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Therapy Tips about Bicom therapies using Bicom 2000, Essential Oils and Bicom Optima

Styes and chalazions (inflammation of the eye lid)

A stye is a bacterial infection of a sweat or sebaceous gland on the eyelid; a chalazion is a cyst from a blocked gland. Both recur if treated poorly. Covers the basic therapy and elimination organ work to run first, the pathogen sequences, the symptom related programmes and the liver and meridian links worth testing.

Increased susceptibility to infections

Repeated infections when the immune system is not fully balanced, with cold, damp, stress and poor nutrition weakening Qi. Sets out the TCM reading of the water, earth and metal elements and gives five standardised prophylactic sessions at one to two week intervals, with applicator placement, storage media, channel 2 substance complexes and the programmes for each session.

Increased susceptibility to infections in animals

Older and weakened animals, large herds and high turnover in a stable all raise susceptibility to infection, and cold, wind and damp finish the job. Sets out the TCM reading of cold and damp weakening Qi, which elements tend to test, and five standard prophylactic therapy sessions with their programmes, timings, applicator placement and channel 2 substance complexes.

Energetic blockages and stressful information through pharmaceuticals, in veterinary practice

Medicines, additives and vaccinations can burden the elimination organs of animal patients and leave stressful information behind years after the substance has cleared, blocking meridians, chakras and cell communication. Covers the KTT test set Pharmaceuticals and Neurology, what its green, blue, yellow and pink ampoules do, how A and Ai results differ in meaning, and testing with native preparations.

Energetic blockages and stressful information through pharmaceuticals in the human sector

Medicines, their additives and vaccinations can burden the elimination organs and leave stressful information behind long after the substance has cleared, blocking meridians, chakras and cell communication. Covers the KTT test set Pharmaceuticals and Neurology, what its green, blue, yellow and pink ampoules do, how A and Ai results differ in meaning, and testing with the patient’s own preparations.

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.

Electrosmog and 5G radiation: testing and treatment with the BICOM bioresonance method

Electromagnetic fields from power supply, mobile networks, WIFI and radar reach everyone, but tolerance varies and hypersensitivity can show as headache, dizziness, sleep disorder, tinnitus, thyroid problems or difficulty concentrating. Radiation stress also blocks therapy. Covers seven ways to test for it, the programmes and sequences to treat it, channel 2 recommendations, and programmes for the symptoms that follow.

Diagnosing and treating intracellular pathogen loads

Viruses, bacteria, fungi and protozoa that live inside host cells are shielded from the immune system and from antibiotics. Lists the obligatory and optional intracellular pathogens, the neurological and rheumatic pictures that should prompt testing, the combinations with heavy metals to expect, the specific and unspecific pathogen programmes, and the unmasking step that often has to follow treatment.

Colic in horses: Part 2 (therapy)

Part 2 moves from testing to treatment of a colic tendency in horses. Sets out the KTT sequence of basic therapy, follow-up, treating the stressful information, harmonisation, stabilisation and attenuation, then lists the allergy programme chains, pathogen programmes, the general chains for intestinal regulation, and the immune modulation and stress reduction programmes that have proven useful in practice.

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.

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