The Triple Heater is not an organ but a functional unit in three parts, governing food energy, basic energy and defence energy. Covers the upper, middle and lower warmer, the digestive fire and how cold food leads to spleen Qi deficiency, the four meridian programmes, flooding between 3E 1 and 3E 23, and the acupuncture indications including the key point 3E 5.
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Therapy Tips about Bicom therapies using Bicom 2000, Essential Oils and Bicom Optima
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.
Ticks transmit disease, so a bite is worth treating rather than ignoring. Sets out a three step approach: basic therapy according to energetic state, toxin elimination with 970.5, then programmes 999 and 998 with the tick or tick ampoule in the input cup and BICOM Trace Elements, oil or a chip in the output. Includes the channel 2 remedies and dosage.
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.
Infants can be treated from birth, but therapy times are often two to three minutes per programme and amplifications lower than in adults. Answers the questions asked most often at seminars: treating a breastfed child through the mother, what not to eliminate during breastfeeding, treating mother and child as one unit up to age seven, settling a restless toddler, chips and drops, and treatment intervals.
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 stomach meridian and its partner the spleen/pancreas meridian are the root of blood formation, and dampness is the influence that blocks them. Covers oedema and joint stiffness from unprocessed body fluids, worry that knots the Qi, the complaints the meridian points help with, the four meridian programmes, and flooding between St 1 and St 45.
In dogs the small intestine meridian starts at the outer claw fold, in horses at the outside of the hoof, and runs to a point in front of the ear. Covers the indications from colic and watery faeces to mastitis, corneal opacity, epilepsy and laryngitis, the four meridian programmes, flooding between SI 1 and SI 19, and the procedure for stagnation.
The small intestine meridian is a YANG meridian running from the little finger to a point in front of the ear, and SI 3 is the key point for the Governor vessel. Covers the indications from facial neuralgia and shoulder pain to tinnitus and milk flow, the tooth relationships, the four meridian programmes, meridian flooding from SI 1 to SI 19, and the procedure for stagnation.
Liver qi stagnation shows as tension pain that eases with movement, and wind diseases such as pollinosis, neurodermatitis, migraine and weather sensitivity belong to the same element. Covers nail signs, menstrual regulation, the meridian course from the big toe to the sixth intercostal space, the point indications, the meridian programmes, the stagnation procedure, and the milk thistle warning.