Endocrine disruptors as energetic blockages in bioresonance

Endocrine disruptors are various substances that can interfere with the body’s own hormone production and release or can influence the transport and breakdown of hormones. Many endocrine disruptors are structurally similar to sex hormones. This allows them to mimic or hinder their effect in the target tissue. Recently, we have seen more and more interventions in the hormonal balance (thyroid gland, sex hormones, adrenal gland, pancreas, etc.) substances that can lead to various symptoms and clinical pictures. They are also suspected of causing obesity, diabetes, neurodevelopmental disorders and fertility disorders.

Hormone active substances

  • Natural hormones produced in the body
  • Natural hormones that are produced by plants (phytooestrogens) and can cause hormonal effects after consumption
  • Synthetic substances for the purpose of hormonal action (drugs, pills)
  • Synthetic substances used in agriculture or consumer products or produced as by-products but inadvertently exerting a hormonal effect (endocrine disruptors)

Effects of endocrine disruptors

  • They mimic the activity of naturally produced hormones (hormone agonist)
  • They block the hormone receptors in cells and thus prevent the effect of normal hormones (hormone antagonist)
  • They influence the synthesis, metabolism and excretion of hormones and thus change the homeostasis of natural hormones in the organism

Where they occur

  • Alkylphenols (detergents, detergents)
  • Bisphenols (polycarbonate objects, colour developers in thermal paper, white inner coating of canned food, plastic dental fillings)
  • Phthalates (plasticizers of plastics, printing ink, PVC, adhesives)
  • PCB/Dioxins (PCDD) (Hydraulic Oils, Plasticizers, Transformers)
  • Brominated diphenyls (flame retardants, upholstery, textiles)
  • Pesticides (insecticides, fungicides, herbicides, PCP, wood preservatives, leather)
  • UV filter substances (cosmetics, sunscreens)
  • Trialkytin compounds (antifouling coatings of ships)
  • Oestrogens / Medications (Wastewater)

Options in BICOM therapy

What options do we have in BICOM therapy to deal with energetic blockages caused by information from endocrine disruptors?

1. The use of the substance in question in a native substance

If you have access to the chemical compounds in question, you can of course use such substances directly and use them in therapy with an Ai program:

  • 191
  • 197
  • 998
  • 977

To do this, you should have opened the elimination organs beforehand and, if possible, test the therapy time and the amplification of the programs. Alternatively, you can also use program 10325. Subsequently, harmonisation can be carried out with an A program (e.g. 192 or 198) using pink ampoules from the CTT (e.g. “intracellular elimination”, “extracellular elimination”, etc.).

2. Working with the CTT ampoules

You can also work with the CTT ampoules from the “Parasites/Environmental Loads” test box or the “Inhalation allergens” test box.

To do this, proceed in a similar way as described above: You use an Ai program after you have previously opened the elimination organs and test the ampoules that resonate as a combination of. It is quite possible that you will find several ampoules from different test kits (e.g.: “Glyphosate/Herbicide Mix” plus “Insecticides” plus “Fungicides” (from the test box “Parasites/Environmental Pollution”) plus “Pesticides” (from the test box “Inhalation Allergens”)).

In the second step, you can also work with the test kit “Hormones, Organs, Neurotransmitters and Miasma” and test a combination of “hormone” ampoules and ampoules of the “endocrine glands” with program 192. You can then treat this combination in the same session with program 192 or 198. Ideally, test the time and amplification. Alternatively, you can also use program 10327. In this way, they have also harmonised the hormonal system at the same time. In addition, other specific hormone programs from the program manual can of course also be used.

Please keep in mind that the information from endocrine disruptors can still be present in the body as an energetic blockage even if the actual chemical substance has already been completely materially removed. Therefore, whenever you test environmental exposure of this kind, you should also carry out bioresonance therapy, even if the actual exposure may have been some time ago. On the other hand, we should be aware that we are constantly in contact with such endocrine disruptors through our diet, the direct environment and our drinking water. Nowadays, contact can hardly be completely avoided.

Treatment proposal from the Akademie für Komplementär- und Informationsmedizin (AKI). Published by arrangement.

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David Franklin
David Franklin is an advocate of Bioresonance therapy. He has seen how this form of treatment has helped his wife Sarah, who suffers from Addisons disease. David supplies Bicom Optima devices to therapists all over the world, and he also trains them on how to use the medical equipment effectively.

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