Front —> between the fifth and sixth ribs on the left side of the sternum.

Back —> between the fifth and sixth thoracic vertebrae on both sides of the spine.

If these reflexes are sore, the condition was formerly called “sour stomach” and “retarded response of the pylorus.”

According to Dr. Frank Chapman …

“In other words, these reflexes are capable of making a diagnosis in from three to five minutes, where a test meal and laboratory test require from 24 to 36 hours.”

Redo the scenario. Flip the script. Reclaim lost territory.

Win or receive an equal or better compensation for “losing.”

Like it or not, our subconscious keeps score.

It’s a math prodigy with an agenda.

(1) malnutrition, (2) pharmaceutical drugs, (3) obesity, (4) diabetes, (5) hypertension, (6) yellow fat disease, (7) polyps, (8) head or neck injury, (9) shock, etc.

It’s possible to restore the senses of smell and/or taste by correcting the underlying condition or conditions.

Actually, there are MULTIPLE SENSES OF SMELL, and it’s rare that all three or four are compromised simultaneously.