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January 2010 Introduction to Homotoxicology a

Bioregulatory Medici

Kristy Anderson, NMD

Introduction to Homotoxicolo

and Bioregulatory Medicine


Medical Advisor - Biore ulator Medicine


Kristy Anderson is a licensed Naturopathic Medical Doctor inthe state of Arizona and is currently the Medical Advisor -Bioregulatory Medicine for Heel USA serving at a national andinternational level for Heel with medical education and medical

era ure eve opmen . e s a pu s e au or onHomotoxicology in the international journal, Journal ofBiomedical Therapy and the journal Explore as well as lecturingnationally and internationally on Bioregulatory medicine.

Dr. Anderson completed NIH grant-funded research onalternative oncology treatments while in medical school andbelieves in focusing on combining the best of western medicineand naturopathic medicine for the benefit of the patient. She is a

graduate of the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicineand an active member of the American Association ofNaturopathic Physicians (AANP), the American College forAdvancement of Medicine (ACAM).

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Complementary & Alternative

or Integrative Medicine

European countries use the term,

Biolo ical Medicine Art andScience !

Therapeutic measures geared toward

unique life stresses

Healing methods are designed

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around an individuals ability to

regulate, regenerate, adapt and self-heal

Heel Inc. Worldwide

Largest combination homeopathic

manufacturer worldwide

Canada

Columbia SouthAfricaChile

USA Germany

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Spain

Belgium Sweden

theNetherlands

Poland

Brazil


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Definition of Homeopathy

A system of medicine utilizingmedications manufactured according

to homeopathic principles/standards

Remedies stimulate the bodys own

regulation and defense systems

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HOMEOPATHY = similar suffering

ALLOPATHY = opposite suffering(a term coined by Hahnemann)

Homeopathy, Herbs and

Dietary Supplements HERBS: regulated as foods

May or may not be dietary supplements

DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS: regulated as

foods

HOMEOPATHICS: regulated as drugs

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FDA Regulations

for Homeopathic Substances

Must be manufactured according toGMPs

Must meet labeling standards for OTC

and Rx products

Must register establishment and

drugs with Drug Listing Branch

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Must meet HPUS standards

Prescription (Rx) vs

Over-the-Counter (OTC)

PRESCRIPTION

For serious health

OTC

For self-limitin

disorders (labeling)

Dosage form

(injectables)

Administration

re uires su ervision

conditions

Self-diagnosed

Self-treatable

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Principles of Homeopathy

The Law of Similars

Testin of remedies on health

individuals called provers

Prescribing based on the totality of

symptoms

The use of the minimum dose

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Potentization of the remedy

Potency - Strength of the ingredient

Diluent is alcohol, glycerin or lactose

Decimal designated with an X and

Heel and BHI formulas are ALL in thedecimal scale

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Process of Potentization

Potentization involves the serialdilution and succussion (vigorous

preparation.

Hahnemann discovered that theprocess of potentization increased thehealing power of the remedy while

Example: metals or charcoal Potentization renders the product non-

toxic

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High vs. Low Potencies

Dilution influences the effect thesubstance has on the patient

ow ut ons a ect p ys ca symptoms

High dilutions (200x and above) canaffect mental/emotional symptoms

Heel Homaccord preparations are the

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only products that have higherpotency levels (200x, 1000x)

All homaccords are in liquid or oral vialdosage form


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Limitations in Classical Homeopathy

Detailed case-taking and extensivefamiliarity with the existing materia

Todays chronic diseases may be relatedto environmental toxins, side effects ofvaccines, and symptom-suppressing

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Todays patients are highly toxic!!

Hans Heinrich Reckeweg, MD

Founder of Heel

Conventionally trained as MD in Bonn,

Germany (graduated in 1929), continued

Witnessed father cured of degenerative

kidney disease with homeopathy

Developed the principles of homotoxicology

in 1952; moved to Baden-Baden in 1955

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The Roots of Homotoxicology

Reckeweg was trained as a classicalhomeopath, and applied those

principles in the early days of his

practice as an MD in Germany

He did not have the clinical success

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of single remedies

Experimental Phase

Reckeweg experimented with

combining ingredients AND utilizing

unusual ingredients- which was a

departure from classical homeopathy

However, he saw positive changes in

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Reckewegs Vision

Eventually, Reckeweg formed acompany/product line around this

vision

To create a bridge between classicalhomeopathy and conventional medicine

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with homotoxicology.

IntegrationIntegration

AllopathyAllopathy HomeopathyHomeopathy

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,and technically-based method of using

homeopathic principles in daily practice


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Complementary / Integrative

Perspective

Dr. Reckewegs

methodology allows

practitioners to combine

conventional training

with basic concepts of

homeopathy.

