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.
Category Archives: Lymph
Acute Borreliosis can be treated without first running the preparation programmes for therapy blockages. Gives the five steps: basic therapy on the conductance value, opening the connective tissue, skin, lymph and nervous system meridians, indication-related programmes, inverting the Borrelia with sequences 10325 and 10326, then elimination and stabilisation with the pink ampoules. Symptom programmes are listed by complaint.
The thymus is the control organ of the immune system and the only site where T lymphocytes can be primarily differentiated, even after involution. Covers how the gland is built in different species, the blood-thymus barrier, physiological involution in dogs from the eighth week, programmes 428.2 and 3108.0, the fourth chakra correspondences, and the Blockade thymus settings.
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.
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.
Sports injuries from overexertion, blunt trauma, fractures, dislocations, sprains and overstretching, often traced back to poor warm-up, faulty technique and inadequate recovery. Covers the programmes for sports injury, cell regeneration, lymphatic activation, muscle complaints and pain, meridian flooding for injuries on a meridian, and how to test and treat the orthopaedics ampoules.
Sports injuries in horses, from overuse and blunt trauma to fractures, sprains and overstretching, with ill-fitting tack and rider error as contributing causes. Covers the programme chains for sports injury, pain, cell regeneration and lymphatic activation, the veterinary chains 30014 and 30015, and how to test and treat the orthopaedics ampoules.
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.
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.
The equine lymphatic system is easily upset by injury or lack of exercise, and poor drainage shows as oedema, swollen legs, phlegmon or chronic progressive lymphoedema in Shires, Friesians and Tinkers. Lists the general and special lymph programmes and sequences, the substance complexes to run in the second channel, and the testing and applicator points to adjust for animals.
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