Possible applications for the Magnetic Depth Probe applicator

The hammer applicator reaches 40 to 50 cm into tissue, which makes it useful where the mat alone will not do. Covers input use for heel spurs, herniated disc, hip problems and pollinosis, output use on scars and for channel 2 substance complexes, interference field testing with the biotensor, the anti-magnetic core in dentistry, and geopathic treatment.

Irritable bowel syndrome (irritable colon): Part 2, therapy

The therapy side of irritable bowel syndrome after the stressful information has been tested. Sets out the KTT scheme from basic therapy through harmonisation, stabilisation and attenuation, the allergy chains 10313 and 10310, the pathogen programmes, and the intestinal regulation, immune modulation and stress reduction programmes that have proven useful in daily practice.

Irritable bowel syndrome (colon irritabile): Part 1, energetic diagnostics

Cramping, painful flatulence and alternating constipation and diarrhoea affect 7 to 25 % of people in western countries, women twice as often as men. Covers the four symptom subtypes, the anamnesis questions worth asking, the dental compartments linked to the large intestine, the energetic blockages to test, and the KTT and ETT kits for diet, chemical, immune and hormonal triggers.

Insect bites in the BICOM practice

Milder local reactions to wasp, bee and mosquito bites, and why patients with a known sting allergy should keep the emergency kit to hand even after BICOM therapy. Covers the acute programmes for swelling, cell regeneration, lymph and wound healing, the applicator setup, second channel substance complexes, and therapy run with the insect itself.

Insect bites and summer itch, in veterinary practice

Stings on pets and farm animals usually leave only mild local reactions, but in horses summer itch follows insect saliva and leads to itchy swelling and chafing. Lists the predisposing factors from feeding to leaky gut, the acute programmes for swelling, lymph and wound healing, applicator setup, second channel substance complexes, and therapy run with the insect itself.

Styes and chalazions (inflammation of the eye lid)

A stye is a bacterial infection of a sweat or sebaceous gland on the eyelid; a chalazion is a cyst from a blocked gland. Both recur if treated poorly. Covers the basic therapy and elimination organ work to run first, the pathogen sequences, the symptom related programmes and the liver and meridian links worth testing.

Increased susceptibility to infections

Repeated infections when the immune system is not fully balanced, with cold, damp, stress and poor nutrition weakening Qi. Sets out the TCM reading of the water, earth and metal elements and gives five standardised prophylactic sessions at one to two week intervals, with applicator placement, storage media, channel 2 substance complexes and the programmes for each session.

Increased susceptibility to infections in animals

Older and weakened animals, large herds and high turnover in a stable all raise susceptibility to infection, and cold, wind and damp finish the job. Sets out the TCM reading of cold and damp weakening Qi, which elements tend to test, and five standard prophylactic therapy sessions with their programmes, timings, applicator placement and channel 2 substance complexes.

Energetic blockages and stressful information through pharmaceuticals, in veterinary practice

Medicines, additives and vaccinations can burden the elimination organs of animal patients and leave stressful information behind years after the substance has cleared, blocking meridians, chakras and cell communication. Covers the KTT test set Pharmaceuticals and Neurology, what its green, blue, yellow and pink ampoules do, how A and Ai results differ in meaning, and testing with native preparations.

Energetic blockages and stressful information through pharmaceuticals in the human sector

Medicines, their additives and vaccinations can burden the elimination organs and leave stressful information behind long after the substance has cleared, blocking meridians, chakras and cell communication. Covers the KTT test set Pharmaceuticals and Neurology, what its green, blue, yellow and pink ampoules do, how A and Ai results differ in meaning, and testing with the patient’s own preparations.

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