Category Archives: Hormonal disorder

BICOM therapy for endometriosis

Endometriosis involves both a disturbed hormone balance and toxic stress on the uterine mucosa, often with scarring from surgery. Sets out seven starting points to test, the programmes for hormonal regulation, triple warmer, menstruation problems and toxin elimination, the six programme limit per session, and the channel 2 substance complex.

Concomitant BICOM therapy for hypothyroidism Part 1: Diagnostics, in veterinary practice

Hypothyroidism is common in dogs and rarely diagnosed in horses, and usually follows lymphocytic thyroiditis. Part 1 covers the symptom picture, from poor coat and delayed coat change to laminitis and myxoedema, the CTT and STT ampoules that commonly resonate, the gluten link carried over from human medicine, and the drug triggers to rule out.

Concomitant BICOM therapy for Hashimoto’s thyroiditis Part 1: Diagnosis

Hashimoto’s thyroiditis destroys thyroid tissue and is often found late because the symptoms are so varied. Part 1 covers TPO and TG antibodies, the full symptom picture from cold sensitivity to vocal cord oedema, and the CTT and STT ampoules that commonly resonate: wheat and gluten, candida, gammaherpes viruses, heavy metals and teeth 1.6 and 2.6.

Accompanying fertility therapy with the BICOM Bioresonance Method

Couples in fertility treatment often want complementary support before or alongside medical intervention. Covers the blockages and eliminating organs to test first, the hormone programmes 3030.0, 3419.0, 980.2 and 3049.0, testing sperm against the partner’s blood for resonance, and the inversion procedures used when an intolerance is found.

The liver meridian of the horse

Liver qi stagnation shows as tension pain that improves with movement, and the wood element ties the liver to muscles, tendons, blood, eyes, hooves and hormones. Covers the meridian course from Le 1 at the hind hoof to Le 14 at the ribs, the indications for the main points, the meridian programmes, the three-step procedure for stagnation, and the milk thistle warning.

The adrenal gland in the BICOM practice

Almost all chronically ill patients show some degree of adrenal fatigue. Covers cortisol and its part in gluconeogenesis, glycolysis and lipolysis, ACTH control from the pituitary, aldosterone and the sex hormones, and adrenaline from the medulla. Lists the symptom picture across psyche, immune system, muscles, libido, vessels, intestine, nerves, skin and hair, and gives the Adrenal Activation settings with programmes 3136.0 and 3137.0.

The adrenal gland in energy medicine

Adrenal fatigue is present in almost all chronically ill and elderly patients. This piece places the adrenal gland with the root chakra: its themes, TCM meridian and dental relationships, and the emotional and physical disharmony patterns. Covers tensor testing for a blocked first chakra and the full therapy settings, applicator placement and second channel ampoules.

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.

Endocrine disruptors as energetic blockages in bioresonance

Endocrine disruptors mimic or block hormones and change how they are made, carried and broken down, and they come from plastics, thermal paper, flame retardants, pesticides, UV filters and wastewater. Their information can persist as an energetic blockage long after the substance itself has gone. Covers testing with native substances and with CTT ampoules, and the Ai and A programmes to use.

Colic in horses: Part 1 (energetic diagnosis)

Colic covers several distinct problems in the horse gut: spastic, gas and sand colic, large and small intestine blockages, stomach overload, obstruction and torsion. Sets out the causes and symptoms of each, why detailed energetic testing is not indicated in the acute emergency, and what to test afterwards, from vertebral and scar blockages to feed, environment, pathogens and hormones.