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

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.

Support of metabolic functions with the BICOM device Part 1, in veterinary practice

Fat metabolism in animals: synthesis, digestion, transport, storage and lipolysis, with differences between species, and why hypothyroid patients so often show lipid metabolism disorders. Lists the programmes to test individually, from 460.1 and 520.2 through to the chains 10049, 10050 and 10051, applicator placement at the right costal arch, and the link to the element wood.

Support of metabolic functions with the BICOM device Part 1

Fat metabolism: synthesis, digestion, transport, storage and lipolysis, and why patients with hypothyroidism so often show lipid metabolism disorders. Lists the programmes to test individually, from 460.1 and 520.2 through to the chains 10049, 10050 and 10051, applicator placement on the bitter substance point at the right costal arch, and the link to the element wood.

Support of metabolic functions with the BICOM device Part 2, in veterinary practice

Carbohydrate metabolism and pancreatic juice secretion in the veterinary patient. Covers glycogen synthesis, glycogenolysis, glycolysis, the pentose phosphate pathway and gluconeogenesis, insulin and glucagon regulation, and where insulin resistance, diabetes, hypoglycaemia and hyperglycaemia fit. Lists the programme chains 10082 and 10118, the pancreas, meridian and metabolism programmes to test, and the spleen and pancreas link in TCM.

Support of metabolic functions with the BICOM device Part 2

Carbohydrate metabolism and pancreatic juice secretion. Covers glycogen synthesis, glycogenolysis, glycolysis, the pentose phosphate pathway and gluconeogenesis, insulin and glucagon regulation, and where insulin resistance, diabetes, hypoglycaemia and hyperglycaemia fit. Lists the programme chains 10082 and 10118, the pancreas and metabolism programmes to test, applicator placement on the Sissi Karz nutrient points, and the spleen and pancreas link in TCM.

The Prevent test kit in daily practice

The Prevent test kit holds the five chronic central allergens, gluten and gliadin, wheat, milk and lactose, soy and chicken egg, plus five ampoules built on the five element theory: Harmony, Balance, Stability, Vitality and Relaxation. Covers what each ampoule contains, the Ai and A programmes used to test them, and using them for stabilisation at the end of a therapy day.

The new CTT test kit Environmental Toxins, in veterinary practice

A new CTT test kit for the veterinary practice, covering heavy metals and the newer environmental burdens: microplastics, nanoparticles, silicone, PFC/PFAS, parabens, phthalates, radioactive substances and a 5 G ampoule that treats rather than protects. Covers the 57 grey ampoules, the three pink harmonisation ampoules, the Ai and A programmes used to test them, and combinations with feed allergens and vaccinations.

The new CTT test kit Environmental Toxins

A new CTT test kit covering heavy metals and the newer environmental burdens: microplastics, nanoparticles, PFC/PFAS, parabens, phthalates, UV filters, radioactive substances and a 5 G ampoule that treats rather than protects. Covers the 57 grey ampoules, the three pink harmonisation ampoules, the Ai and A programmes used to test them, and common combinations with other CTT and STT kits.

BICOM bioresonance myths Part 1

Two long running claims about BICOM practice, corrected. That Ai programmes cannot be used when the patient’s own blood or saliva sits in the input cup, and that programme 428.2 thymus activation is unsafe in autoimmune disease. Covers why inverting the wave removes the misinformation, the Ai programmes in daily use, and the 428 series parameters.

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