AKI specialist module 4  Allergies and Stresses

Topic areas

Allergies, pollen and others; environmental toxins; geopathy; metabolism; autoimmunity.

Geopathy group

Three complexes, named for the grid systems they refer to:

• Curry grid
• Hartmann grid
• Geological fault

Environmental toxins group

Fourteen complexes, named for the substances they carry:

• Benzanthracenes
• Captan
• Dichlorvos (DDVP)
• Diesel soot
• Glycine
• Heavy metals
• Iron
• Lindane
• Nitrogen oxides
• Parathion
• Plasticizers
• Trichloroethylene
• Spray agents, a combined complex of the most common
• Toxins, a combined complex of the most common

What a substance complex is

Each substance complex is a digitally stored compilation of individual substances. They are not simply mixed: each complex is put together in a set ratio of quantity and strength, and a single complex can draw on up to 30 individual substances. A module of around 90 complexes therefore covers over 2,000 individual substances, and the six modules together cover more than 10,000.

Complexes can run on channel 2 alongside a BICOM® program, or be used on their own, including for making up oils and ointments.

Where the modules come from

Developed with the Akademie für Komplementär- und Informationsmedizin (AKI), the Academy for Complementary and Information Medicine, in Malchow, Germany. Topics and contents were chosen from the experience of AKI’s application consultants, in consultation with long-standing BICOM® practitioners.

Compatibility

For BICOM optima® devices of the 2nd generation, the touch screen models: V7, V8 and VET. Not for 1st generation devices.

If you are not sure which generation your BICOM optima® is, press 9 for settings then 0 for version, and read the version number under “update”.