Practitioner Articles
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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 Chronic Low Back Pain
An antihomotoxic protocol for chronic low back pain pairs a vertebral-segment regulatory remedy with an anti-inflammatory/regenerative remedy, delivered orally and/or by injection at paravertebral and trigger points, to support the...
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Practitioner Protocol for Sports Injury and Recovery
An antihomotoxic sports-injury protocol combines Traumeel for the acute inflammatory-repair response, Zeel T for the joint and connective-tissue theme in recovery, and Lymphomyosot to support lymphatic drainage and resolution of...
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Neural Therapy and Trigger-Point Injection with Antihomotoxic Remedies
Neural therapy and trigger-point injection with antihomotoxic remedies use small volumes of Traumeel and Spascupreel injected at myofascial trigger points, segmental sites and interference fields to modulate local regulation and...
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Guna MD Protocol for Tendinopathies and Sports Injuries
For tendinopathies and soft-tissue sports injuries, a Guna MD protocol combines peri-tendinous low-dose collagen with Traumeel to address both the connective-tissue matrix and the local inflammatory-repair response. Collagen ampoules support...
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Biopuncture for Musculoskeletal Pain
Biopuncture is the injection of small doses of antihomotoxic preparations into tender points, trigger points and periarticular tissue to support the body's own regulatory response to musculoskeletal pain. It differs...