Practitioners Handbook

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Homotoxicology

Human Toxin Study (poison to humans)

The study of the influence of toxins on the

human organism

Reckeweg viewed diseases as a

biologically purposefulprocess

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manifestation of the bodys defense system


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Homotoxicology

Essential tenet: According to Homotoxicology, all those

processes, syn romes an man es a ons

which we designate as diseases are the

expression thereof that the body is combating

poisons and that is wants to neutralize and

excrete these poisons. The body either wins or

loses the fight thereby. Those processes which

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,

that is, natural teleological processes which

serve poison defense and detoxification.

Homotoxicosis

Non-physiological condition which

arises after the reaction of a homotoxin

on cells or tissues in the body

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Struggle Against Toxins

From a homotoxicological perspective,illnesses are seen as the struggles against

en ogenous an exogenous ox ns o r ng

the body back to homeostasis

Illnesses may represent the attempt of the

body to compensate for damages caused

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What Happens With Toxic Exposure?

Body encounters a homotoxin

eliminate the toxin or control its biological

effects

Reckeweg identified and classified the

various reactions that the body can mount

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Toxins

Endogenous lactic acid, histamine,antigen-antibody complexes

Exogenous- air pollution, toxins in food

(preservatives, chemicals, etc), bacteria,

viruses

Pork toxins- pig viruses, similarity of tissue

Allopathic drug residue or impact

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Living Organisms as Flow Systems

Substances flow into the organism,take part in a variety of reactions, and

Substances conducive to healthsupport the flow system withoutdisturbing equilibrium

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ox c su s ances r gger e ens vereactions which upset flow systemequilibrium


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PRINCIPLES OF ACTION OF

BIOLOGICAL MEDICINE

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Bioregulatory Medicine

Therapeutic modality within integrativemedicine.

e ca agnos s s ma e, w anindividualized assessment

Patients self-regulatory mechanisms areconsidered

Treatment aim is to support the inherent

- Detoxification and drainage

Immunomodulation

Functional organ and cellular support

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Pharmacotherapy

Components within the combinationformulas activate the immune/defense

Immunological bystander reaction for use ininflammatory disorders Brings about immunomodulation

Based on the principle that low dosesstimulate and large doses inhibit

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Science of Hormesis (Ardnt-Schultz Law)

1X 14X range 4X to 8X are most favorable

Pharmacotherapy

Higher potencies (14X +), trace

elements and intermediary catalysts

stimulate the matrix, but do not

necessarily induce immunomodulation

Potentization of the ingredient plays a

significant role in its ability to regulate

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Immunological Bystander Reaction

Induction of cells by non-toxic antigen(homeopathic remedy)

Exert effect on the processes of

inflammation which were started by

another antigen somewhere else in

the body

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MODULATION

Immunological Bystander Reaction

Formulas which have the ability toimmunomodulate

system, yet calm a hyperactive system

Immunomodulation depends on theingredients contained Amino acid sequence

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, ,venoms

Dilution from 1X-14X


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Th3 as a Fulcrum

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BIOREGULATORY MEDICINEAND THE DISEASEEVOLUTION TABLE (DET)

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Why is the DET such a good tool?

Can establish the prognosisof the patient

Planning and adjusting the

therapy

Following the health

progression during

treatment

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Decision Tree

How to locate a patient on the

Disease Evolution Table

What is the evolution

What are the consequences for the

treatment plan

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Decision Tree

Features Phase characteristics Therapy

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Malignancypresent

PremalignancypresentChromosomaldamage,

atypicalcells,

frankmalignancy

Yes:

Treatment

PPG MPG

Decision Tree

DegenerationpresentTissuedestruction

NO

Yes:

Treatment

,

CPG,ORPG

PPG,MPG;

CPG,ORPG

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Functionaldisturbance

on

atissuelevel

Enzymedamage,

functionaldamage,

exacerbationswith

periodsofnormality

NO

Yes:

Treatment

PPG,MPG;

CPG,ORPG


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Depositionpresent

Tissuesaggregatedin

abnormalbenign

growths

orsubstanceshave

aggregatedinto

Yes:Treatment

Decision Tree

Acuteinflammationpresent

epos on

Inflammatoryprocess

aonceoffprocess

NO

Yes:

Treatment

PPG,MPG

PPG,MPG

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Increasedexcretion

offluids,

neurotransmitters

Increasedsecretion

ofanormal

physiological

processinview

ofahomotoxin

NO

Yes:

Treatment

PPG,MPG

Classification of the patient on the DET

Lymphoma

al

Lymphoma

Dedifferentiation

m/Tissue-Mesoder

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OrganSyste


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The importance of the horizontal axis

Gives an idea of how well thepatient regulates with a toxin

load, and reflects the most up-

to-date status of the patient

Allows us to follow the stages

the patient has gone through in

their history of treatment

Treatment is always planned

according to the phase which isthe furthest on the right

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The importance of the vertical axis

