Part 2 of a two-part Deep GUNA Research series on how GUNA's biotherapy remedies — cytokines, hormones and neuropeptides, and growth factors — are dosed and selected in practice.
This article is written for a practitioner audience and draws directly on GUNA's own published dosing-guide reference material. It is educational in nature and does not replace clinical judgement or personalised medical advice.
Part 1 of this series covered the two prescribing strategies GUNA uses across cytokines, hormones and neuropeptides, and growth factors — the lab-led aetiological approach, and the simpler, symptom-led symptomatological approach. This article is the full A–Z reference behind that second approach: GUNA's own symptom-to-remedy correlations index, covering every presenting symptom or condition its dosing guide cross-references back to a specific low-dose biotherapy remedy.
How to Use This Index
Each row below reflects a symptom or presenting condition GUNA's dosing guide associates with one or more remedies, for symptom-led (rather than lab-led) prescribing. Where several remedies are listed for one symptom, GUNA's material doesn't rank them — clinical judgement, and the wider presentation, determines which is the better fit. A handful of the remedies named in GUNA's own reference (Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Parathyroid Hormone) aren't currently part of our individual remedy range; they're included below for completeness and left unlinked, consistent with how we've handled molecules outside our catalogue elsewhere in this series.
A–Z Symptom Correlations
Reading This Alongside the Rest of the Series
This index is deliberately the last article in our GUNA Method / Cytokines / Biotherapy Dosing set — it's the practical, symptom-first lookup that sits on top of the theory in the GUNA Method articles, the molecule-by-molecule detail in the Cytokines articles, and the dosing mechanics and aetiological pairing tables in Part 1 of this series.
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Source: GUNA, biotherapy dosing guide — full symptom/syndrome/pathological condition correlations index.
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