The "K-Rush":
A Layman's 0verview of the
Effects of Potassium Ions in the Human Body
Many of us have seen it: A
person buried under tons of debris is found still alive -- sometimes in
surprisingly good spirits. Upon being dug out & freed from the crushing
threat, - many of these people subsequently lose consciousness, enter a
shock-like condition & often die -- usually with no serious traumatic injury.
For years, this baffled the medical establishment. The answer lay in
understanding the element Potassium & what effect it had on the systems of the
body during a "crushing episode".
My name is PAUL LEE ACEBO.
My Associates call me "Dr. Krush". Several years ago, I was at a medical
symposium in Germany that changed my life. Since that weekend, my studies
have been focused on the element Potassium (Periodic table symbol: K) & the
effects the ions have on the human body. Several colleagues suggested I
pen a paper for the layman, which is what this site is about. No
information on this site hall be construed as medical advice of a treatment.
I always suggest each person have their own physician. While no procedure
listed on this page should be considered a "controlled medical treatment", I
would also advise against characterizing any of the techniques as "Massage",
"Chi", "Circulatory", or any other type of medical or holistic treatment.
You may refer to my techniques as "KRush"(pronounced: "crush") therapy or the "KRush
Technique".
Caveats:
While I know of no detrimental effects resulting from the use of KRush Therapy;
-- Be advised that elevated levels of potasssium can stop the heart, & there are
many instances on record where elevated levels of potassium did, indeed kill a
person. Although most people would experience discomfort before this
became a life-issue, -- the KRush technique augments an endorphin cascade by
helping Potassium ion formation within a person's body. Due to the well
documented effect of endorphins, someone practicing the KRush technique should
always tell their client about the risk, - not yet quantified.
KRush Zones & General Procedure
Overview:
The KRush technique is a natural way
to reduce or eliminate pain (including forms of depression - mental pain) by
helping the body to produce free potassium ions that result in increased
endorphin production. The effect convinces the body that it is being
crushed & it prepares to deal with associated trauma by releasing natural pain
killers. This technique seems to be so incredibly effective with many
people because it takes much less pressure to release potassium than would
actually harm tissues in the short term. However, it does require
some deep pressure, - which is why the effect is applied more effectively by men
(who have a statistically tighter grasp) than women. A person effectively
using the KRush Technique should be able to apply between 75-100 lbs of
squeeze-power per hand. This may sound like a lot, but spread over 5-10
sq.in, -- the effective pressure is only 10-20 psi.
The Krush technique is best utilized in places where
nerve density is high, & where deep pressure triggers endorphins (KRush Zones).
For most people, ideal locations are both the feet & hands. The X-rays
here show metacarpals & metatarsals in juxtaposition with phalanx (fingers &
toes) arranged so that the 1st, 2nd & 3rd, etc phalanx on the foot X-ray
correspond to the thumb, fore, middle & ring finger of the hand X-ray on the
right. On the hand, the 1st, 2nd, etc MT shown in the left X-ray, of
course, correspond to carpals. Other than semantics, hands & feet can be
treated equally -- although about +66% of recipients of the technique insist
that the KRush zones on the feet generate substantially more "rush". Speaking of
"rush", this technique produces a literal flood of neurotransmitters within
seconds after being started. The recipient should be told in advance that
they may experience a "rush" and that the entire limb being worked may feel
extremely fatigued or "heavy" during the process. The process is also
extremely addictive (in the short term), which means that you should be able to
give a recipient some quality time after beginning. It is my opinion that
we could reduce or eliminate much of the pain & anxiety medication prescribed if
more people became aware of the KRush Technique.
TECHNIQUE:
The soft-tissue in & around the
bones is where KRush force should be applied. It should be very firm but
never should hurt the recipient. Again: Pain receptors should not be
triggered during the process if at all possible. A common technique is
to grasp the limb with the hands of the 'KRusher' palms-down on top of the
limb w. fingers wrapped around so that the tips apply even pressure between
the 1st & 2nd PP, and the 4th & 5th PP (MC when dealing with the hands).
Alternate between 1st & 2nd, 2nd & 3rd; -- And 4th & 5th, & 3rd & 4th -- with
respective hands. Apply deep pressure and HOLD. Wait 10-15 seconds
& release. Move up or down the limb slightly & repeat. If
connected to monitoring equipment, -- within 30 seconds of beginning:
breathing, blood pressure & pulse should begin to drop and vasodilatation in
the upper body should increase. This is often accompanied with a "rush"
feeling in the head & the onset of lethargy not unlike opiates cause.
Other Areas to Consider
KRush'ng:
As shown in the diagram/s , all
major sites that have large muscles that you can get a hand around to apply deep
pressure to are KRush possibilities. However, the effectiveness varies
with individuals so you may need to ask the recipient of the technique what
locations cause the best "rushes" of endorphins. Also, if you can't get a
hand around a muscle group, but can apply force using your weight -- evenly
distributed across the soft tissue, then KRush can be applied using that
approach. When applying body weight to a KRush Zone, you must take extreme
care not to hurt the recipient. It can often be a fine line between deep
pressure & pain. Large groups of muscles that are often KRush Zones are
trapezius, deltoids, pectorals, rectus femoris, gastronemius & latissimus dorsi.
A number of people also report that the ears & head are excellent KRush Zones
because of the extreme nerve density in the scalp.
Obviously, there are areas that should not be KRushed -- such as the eyes; -- &
rather than name all of the spots where pressure trauma may be a problem; -- The
easier approach is to give a rule-of-thumb: If it hurts, don't go there.
If you are pregnant, KRushing may indirectly stimulate labor because of the
potential of elevated oxytocin levels. Keep that in mind.
Finally: Once again ... please do
not confuse KRushing with "other things". There may be similar "things"
out there of which I cannot address. However, KRusing is specifically
designed to drive up levels of potassium ions which have many great side effects
(right up till the point it kills you)! The chemical cascade is not to be
underestimated or taken lightly. You should wait 15-30 minutes after being KRushed before you attempt to drive or operate heavy machinery. I wish all
of you a KRushing experience.
- DR.
P.L. ACEBO