Category Archives: Kidney

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.

Stress and sleep disorders, in veterinary practice

Stressed animals from poor husbandry, excessive demands, pain or illness, and the sleeping place itself: water veins, Benker, Hartmann and curry grids, and electrosmog from WIFI, DECT phones and GPS collars. Gives the full settings for the Relaxation sequence, the Stress Reduction programme 3137.0 and the kidney qi deficiency programme, with applicator placement and channel 2 ampoules.

Staying healthy through the winter

Winter calls for support of vitality, immune stabilisation and metabolism, and because the season belongs to the element water, of the kidney and bladder meridians as well. Covers the follow up programmes for psychovegetative stabilisation, lymph, immunity, kidney and bladder, the channel 2 ampoules to pair with them, and how many programmes to run per session.

Standardised basic systematic

A five session protocol for allergies and chronic disease that works through the most common stresses: scar interference fields, geopathic and radiation exposure, candida, wheat and milk, while activating liver, kidneys and lymph. Gives the sequence for each session, the parameters behind the Candida and mycotoxin programmes, and the channel 2 ampoules to pair with each visit.

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.

Complementary BICOM therapy for tumour diseases

Supporting tumour patients with BICOM 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 scar and vaccination blockages, why detoxifying therapies should wait until the second or third session, adrenal support, and the shock and stress programmes to test.