Practitioner Articles
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Practitioner Protocol for Fibromyalgia and Chronic Pain
An antihomotoxic protocol for fibromyalgia and chronic widespread pain layers antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory and cellular-energy support to address the muscular, inflammatory and metabolic dimensions of a complex pain picture. This article...
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Practitioner Protocol for Allergic Rhinitis
An antihomotoxic protocol for allergic rhinitis pairs immune-regulating and mucosal remedies to support a calmer hypersensitivity response and healthier nasal mucosa, rather than simply blocking histamine. This article frames the...
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Antihomotoxic Drug Classes: Compositums, Homaccords, Injeels and Nosodes
Antihomotoxic medicines are organised into recognisable drug classes — compositums, homaccords, injeels and nosodes — each with a distinct construction logic that guides prescribing. This article explains what defines each...
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Biopuncture: A Practitioner's Guide to Technique and Points
Biopuncture is the injection of low-dose antihomotoxic preparations into subcutaneous and intramuscular points — often tender points, myofascial trigger zones and acupuncture loci — to support the body's own regulatory...
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Practitioner Protocol for Recurrent Respiratory Infections
Recurrent respiratory infection is approached antihomotoxically by supporting immune regulation between episodes and providing responsive support during acute phases. Immunomodulatory remedies underpin the terrain, while acute remedies are reserved for...
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Practitioner Protocol for Migraine and Tension Headache
An antihomotoxic approach to recurrent headache separates acute symptom support from constitutional neuroregulation. Symptomatic remedies address the presenting headache, while a deeper neuroregulatory remedy supports the nervous-system terrain between episodes...
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Progressive and Regressive Vicariation in Homotoxicology
In homotoxicology, vicariation describes the movement of a homotoxic burden between tissues and phases. Regressive vicariation is a shift toward excretion and healing; progressive vicariation is a shift into deeper...
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Homotoxicology: The Six-Phase Table for Practitioners
The Six-Phase Table is Reckeweg's map of disease evolution across six phases — excretion, inflammation, deposition, impregnation, degeneration and dedifferentiation — divided by the biological division between reversible humoral phases...
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Designing a Guna Method Protocol: Drainage, PNEI Rebalance and Symptom
The Guna Method structures a case in three coordinated layers: drainage of the extracellular matrix and emunctories, PNEI rebalancing of the psychoneuroendocrine-immune network, and targeted symptom support. Designing a protocol...
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Low-Dose Cytokine Therapy: Clinical Principles and Administration
Low-dose cytokine therapy uses cytokines and signalling molecules prepared at homeopathic low dilutions, often with sequential kinetic activation, to support physiological immune signalling rather than to flood the system. The...