A 47-year-old female presented with complaints of joint pain. During testing, high readings (above 75) were observed at the tonsils, joints, liver, and kidneys. The nosode of hemolytic streptococcus was tested at the tonsil and joint points. No nosodes of diseases or emitters were detected at the liver and kidney points. The increased readings at these points indicate a compensatory increase in the activity of processes in these organs, rather than pathology. After exposure to GI(b), the readings normalized not only at the tonsil and joint points but also at the liver and kidney points.