trismus (Intestines),
• Arterial spasms
• Gallbladder and bladder atony
• Constipation, diarrhea
• Low blood pressure

  Frequencies D These are all frequencies that stimulate the phenomenon of symmetry, movement, and locomotion. These frequencies are applied in pathologies related to coordinated movement.

• Binocular motor disorders
• Gait disorders
• Postural disorders: dropped shoulders, false short leg, scoliosis

  Frequencies E : all frequencies that stimulate modular functions. These frequencies are applied in pathologies such as:

• Pain management - Algodystrophy

  Frequencies F All frequencies that stimulate the subcortex. These frequencies are used in various pathologies such as:

• Disorders of appetite and satiety: Bulimia, anorexia
• Menstrual disorders: Amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea
• Wound healing disorders: Pseudo-osteoarthritis, varicose ulcer
• Thermoregulation disorders
• Emotional disorders

  G frequencies : all frequencies that stimulate the cerebral cortex. These frequencies are used in pathologies such as:

• Tinnitus
• Hysteria - psychosomatic disorders - cognitive disorders

  Frequency L This frequency is active in disorders related to poor laterality:

• Dyslexia
• Dyscalculia
• Dysorthography
• Learning disorders
• Laterality disorders
• Frustrated left-hander
• Concentration disorders
• Memory disorders
• Nervous depression related to laterality disorders
• Work stoppage
• Withdrawal from antidepressants

  Conclusion :
  The understanding of frequencies is evolving. The discovery of the L frequency will undoubtedly change treatment protocols.
  Dr. Raphael NOGIER, Lyon, France