Gives an indication of the

tissue most affected in the

patient

This may be genetically

predisposed

This may be the organ / organ

system with the least

resistance or weak spot in the

body

make it possible to treat

different layers in the same

organ and also follow disease

in the same organ

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DESIGNING TREATMENTWITH THE THREE PILLARS

ON THE DET

Development of Disease

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The Journey

The disease process of a patientis a journey for the practitioner

For a journey you need

A Map

Knowledge of the terrain you are going to

cross

Selection of the appropriate vehicle Selection of the appropriate fuel

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Planning treatment in

Bioregulatory Medicine The Map The Disease Evolution

Table

The Territory The Greater Defense

System

The Vehicle The Three Pillars

The Fuel The Medications

According to the pharmacological groups(plants, minerals, catalysts, etc.)

According to the composition (basic,

compositum, homaccord, etc.)

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The Autoregulatory System

THE TERRITORY

The Autoregulatory System

The Immune

Hypothalamic

pituitary

hormonal axisThe Nervous

System

The Neural

Cellular

Respiration

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The Liver

The

Mucosal

Surfaces

Reflexes


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Regulatory systems

Three characteristics: Interaction

Feedback

Oscillation and rhythm

Restore all three and observe all three

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Regulatory systems

Three characteristics:

Interaction

Feedback



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Regulatory systems

Three characteristics: Interaction

Feedback



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The Three Pillars of Homotoxicology

THE VEHICLE


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THREE PILLARS OF

HOMOTOXICOLOGY

Three Pillars

DETOXIFICATIONAND DRAINAGE

IMMUNOMODULATION ORGAN REGULATIONAND

CELLULAR ACTIVATION

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DETOXIFICATION AND

DRAINAGE

Detoxification and Drainage

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rgan suppor o edetoxification and

elimination organs

unc ona suppor andrainage


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Detoxification and Drainage:

Basic & Advanced

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Possible with amino acids: plants,

suis organs, venoms, nosodes

IMMUNOMODULATION


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Immunomodulation

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as c unc ona organ suppor

TH0

TH3

TGF-beta

TH1

IL-2

IFN gamma

TH2

IL-4, 13

IL-5

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To down regulate use Traumeel,

Echinacea compositumTo down regulate use

Engystol, Tonsilla compositum

TNF-


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ORGAN STRENGTHENING

Organ Strengthening &

Cellular Activation

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Functiotropic Organotropic


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Organ Strengthening &

Cellular Activation

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Basic Advanced

The Antihomotoxic Homeopathic Medication

THE FUEL


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Classification of medications

by ingredients

Pharmacological groups (PGs): Plants, PPG

Minerals, MPG

Catalysts, CPG

Organ regulator pharmacological group,

ORPG

This includes or an re arations or an

regulator and immunomodulator)

Venoms (immunomodulator) Nosodes (deep immunomodulator)

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Classification of medication by

composition By composition (type):

Special Heel preparations

Homaccords

Composita

Catalysts

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Treatment plan on the

DET

Organ regulation

and advanced

immuno-modulation

Detoxification

and Drainage

basic immunomodulation

PLANTS MINERALS CATALYSTS NOSODES

VENOMS

Cellular activation

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SARCODES

Basic combinations

HomaccordsCatalysts

Composita

Steps in planning treatment

1. Classify the patient on the DET

2. Choose the a ro riate illar for the

disease

3. Choose the appropriate medication

4. Check the appropriateness of the

prescription

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Flow chart

Classify on DET

Choose pillar

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Counter checkprescription

Treatment with the Three Pillars

Indication basedBasic preparation

HomaccordSymptomatic

Detoxification and Drainage

Immunomodulation

Support

regulation

+

Three pillars

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Organ strengthening

and cellular activation


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Example 1: Patient with increasedsweating and body odor

Excretion

toderma

l

Classify on DET

Choose the appropriate pillar

Drainage, thus

Basic preparation: Schwef-HeelnSystem/Tissue-Ec

Drainage: Detox-Kit

Check medication for appropriateness:

PPG, MPG

Special Heel combination

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Orga

Example 2: Patient with recurrent boils

Inflammation

ctodermal

Classify on DET


Basic treatment: Belladonna-Homaccord

Basic immunomodulation: Traumeel

Basic Detox and Drainage: Detox-Kit for 6 weeksanSystem/Tissue-


PPG, MPG


Homaccord

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Or


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Example 3: Patient with kidney stones

Deposition

odermal

Classify on DET

Choose the appropriate pillar Basic preparation: Reneel (Rx)

