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📢 Telegram channel with case studies, training, and announcements: https://t.me/+mbHXAVksRoJhZGVi 🗓 Upcoming "Introduction to P-DTR" master classes: 🔗 Master class program: https://pdtr-school.ru/mk 🎓 P-DTR Method Training If you want to use this method in your work, improve treatment results, and advance your skills, sign up for the P-DTR Basic Course. 📅 Basic Course groups start soon; reserve your spot now: 🔗 Training program and registration: https://pdtr-school.ru/ Gastrointestinal (GI) complaints are the most common among patients: abdominal pain, heartburn, heaviness, bloating, and irritable bowel syndrome. Traditional medicine often fails to find organic problems, and pills provide short-term relief. In this webinar, Alexander Atyakshev, a P-DTR specialist, demonstrates how functional gastrointestinal disorders can be identified and addressed by working with the nervous system, muscles, sphincters, and even emotions. 📌 In the video: — Why heartburn and pain occur even with normal blood tests. — How stress and emotions directly affect gastrointestinal function. — Testing the muscles associated with the stomach and intestines. — Working with reflexes, sphincters, and ligaments. — Case studies of patients whose symptoms resolve in minutes. ℹ Where can I learn more? 📖 Detailed information about the P-DTR method: https://pdtr-school.ru/metod_pdtr 📢 Telegram channel with case studies, training, and announcements: https://t.me/+mbHXAVksRoJhZGVi 📺 YouTube channel of P-DTR instructor Alexander Atyakshev:    / @dr_atiakshev   🏥 Where to find a specialist? 🔍 Find a certified P-DTR specialist in your city: https://pdtr-global.ru/patsientam/spe... 👨‍⚕ Make an appointment with Mikhail Zbrodin: Contact via Telegram (Victoria) - https://t.me/provud 📞 Questions about training: Write - https://t.me/Pdtr_school_zabrodin WhatsApp +7 (905) 803-21-23 Call: +7 (905) 803-21-23 (Ekaterina) Timecodes: 00:00 – Introduction: Gastrointestinal problems and why pills don't help; 01:18 – Principles of the P-DTR method and the role of gastrointestinal innervation; 02:13 – Diagnosis through innervation and referred pain zones; 04:09 – A real case: treatment of irritable bowel syndrome; 05:48 – Heartburn even from water: causes and connection to the heart; 07:43 – The effect of stress and emotions on the stomach and intestines; 08:57 – Testing the muscles associated with the small intestine; 09:55 – Testing the muscles associated with the stomach and its function; 10:55 – Referred pain zones: how the stomach affects muscles; 12:42 – The role of the esophageal sphincter and satiety; 15:05 – Compensatory zones and the effect of emotions on the gastrointestinal tract; 18:54 – Treatment by reducing the emotional signal (amygdala, gyrus); 20:38 – The effectiveness of the P-DTR method in treating the gastrointestinal tract; 21:29 – How stress affects the gastrointestinal tract and causes chronic complaints; 22:14 – Diagnosing stomach function through the sphincter and muscles; 22:55 – The role of hydrochloric acid in digestion and protein digestion; 23:45 – The interaction of the stomach and duodenum; 25:27 – The sequence of the gastrointestinal tract: saliva, gastric juice, bile; 29:09 – Treatment of disrupted gastrointestinal tract sequence; 32:02 – Recommendations: gastroenterologist, Helicobacter pylori, and examination; 33:14 – Stressful situations (COVID, war) and the gastrointestinal tract; 33:48 – The role of the stomach and its signals for heart function; 34:51 – Diagnosing stomach problems through muscles; 35:51 – Examination of the gastric ligaments and their influence; 36:45 – Gastrocolic Reflex and Morning Stool; 39:03 – Stomach and Colon Treatment with Parasympathetic Therapies; 40:35 – Examining the Tongue and Its Connection to the Gastrointestinal Tract; 43:23 – Sequence of Reflexes: Smell, Taste, Swallowing, Defecation; 46:30 – How the Stomach Affects the Heart and Blood Vessels; 47:29 – Announcement of P-DTR Master Classes in Russia; 48:37 – Digestive Issues and Taste Budders (Sweet, Salty); 49:35 – The Mechanism of Food Preferences and Brain Function; 50:33 – An Example of Taste Bud Treatment and Metabolic Syndrome; 50:56 – Seminar on Internal Organs: Function and Clinical Aspects; 51:57 – Heartburn after Eating and Dysfunction of the Gastric Ligaments