Inflammatory rheumatic disease covers more than 100 clinical pictures, from rheumatoid arthritis to ankylosing spondylitis and lupus erythematosus. Covers the indication programmes and substance complexes to test, the TCM elements each group starts in, the test sets for allergic, viral, parasitic and bacterial stress, and the therapy blockages that have to clear first, including teeth and vaccination information.
Category Archives: Bacterial load
Erosive and non-erosive polyarthritis in dogs, triggered by vaccinations, bacterial or protozoal infection or chronic enteropathy. Covers the rheumatic and joint programmes in the device, the element wood reading from TCM, the test sets for allergic, parasitic, fungal and bacterial stresses, intracellular pathogens such as borrelia, and the dental and vaccination blockages that hold therapy back.
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.
Viruses, bacteria, fungi and protozoa that live inside host cells are shielded from the immune system and from antibiotics. Lists the obligatory and optional intracellular pathogens, the neurological and rheumatic pictures that should prompt testing, the combinations with heavy metals to expect, the specific and unspecific pathogen programmes, and the unmasking step that often has to follow treatment.
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.