The practical case: acute ankle joint injury in horses

An eight-year-old mare opened her ankle joint on a broken drinking trough and needed emergency surgery the same evening. This case follows the BICOM therapy alongside it: shock and stress reduction programmes during the operation, bacteria testing from blood with the CTT kit, scar and wound healing work afterwards, and the lymph and blockage programmes used through four months of rehabilitation.

Acute pollen allergy therapy

A step by step protocol for treating acute pollen allergy with programme sequence 10317. Covers basic therapy on the conductance value test, programme 970.5 with the eye applicator and saliva, tears or nasal secretion in the input cup, then 946.0, 945.2 and 947.0 with fresh pollen, rain water and minerals or a chip in the output.

Epstein-Barr virus in the context of chronic diseases

Epstein-Barr virus persists in tissue after the acute illness clears and can reactivate when the immune system weakens, leaving tiredness, bowel problems, migraine-like headaches and new food intolerances. Covers the gamma herpes virus ampoule, programmes 978.1, 996.0 and 197.0, the Virus 1 and Virus 2 settings from Dr Hennecke and Maquinay, and the substance complex to avoid combining.

Modern pollen and hay dust therapy, in veterinary practice

Inhalation allergies in horses have become more common, and environmental pollution appears to be part of the reason. Covers collecting native pollen, hay dust and house dust from the stable, combining these with ampoules for ozone, fine dust, glyphosate and radioactive substances, testing moulds when symptoms persist in rain, and the programme sequences 10310 and 10317.

Modern pollen therapy

Pollen allergy has risen by 19% since 2010, and environmental pollution appears to be part of the reason. Covers collecting native pollen from the patient’s surroundings, combining it with ampoules for ozone, fine dust, glyphosate and radioactive substances, testing moulds when symptoms persist in rain, and the programme sequences 10310, 10317 and the Ai, Di and H+Di alternatives.

Complementary BICOM therapy for tumour diseases, in veterinary practice

Tumour diseases are rising in dogs and other species, and BICOM can support these patients alongside conventional treatment without the CTT tumour test kits. Sets out the order of work: basic therapy, treatment of blockages, opening the elimination organs, indication related therapy and stabilisation. Covers spike protein blockages, when to begin detoxifying, adrenal support, and the shock and stress programmes to test.

Support of metabolic functions with the BICOM device Part 1, in veterinary practice

Fat metabolism in animals: synthesis, digestion, transport, storage and lipolysis, with differences between species, and why hypothyroid patients so often show lipid metabolism disorders. Lists the programmes to test individually, from 460.1 and 520.2 through to the chains 10049, 10050 and 10051, applicator placement at the right costal arch, and the link to the element wood.

Support of metabolic functions with the BICOM device Part 1

Fat metabolism: synthesis, digestion, transport, storage and lipolysis, and why patients with hypothyroidism so often show lipid metabolism disorders. Lists the programmes to test individually, from 460.1 and 520.2 through to the chains 10049, 10050 and 10051, applicator placement on the bitter substance point at the right costal arch, and the link to the element wood.

Support of metabolic functions with the BICOM device Part 2, in veterinary practice

Carbohydrate metabolism and pancreatic juice secretion in the veterinary patient. Covers glycogen synthesis, glycogenolysis, glycolysis, the pentose phosphate pathway and gluconeogenesis, insulin and glucagon regulation, and where insulin resistance, diabetes, hypoglycaemia and hyperglycaemia fit. Lists the programme chains 10082 and 10118, the pancreas, meridian and metabolism programmes to test, and the spleen and pancreas link in TCM.

Support of metabolic functions with the BICOM device Part 2

Carbohydrate metabolism and pancreatic juice secretion. Covers glycogen synthesis, glycogenolysis, glycolysis, the pentose phosphate pathway and gluconeogenesis, insulin and glucagon regulation, and where insulin resistance, diabetes, hypoglycaemia and hyperglycaemia fit. Lists the programme chains 10082 and 10118, the pancreas and metabolism programmes to test, applicator placement on the Sissi Karz nutrient points, and the spleen and pancreas link in TCM.

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