Category Archives: Jaw and TMJ

BICOM unlimited: therapies at a distance (remote therapy), in veterinary practice

Remote therapy uses two drops of the patient’s blood, one in the input cup and one placed about 20 cm from the tensor or hand plate at the output. Sets out the quantum entanglement rationale, the testing and therapy procedure, where to place the treated drop, consent and attention requirements, and the limits: no scar, temporomandibular joint or meridian work.

The large intestine meridian

A blocked large intestine meridian can show as shoulder pain, lower jaw toothache, trigeminal neuralgia, constipation, eczema or sinusitis, often where scars, tattoos or piercings cross it. Covers the programme sequence for flooding the meridian from Di 1 to Di 20, applicator and cable placement, and the individual points Di 1 to Di 20 with locations and indications.

Concomitant BICOM therapy for tooth extractions

Teeth come out because they are diseased, act as interference fields or foci, or for orthodontic reasons. Covers preparation with the CTT teeth kit and the tooth ampoule, the order of treatment on the day of surgery, using the extracted tooth in the input cup, clearing the anaesthetic with an Ai programme, scar therapy later, and the jaw joint check.

Concomitant BICOM therapy for tooth extractions in horses

Extractions in horses follow periodontal disease, fractures, fistulas, apical infections and position anomalies, and wolf teeth still come out for rideability. Covers preparation with the CTT teeth kit, the treatment order on the day of surgery from basic therapy through lymph and wound healing programmes, clearing sedation with an Ai programme, later scar work, and the jaw joint check that often follows.