Articles & Protocols
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The Complete GUNA Symptom-to-Remedy Correlations 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...
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GUNA Biotherapy Dosing: Aetiological vs. Symptomatological Prescribing
Our earlier GUNA Method and Cytokines articles covered the theory behind GUNA's low-dose biotherapy remedies and the underlying immunology. This article covers something more practical: how GUNA's own reference material...
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Cytokines: How the Immune System's Messengers Work
Cytokines sit at the centre of the GUNA Method's PNEI Rebalance phase, covered in our GUNA Method Therapeutic Triangle article. This article and the one that follows it work through...
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The GUNA Method Therapeutic Triangle: PNEI Rebalance, Drainage and Symptom Treatment
GUNA describes the clinical-therapeutic model of Physiological Regulating Medicine as linear. "Our approach to treating patients can thus be regarded as a global strategy in which nervous system, endocrine system...
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The GUNA Method: Understanding Physiological Regulating Medicine
Everything else in our Deep GUNA Research series — the INET protocols, the Collagen Medical Devices, the individual cytokine and hormone remedies — sits on top of a single underlying...
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Guna Collagen Medical Devices: What They Are and How They Work
Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body, and a deficiency in it contributes directly to inflammatory and degenerative disease of the locomotor apparatus. GUNA's Collagen Medical Devices...
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GUNA's Clinical Case Reports: Male Infertility and Type 1 Diabetes
The previous four articles in this series set out the theory and composition behind INET. This final article looks at two of GUNA's own published clinical case reports — the...
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K2F-DIA and K2M-DIA in Full: Composition and the Five Energy Movements Rationale
The third and final pair of INET medicines is the most specialised in the range. K2F-DIA (for women) and K2M-DIA (for men) are compounds used as adjuvants in the treatment...
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Senectus F and Senectus M in Full: Composition and Ingredient Rationale
After the two basic medicines, K2F and K2M, GUNA's secondary group of INET medicines — Senectus F and Senectus M — introduces a more complex structure: single homeopathic remedies, vitamins...
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K2F and K2M in Full: Composition and Rationale of the Primary INET Group
The primary group of INET medicines carries the letter F for female patients and M for male patients next to the brand name: K2F and K2M. These are the basic...
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INET Pharmacology: The Two Therapeutic Methods and Full Clinical Indications
The previous article in this series traced how PNEI research reframed the Endocrine, Immune and Nervous systems as a single interconnected network, and how GUNA's early experiments — administering a...
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The Foundations of INET: From Homotoxicology to the Neuroendocrine-Immune Network
Homotoxicology was the first major innovation in homeopathy since Hahnemann — Hans-Heinrich Reckeweg's attempt to interpret Hahnemann's original principles through the medical culture of the 1930s, 40s and 50s, the...