Drainage: Detox-Kit for 12 weeks, add

Organ support: Berberis-Homaccord, Coenzyme compositumSystem/Tissue-Me

Check medication for appropriateness: PPG, MPG, CPG


Homaccord

Catalyst

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Organ

Example 4: Patient with Idiopathic

Thrombocytopaenic Purpura (ITP)Impregnation

sodermal

nSystem/Tissue-M

Classify on DET

Choose the appropriate pillar Basic preparation: Tonsilla compositum or Thyreoidea compositum (Rx)

Detox & Drain: Advanced support 6 weeks and then Detox-Kit

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Org

,

Organ support: Tonsilla compositum (immune regulation and organ support)Coenzyme compositum plus Ubichinon compositum

Check medication for appropriateness: PPG, MPG, CPG, ORPG

Basic combination, Homaccords, Composita, Catalyst


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Degeneration

Example 5: Patient with ChronicObstructive Airway Disease

odermal

Classify on DET

Choose the appropriate pillar Basic preparation: Bronchalis-Heel, Tartephedreel

Detox & Drain: Organ support 6 weeks and then Detox-Kit 12weeks

Immune regulation and organ support : Mucosa compositumSystem/Tissue-Me

Cellular activation: Coenzyme compositum plus Ubichinoncompositum

Check medication for appropriateness: PPG, MPG, CPG, ORPG

Basic Heel combination, Homaccord, Composita, Catalyst

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Organ

Example 6: Patient with Breast

Cancer Dedifferent-iation

dodermal

Classify on DET


Basic preparation: Arsuraneel

Detox & Drain: Organ support 6 weeks and then Detox-Kit 12 weeks (start D&D 6weeks after chemo NOT during)

Immune regulation: Viscum compositum FortenSystem/Tissue-En

Organ support: Ovarium compositum Catalyst: Glyoxal compositum followed by Coenzyme compositum and Ubichinon

compositum


PPG, MPG, CPG, ORPG

Basic Heel combination, Homaccord, Composita, Catalyst, Injection solution

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Orga


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How do I apply the Three Pillars?

Designed to induce regulation & stimulate patientsability to regulate

A lied in c cles with time for assessment in between

When patient starts to regulate, the pillars may be

adjusted or continued, depending on how long the

patient stays to the left of the regulation division

It often takes a few attempts of the body to mount a

regulation response which will last

Regulation needs to continue until at least three of four

episodes of self regulation are observed (see next slide)

The basic, symptomatic medication is often given for

longer periods

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Regulation phenomena

The following events show that the

patient is moving to the left of where

they currently are on the DET:

Acute infections and inflammations

classified in the inflammation phase

Deposition phenomena getting worse in

patients who present in the impregnation

phase

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Humoral Phases Matrix Phases Cellular Phases

Excretion

Phase

Inflammation

Phase

Deposition

Phase

Impregnation

Phase

Degeneration

Phase

Dedifferentiatio

n Phase

Treatment of conditions to the left ofthe Regulation Division

Ectodermal

Pillar or pillars are applied for a

shorter time, until a shift is seen.

In phase 1 and 2 often 6 weeks is

enough, in phase 3 may need

Endodermal

Mesenchymal

several cyclesMesodermal

Tissue

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Regulation/CompensationDivision

Humoral Phases Matrix Phases Cellular Phases

Excretion

Phase

Inflammation

Phase

Deposition

Phase

Impregnation

Phase

Degeneration

Phase

Dedifferentiatio

n Phase

The importance of the

Regulation/Compensation Division

Ectodermal

Three pillars are applied in cycles,

of mostly three months with a

rest period in between of 6 weeks,

until a shift is seen in the DET to

the left (see above)

Endodermal

Mesenchymal

Mesodermal

Tissue

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Regulation/CompensationDivision


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Summary

Use the DET as a map Use indications on it as references

Always remember the Decision Tree

The Three Pillars

Not always used, but must be

considered

Know the medications

Watch & listen to your patient

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Lets RecapLets Recap

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Who can use Heel products & what

modalities can be used with them?

Who can use Heel products? What kind of skills/training?

MD DPM Sauna Therapy

ND DO Homotoxicology Chi Kung

DC PhD Manipulation Therapy Hypnosis

LAc/DOM PharmD Herbal/Phyto Therapy Acupuncture

PA DDS Anthro oso hical Meditation

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Therapy

RN MT Homeopathy Others

TOOLS OF THE TRADE

Practitioners Handbook

STUDIES!!!

Our products have been researched for

many years and there are copies of

these articles available to you just ask

your Sales Rep

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University Seminars, Roundtables,

Expos and Teleconferences


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Diagnosis!

In order to correctly select a product forpatient treatment

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YOU MUST FIRST HAVE A DIAGNOSISOR INDICATION!!

Lets Recap

Homotoxicological medicines have

virtually no side effects or

contraindications

No known or reported drug interaction

or reactions

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In many cases, they are safe for

infants and elderly people!


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