Articles & Protocols

Nine articles into this series, we have covered the theoretical foundations of SANUM therapy, its two great families of isopathic and immunobiological preparations, the terrain-restoring acid-base remedies, and the four-step...

Across this series we have looked at the individual pieces of the SANUM range in turn — pleomorphism and cyclogeny in Parts 1 and 2, the foundation preparations Mucokehl and...

Not every microbial threat announces itself clearly to the immune system. Some bacteria and fungi produce toxins that act as a causal trigger for disease, while others develop into so-called...

Farmers have used hay infusions to treat sick cattle for generations, without ever knowing why they worked. It took until 1887 for Metchnikoff to describe the growth-inhibiting effect of aerobic...

Heartburn after a heavy meal. A gut that feels permanently reactive. Joints that ache more on some weeks than others, with no obvious trigger. Across the SANUM literature, one factor...

Few organisms illustrate Enderlein's pleomorphism thesis more vividly than Candida albicans. It is, quite literally, living proof of the theory: a single species capable of existing in more than one...

Homeopathy is built on the principle of "like cures like" — a remedy that would, at full strength, produce symptoms similar to the illness being treated. Isopathy asks a related...

Ask a practitioner trained in this tradition which two remedies they would keep if they could only keep two, and the answer, more often than not, is the same pair:...

A coated tongue. A run of headaches. Catarrh that won't quite clear, or a mood that has been quietly low for weeks with no obvious cause. In the framework Günther...

Look down a microscope at a single bacterium and the assumption most of us grew up with is that it will stay a bacterium — one species, one shape, one...